June’s Most Wanted
“A nice way to take advantage of one of my summer Fridays would be a long weekend at the Viceroy Anguilla for a healthy dose of sunshine and relaxation.”—Claudine Ingeneri, Bookings Director
“This year’s fundraising campaign for D4D, aka Downtown (New Yorkers) for Democracy, includes the sale of Ohwow gallery’s The Pocket Guide to Politics, featuring agitprop from Aaron Young, Terry Richardson, and Casey Neistat.”—Fan Zhong, Associate Editor
“How chic—Movado updated its standard gold style with these sleek gray ceramic links.”—Claudia Mata, Jewelry and Accessories Director
“Mulberry’s new bag was inspired by one of music’s most controversial singers, Lana Del Rey. I like that it’s classic but with this edgy gold snake print.”—Nora Milch, Associate Accessories Editor
“Erik Sanko, the mastermind behind Skeleton Key, has put together the band’s first record in seven years. Gravity Is the Enemy is awesome, and the sleeve design, by Stefan Sagmeister, is just plain beautiful.”—Corey Seymour, Senior Articles Editor
“Is it weird to collect La Mer jars? Not when it supports a worthy cause. The brand has created this limited-edition jar of its biofermented-sea-kelp-based cream to commemorate World Oceans Day (June 8) and is donating money to Oceana, an ocean-conservation organization.”—Jane Larkworthy, Beauty Director
“Gabby Sabharwal’s swimwear collection Giejo is full of mix-and-match tops and bottoms. I’m after this playful bikini for summer.”—Lindsey Frugier, Market Editor
“Lila Rice’s jewelry pieces are the perfect combination of industrial and organic, like this necklace.”—Anton Ioukhnovets, Design Director
“Laura Poretzky-Garcia used to design the fashion label Abaeté. Now she has teamed with her former shoe designer Bernard Figueroa and launched Kompany, a line of beautiful nature-inspired lighting fixtures. My favorite is the Limule sconce, a horseshoe crab hand-cast in bronze.”—Karin Nelson, Features Editor
“I love the idea of toting around this smart-looking suitcase. it makes me think of a bygone era, when travel was glamorous.”— Karla Martinez Fashion Market and Accessories Director
