While it is indeed our job to edit, sometimes we just can’t help ourselves. Whether it’s wallet-friendly prices or a barrage of achingly chic pieces that lure us in, there are some stores we go crazy for (read: buy too much from) time and time again. Ahead, the places we’ve been shopping obsessively this season.
Where Editors Shop
Loéil
"Loéil has an abundance of structural, chic and on-trend pieces at affordable price points."
—Nicky Deam, Editorial Director
Ganni
"Ganni is my obsession! I want everything (literally) and have loaded up my cart with all the new fall prints and silky pieces."
—Laura Lajiness, New York Editor
Ganni Bartlett Georgette Shirt, $112
Staud
"I love how Staud has unique pieces that aren't total bank-breakers. I love their imagery and styling, and would pretty much would wear anything they sell."
—Samantha Corbett, Graphic Designer
Réalisation
"I can barely open Réalisation's emails because I know it'll send me down a rabbit hole of vintage-inspired dresses and tops that make me feel like I need to go out dancing with girlfriends immediately. Everything is incredibly sexy, but in an empowering way—like you wouldn't even notice (or care about) the glances inevitably coming your way. Just when I thought it couldn't get better, they released this jacket—please, someone take away my credit card."
—Jaclyn Decell, Social Media Manager
Réalisation The Japan Tour Jacket, $180
Azalea
"Azalea is a convenient—maybe too convenient in my case—one-stop shop for super affordable wardrobe staples (think t-shirts, sweaters, occasion tops and the like) and more specialty, contemporary designer pieces. Currently in my shopping cart is an $18 velvet choker, various under-$100 knits to restock my collection and a Toit Volant frilly statement jumpsuit that's totally unnecessary but too fun to resist."
—Kristi Mikesky, Features Editor
Toit Volant Flora Lily Long Pants Jumper, $235
Fashionable
"Fashionable is a retailer that offers gorgeous leather bags and jewelry at amazing prices, which are made by women in Ethiopia and Nashville, TN who have overcome sex trafficking. You're shopping for a good cause in empowering and providing work for these women, and their collection of minimalist rings and necklaces are great staples you can wear everyday."
—Amy Lee, Associate Fashion Editor
