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Business Insider
3 days ago
- Business Insider
I'm a travel writer and these are the best travel purses I've taken abroad, from stylish crossbodies to spacious East-West bags
I'll admit it: I'm the reason the security line is moving so slowly. When I finally approach the TSA agent, even if I've rehearsed the interaction for last 30 minutes, I end up rummaging furiously through my travel tote, where my plane reads, passport, and random lip balms have all mixed. So finally, I switched over to a travel purse. I found it to be much more useful than wearing a travel backpack because I could us it throughout my whole trip, rather than just at the airport. The best travel purses I tested have better storage options for a passport, phone, keys, and wallet, offering convenient access in a cute, wearable little package. For more on the best personal items to travel with, see our guide to the best weekender bags and best carry-on luggage. How I tested travel purses To find the stylish travel purses for staying organized, I tested 10 bags and wore each for at least 5 hours. I wore them in crowded urban areas, on road trips, and through hiking trails. I took note of how long it took me to grab things when I needed them, particularly at cash registers and while going through customs. Best travel purse overall: Lo & Sons Aoyama The genius zippered vertical side pocket keeps everything organized. I wore this medium-sized crossbody bag for errand-filled city excursions, beach days, and a weekend cabin getaway. No other purse I tested felt so well-suited to such a range of environments. The interior pockets are helpfully mesh-lined so I could see where everything was the moment I opened the bag. It's hard for me to choose a favorite pocket — there are so many smart ones, including the built-in card holder. "My favorite part is its vertical zippered side pocket, where I can pull out my phone without taking the bag off my shoulder," writes senior associate style editor Gabrielle Chase. It's lightweight, buttery soft, and comfy to carry all day. In addition to looking high-end, the leather feels silky-smooth and gentle on my skin. Even when I had the bag stuffed to maximum capacity, the wide adjustable strap lands really comfortably and evenly, never digging into my shoulder or back. It only weighs 10.8 ounces, which is impressive given the amount of storage options. It can convert into three different bags. The adjustable, removable strap clicks into the body of the bag, allowing you to wear the Aoyama as a shoulder bag or even a clutch. Having one beautiful, adaptable bag that keeps me organized from the airport to a fancy dinner saves space in my suitcase. This kind of versatility makes the $248 price tag a bit more justifiable. Best budget: Baggu Medium Cargo Crossbody It's low-maintenance and machine-washable. Made of a durable-feeling recycled nylon, the fabric isn't what you might call "luxury"—rather, it's sporty and lightweight, which is far more important to me when I'm lugging suitcases and spilling coffee. Best of all for a messy, outdoorsy traveler like myself is that this Baggu is machine-washable. The storage is simple and roomy. The Cargo Crossbody doesn't have as many specialized compartments as the other options I tested. Instead, there's just two exterior pockets and one interior zippered pocket. But the fact that the roomy interior is open gives me the option for all the other stuff I inevitably acquire while traveling. It can comfortably fit a wallet, sandwich, can of Diet Coke, a Nintendo switch, phone and a book, as I learned from my picnic in the park. It comes in a variety of cute colors. Mine is a French blue, which adds a fun pop of color to any outfit (just because a bag is utilitarian and practical doesn't mean it has to be plain). Best phone holder: Bandolier Lily Duet I no longer have to root around in my bag for my phone. Before Bandolier, I'd yet to find an accessory that offers easy, fumble-free, repeated access to my phone, which I use constantly while traveling — checking reservations, looking at Google Maps, or filming my pasta like I'm an influencer. Bandolier's sturdy leather phone case, which has a handy envelope for cards, upgraded my entire life. I can wearing my phone elegantly as a purse, with the crossbody strap clasped directly to the leather phone case. This made it so easy to grab and then "put away," i.e. drop so it simply drapes across my body. The case clasps easily into Bandolier's expanded pouch, which can fit tickets, a thin wallet, a passport, keys, and a lip balm. The materials and design feel expensive. Also, it is expensive. Both made of 100% leather, the Expanded Pouch is $98, and the Lily Duet (which is crossbody and wristlet phone case duo) costs $148. The sturdy pouch is a nice addition for a bit of extra storage, but you don't necessarily need to buy both: the phone case and detachable strap are enough. The phone case itself is amazing. The back pocket card holder has a snap closure that keeps my credit card and ID secure and hidden. It's much safer than the exposed card holders I had before. I've made this my permanent phone case, whether traveling or not. Best anti-theft travel purse: Arden Cove Bum Bag There are so many security features. The locking clasp straps are secure — they even take me a moment to undo when I'm just alone in my house, so I can't imagine how a thief could pull it off. I wore this bag through Times Square to get to a gynecologist appointment, and not for a second did I fear for the precious contents inside it (which included my anti-anxiety meds). Arden Cove makes it with "slash-resistant lining" and a hidden back zip pocket where I put my passport. It can be worn in four ways. This Bum Bag's adjustable straps let me wear this as a belt bag, fanny pack, chest bag, or crossbody, which is ideal for crowded, highly traffic areas when I want my belongings as close to me as possible. The body of the bag itself is more structured, with less flexibility, than other options, but it allows you to keep everything close to the chest. The storage is elite. I'm obsessed with its storage options, which includes two card holders that are perfect for subway cards, business cards, credit cards, IDs, and small tickets. Best lightweight: Away Featherlight Crossbody It's really comfortable. Away's simple design offers just the right amount of structure and slouch. It's made from a water-repellant polyester till feels cushiony and almost quilted. Even when I filled the bag with snacks, a big book, a Fuji camera, and my notebook, the padding around the strap prevented the bag from digging into my shoulders. It has an impressive capacity. The Featherlight Crossbody weighs just over half a pound, yet has a storage capacity of 10 liters. I wore the bag on a bike trail along the Hudson River, to a Phillies game, and to Brighton Beach, where water and sand slid right off. It's also machine washable. There are super useful hidden exterior pockets. I used the tiny one on the strap, which is perfect for AirPods or keys, and the other that's ideally sized for a passport and phone. These helped me avoid rummaging around in my bag in front of hotel receptionists and baristas. Best for organization: Dagne Dover Micah Neoprene Crossbody There are so many ways to store things. I especially loved the convenience of the exterior magnetic-closure phone pocket. It has special compartments like card slots and pen loops, with loads of interior and exterior pockets for easy access to everyday items. I found myself constantly using the little loops for pens — a Godsend as mine are always scribbling on the bottom of my bags. It looks cool. The Micah crossbody has a really distinctive, athletic look, with fun, chunky zippers. I felt really cool wearing it to yoga class and to the dog park. The 100% vegan material is made from 7 recycled plastic bottles, and it feels durable and sturdy. It's lightweight and comfortable. It's can easily fit all the items I want while traveling — like documents, tablets, pens, books, and large headphones — but not something as large as a water bottle (for that, we suggest Dagne Dover's Sloan Sling instead). Most stylish: Parisa Wang Gabrielle Shoulder Bag It makes a trendy handbag into a practical purse. East-West bags — the long, skinny silhouette popularized by Alaia's $2,950 Le Teckel — can be horribly impractical. The slim body might be the trendiest shape right now, but I can't imagine squeezing travel essentials like sunscreen or snacks into a purse built like a pencil case. But the Gabrielle Shoulder Bag from Parisa Wang makes this purse trend practical. Not only is it supremely roomy, but it also has lots of functional features like quick-access pockets and handles that feel comfortable enough on your shoulder for all-day wear. The elongated shape makes the purse incredibly spacious. I fit a hard-shell sunglass case, a 3.4-ounce bottle of sunscreen, a granola bar, a wallet, a pack of Band-Aids, two lipsticks, a claw clip, and all my little essentials like keys and AirPods in the purse with lots of room to spare. It also has two exterior pockets on either side of the bag, which are perfect for storing quick-access items like tickets or travel documents. It works from day trips to dinner reservations. Lots of practical purses tend to lean too heavily into function at the cost of form. But this bag, with its smooth leather and minimalist look, would be chic enough for a stop at a Parisian wine bar after your walking tour. We all know the look of a tourist with their many-pocketed fanny pack, but this purse won't make you look like you came straight from a survivalist retreat. — Samantha Crozier, style editor, Insider Reviews What to look for in a travel purse Security features: Look for RFID-blocking compartments to protect your credit cards, and zippered closures. Crossbody bags offer a more secure fit that's harder to swipe off your person. Weight and adaptability: The more lightweight a travel purse is — and the more ways you can adjust its wide strap to distribute the weight — the more comfortable you'll be throughout your trip. Durability: Look for machine washable, water-resistant materials (like nylon) especially if you'll be doing outdoorsy stuff. Other travel purses we tested Quince Italian Leather Convertible Crescent Shoulder Bag ($119) This is a well-made Italian leather purse that looks a lot like the very trendy Clare V. Moyen Messenger. It's comfortable to wear, but the internal organization is somewhat minimal. Cuyana Mini Paloma Bag ($398) It's elegant, compact, and has good organizational features, but was just a bit too small for my everyday carry. This one's better suited to minimalist travelers. Caraa Nimbus ($190) Design-wise, this bag has a very distinctive, cool look. It's kind of fluffy and cloud-like, so it could be used as a travel pillow if you're desperate. The storage is really roomy and flexible and can accommodate quite a lot, but it only has three interior pockets.
Buzz Feed
09-08-2025
- Entertainment
- Buzz Feed
31 Surprisingly Stylish Pieces From Amazon
A bow-backed babydoll one could reasonably assume was from Anthropologie or J. Crew. It just screams, "I'm going to the Hamptons this weekend." An adorable tennis skort that will have you leaping for joy — without flashing anyone. Why? Because this amazing piece comes with A POCKET! A sheer lace-style top that you can wear under a dress or overalls for extra texture during the day or over a dark bralette for a sultry look at night. A pair of trendy mesh ballet flats that bear a striking resemblance to a certain Alaïa pair, but without you needing to take an extra mortgage out. Or a pair of mesh jelly sandals because I will not let you spend almost $800 on jellies. With these, you can try out the trend, let your tootsies breathe, and shout "Row, shmow!" A swimsuit with ruched sides and drawstrings that allow you to customize your fit, sort of like a corset. Reviewers like that the strings can change how much coverage you get, so you can adjust the look throughout the day. A pull-on midi skirt so you can finally pull off THE Instagram fashionista look: tied tee, chunky chain, Baggu crescent bag, sneaks, and this amazing skirt. And once you're sick of that look, you can style it a million other ways, from sandals to big boots. A comfy long-sleeve/short set that's the closest you're getting to wearing pajamas to the group hang. The stripes are SO cute, I wouldn't blame you if you wore these from bed to brunch. A pair of rhinestone cutout jeans you may have seen worn by a certain pop star at a certain football game. OK, not this exact pair — we're not all millionaires — but close enough! A chic lil' shoulder purse so you can feel as effortlessly cool as a Parisian without any of the risks that come with living in Paris — getting Ratatouille'd, for example. A lightweight crewneck cardigan sweater you can count on to keep you warm in the mornings and evenings when the sun isn't quite ready for the job. I would say this is a great choice for chilly offices, but we all know we need a full-on parka for that type of tundra. 🥶 A simple, reliable tank with a fun V-neck that spices up an otherwise normal basic. Despite its low price, customers are happy with the quality and fit. One reviewer said it feels "soft like satin or silk." Or if you'd prefer a crewneck (and maybe a fun pattern), a tank you'll be glad to have for every grocery store run, outdoor dinner, or intense mini golf game. Wear as a tunic with leggings, tuck it into some high-waisted pants, or — you know, what? You can kinda style this anyway you want. It's that versatile. A puffy sleeve top so darling, even teddy bears will get jealous. The square neckline is basically like a giant spotlight for your favorite necklace. Chunky ankle boots in a timeless sillouette to give any outfit a little edge and a lot of comfort. The elastic sides make it easy to throw these on, so I foresee these being your go-to boots. Breathable and machine-washable pointed-toe flats with stretchy knit uppers that'll have you tap dancing with glee when you try them on. When your dancing shoes start to get dingy, just toss 'em in the wash. A beautiful tennis bracelet no one has to know is actually made with zirconia. You just need to decide if you want yellow, white, or rose gold plating — or OK, all three. A layered necklace set with three classic chains — herringbone, curb, and rope — that'll elevate any outfit, even your dog-walking uniform. Thanks to their gold plating, the necklaces are hypoallergenic and tarnish-resistant, making them a great budget option when solid gold is out of the question. A spandex-blend slip maxi dress that's the closest you can get to wearing a nightgown outside while still looking ready for date night. Reviewers say that this fabric is not only comparable to a certain Skims dress, it might actually be even better. And a scoop-neck tee offering the same buttery softness as the beloved Skims top. Bonus: This one comes in more colors than it costs. A midi corset dress if you love the House of CB Carmen dress but not the price. ($225?!) You can still enjoy a cinched back, front tie, and all the compliments of the real deal. A quilted floral jacket perfect for unpredictable weather. Can't complain about chilly mornings when it's an excuse to wear something this cute. A pair of crossover flared leggings providing a silhouette so enticing, you'll find yourself getting distracted every time you see your reflection. If the 5,800+ happy reviewers are to be believed, these pants are so comfortable, you'll be asking questions like, "can I wear these to a wedding?" And a super-soft longline sports bra some have compared to Lululemon's Align tank top for an Equinox-level workout look at a Planet Fitness price. Reviewers say it offers a little less compression, so you can wear it on casual days, too. A tie-front cropped shirt perfect for making your vacation pics even more memorable. Remember that time we went to the boardwalk and we couldn't go more than 10 steps because people kept complimenting you? A bodycon pencil dress because you can alwaaaays use another LBD. Whether it's formal or casual, it all comes down to the right accessories — love a do-everything piece! A large satin scarf that's so versatile, it'll likely be named "most worn" by You magazine. You can style it as a scarf, top, belt — or tie it around your bag when your tote wants to accessorize, too. High-waisted palazzo trousers because they offer all the comfort of sweats while still serving up major voted-best-dressed-in-high-school looks. A denim pencil skirt that goes with pretty much anything but is still special enough to get a ton of "where did you get that?"s. A stretchy faux-wrap tee if you're stuck in a T-shirt rut. You can still wear tees — this one is just a step in a new direction. A pair of retro-style oval sunglasses so similar to Miu Miu, you could possibly trick friends into thinking you splurged on a $489 pair. Just be sure to correct them before they expect you to pay for lunch. A lantern-sleeve mini that says "Cinderella on a casual day" to me. Just look at those romantic puff sleeves and back ribbon that was definitely tied by birds! A tiered maxi skirt seen on many a Pinterest board. This dreamy chiffon number is double-layered, so it isn't see-through or likely to blow up in the wind. A lacey corset top that is basically screaming, "hey, can you take a picture of me?" Whether it's you at the trendy new cocktail bar or just picking up a coffee order, the likes are gonna come roooollllingg in. A square-neck cami proving that less is more. Pair it with some jeans and start aura farming! Reviewers rave that this basic feels high-end, citing the super soft, double-layered fabric and amazing fit. A cute faux-wrap dress for basically all occasions. One flight attendant says this dress is great for packing on trips, thanks to its lightweight material! Strappy chunky heels perfect for tearing it up on the dance floor this wedding season. Despite the solid, budget-friendly price, reviewers confirm there's no painful break-in period. A one-shouldered dress that's slightly toga-like, which gives you the perfect excuse to declare this your Italian summer. Someone needs to order you an olive plate and Aperol Spritz STAT. A pair of high-waisted biker shorts you should buy now before summer is in full swing and you're staring at your dresser wondering what you can put on that you won't sweat through in 90 seconds. These shorts + giant T-shirt = summer uniform. A crescent bag that perfectly straddles the line between formal and casual. I can easily see you wearing this cutie every darn day! A cross-strap bikini totally worth the unusual tan lines you might get from wearing it. Picturing you and this swimsuit taking long romantic walks on the beach. :')
Business Insider
08-08-2025
- Business Insider
I traveled over 8,000 miles on Amtrak last year. These are the 10 items I never board the train without.
I swear by my versatile travel bag. Whether I'm traveling for a quick work trip or for a week away, I never leave the house without a bag that holds all my essentials. In my opinion, the best travel bags have lots of pockets, a built-in spot for a laptop, and a suitcase sleeve. For these reasons, the Baggu small cloud carry-on bag is my go-to for train trips. In my opinion, high-quality luggage is worth the investment. By the end of the year, the zipper on my cheap suitcase was busted and the wheels were rickety — a testament to just how many trips I'd taken. So, I decided to invest in luggage I could count on and use for years to come. I opted for the chic Away carry-on bag, which is both spacious and compact. Best of all, it has a limited lifetime warranty. I always keep a good pair of noise-cancelling headphones with me. As a freelance writer, a long train ride simply means I have time to get work done. When I invested in a good pair of noise-cancelling headphones, my remote working experience improved dramatically. I could put my headphones on, turn on my favorite playlist, and lock in regardless of what was happening around me. I opt for a pair with a built-in compact case, making it easy to throw in a bag on my way out the door. Pro tip: If you're looking for total peace and quiet, ask the conductor to point you toward the train's quiet car. Here, the lights are dimmed, and phone calls or conversations are not permitted. I come prepared to charge my devices on the go. Comfortable shoes are a necessity. I never leave the house without a stocked toiletry kit. Sometimes, I need to freshen up in a train station bathroom. So, I always carry a mini toiletry kit full of essentials. My bag includes a toothbrush, toothpaste, a compact hairbrush, moisturizer that doubles as sunscreen, a cream blush that can be applied as a lipstick, concealer, and any products that bring a natural glow back to my skin. A supplement case helps me stay on top of my daily routine. I like to carry stationery with me. I like having a place to quickly write down thoughts, so I always make sure to have a handful of pens and my favorite notebooks with me. I also bring a planner, highlighters, and miscellaneous stationery supplies I might need when away from my desk. I keep my bag packed with snacks. Sometimes, I'm running late and don't have time to grab a bite at the station before boarding the train. That's why I always keep a few snacks in my bag. I prioritize high-protein snacks, fruits, and vegetables that won't go bad during the journey. I always carry cash, just in case.
Yahoo
06-08-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
I Don't Know Why People Aren't Talking About This Shopping Browser Extension That Saves Money
All products and services featured are independently chosen by editors. However, StyleCaster may receive a commission on orders placed through its retail links, and the retailer may receive certain auditable data for accounting purposes. As a shopping editor, it might surprise you to learn that I am a bit of a chaotic online shopper. I'm constantly on the prowl for trending styles, designer dupes, and anything that makes me do a double take (or, in this case, double scroll). Because I am literally always shopping, I end up abusing Instagram and TikTok's Saved Posts features, have no less than 100 tabs (right now I have exactly 295—yikes) open on my phone at all times, and have an overwhelming number of screenshots in my camera roll that, to no one's surprise, also aren't organized. Today's Top Deals This Brightening Eye Stick Has Even Converted Non-Believers—Grab It on Sale for $7 From Amazon 'Skeptical' Shoppers Say This Snail Mucin Face Mask Vanishes Wrinkles After 2 Weeks—& It's Now Under $2 I Found a Discounted Baggu Crescent Bag Lookalike on Amazon & It's $29 Cheaper Than the Original When I realized that there is a browser extension specifically designed to keep your shopping wishlist organized, I immediately downloaded it. And, it not only helps me save all of my favorite items but also helps me save actual money, too. The Best Browser Extension for Online Shopping Locker is a browser extension for online shopping that is essentially like Pinterest for all of your 'save for later' items. It's free to use and allows you to save and curate collections that you can easily reference and return to when it's time to add to cart. With the browser extension, you can easily save a product that you'd typically screenshot, organize it based on the collection it belongs to, and go back and buy it when you're ready. This way, everything you'd usually screenshot or save on social media all lives in the same place, stays organized, and makes it possible to actually see and compare your future purchases. Shopping this way also allows you to have your wishlist items ready to go, so when a sale starts or a brand emails you a discount code, you can take advantage of the savings without scrambling to figure out exactly what color and size you were originally admiring. Plus, the browser extension gives you the option to get notifications on price drops. That way, you never miss a deal. How to Use the Locker Browser Extension To get started, go to Locker's homepage and create an account. Then, click the download button on the bottom right of your screen to add the extension to your Chrome browser. You can also download the app to your mobile phone. Once you create an account and download the browser extension, you can start saving and curating different collections. Like Pinterest, the collections are completely customizable and can be as general or specific as you want. When creating a collection, you can choose to leave it public, make it private, or even opt to curate a giftable collection (kind of like a registry!) that you can share with friends and family when they ask what you want for your birthday, holidays, etc. Don't forget to click the price drop notifications toggle so you get alerted when your wishlist items go on sale! Best of StyleCaster I'm a Stylist Who Lives in New York & These Are the Warmest Winter Coats, Hands Down 7 Vintage-Inspired Jeans That Lift Your Bum But Are Actually Comfortable I'm Obsessed With This Go-With-Everything Dress That's $37 on Amazon For a Limited Time
Buzz Feed
05-08-2025
- Lifestyle
- Buzz Feed
21 Fun Ban.do Products You Should Treat Yourself To
A pickle jar mug for anyone who can't ~dill~ with life until they've had their morning bev — or a few crunchy sour spears. Price: $19.95 A squishtastic stress "ball" available in tons of fun shapes and that'll be soooo satisfying to squeeze. You'll probably want to assemble a whole collection so there's one in every room and you'll be prepared every time you get a breaking news push notification. 🫠 Promising reviews: "Helps me concentrate. I bought this so I could focus during meetings more, and I love the texture. I was going to bring it to work, but I'll probably buy a second one. This is perfect for when I WFH." —Alexandra G."Helps keep the yee in my haw. I work in a high stress environment and I love being able to keep this in my hand while talking to idiots. Seeing my collection of cute stress balls on my desk brightens up my day." —Jen $9.95+ (available in 18 shapes) A whimsical daisy serving board, because the only way to improve the experience of eating a massive hunk of Parmesan is to display it on here first. Other guests optional. Promising review: "I loveeee this! The quality, the uniqueness, and the product itself. It's amazing. Can't wait to host and use this cute board ❤️." —Whiniffer $20 A trendy nylon Baggu crescent bag that's the perfect combo of form and function. The strap is easily adjustable, there's a key leash so you never have to fumble to find your keys again, and it's machine washable!!! Plus, there are so many cute color and print options, honestly idk how you're gonna choose. Promising reviews: "The best. I love this bag so much. It holds so much stuff including a water bottle." —Dahley P."I love the bag! As a mom of two, definitely a must have and green juice is such a good color! Definitely recommend. Oh and the key leash is amazing for your keys not getting lost in your bag, love it!!" —Barbara $52 (available in 11 colors and prints) And! A matching teeny tiny bag charm, aka a bag for your bag, aka the cutest way to ensure your dedicated purse ChapStick never gets lost in the abyss. Price: $20 (available in seven styles) A delightful vase to lend summer vibes to your space year-round and remind all your visitors of the importance of SPF!! Promising review: "Well made, no chips, and really well packaged. Very fun for the summer!" —Kelsey $26.95 Sparkly faux-freckle makeup patches (yup, the same ones Taylor Swift rocked last fall) for when your look needs a lil something extra. ✨ Just dab the patches with a wet towel for a minute like you would a temporary tattoo, and they should last 1–3 days!Price: $16 (available in five styles) A huge mood of a pill case — if this is your vibe, let's be friends. We can bond over IBS and a dedication to keeping a stocked pharmacy in our purses at all times. It's got two removable dividers inside so you can customize the compartments to be three smaller ones, one small and one medium, or one large space!Promising review: "Hard not to love. As someone who lives with chronic pain, I find that for some reason this pill case makes me smile." —Naomi $12 (available in two styles) A classic cotton tea towel screen printed with a fun, summery design for an under-$20 kitchen upgrade that'll bring you joy every time you clean up. Price: $15+ (available in 10 designs) A stunning mini paint by numbers kit that'll transport you to the Italian coast or Japanese countryside, even if a cozy staycation is all that's on your agenda this summer. The kit includes an 8x10 canvas, five brushes, and 12 numbered acrylic paints 🎨.Price: $25+ (available in two styles) Cutesy cowboy boot earrings for anyone still awaiting the day we can hear Debut (Taylor's Version) (even if it may never come). "I'd Lie" had better be on there!!!!!Price: $36 A funky pack of 48 dice because your usual ones are constantly getting lost during game nights and, obviously, aren't this cute. Promising review: "High quality and such a great gift" —Kelly $29.95 A charming faux-leather luggage tag ready to turn your suitcase into a ~cute~case. Promising review: "Great quality and stands out in the best way." —Erica $11.95 (available in five designs) An oversize banana barrette so you can create a delightfully apeeling summer 'do. Price: $16 A hilarious dad cap because everyone wears hats that represent their favorite sports teams, businesses, etc. It's only right that you top off your ~noodle~ with flair dedicated to what matters most to you. Price: $38 (available in two colors) A bold and comfy knit sweater vest you can style and layer a zillion different ways for every season and mood. The only constant will be coziness. Price: $73.97 (originally $125; available in women's sizes S–L and in two colors) A sweet Kitsch x Hello Kitty satin pillowcase that's both pretty 'n' practical! The material helps reduce hair frizz and breakage *plus* won't absorb as much dirt and moisture as a typical pillowcase, which can mean fewer zits for you. Meowvelous. Price: $16 (available in two styles) An adorbs crossbody water bottle sling for those everyday outings where all you need is your water and your phone. TBH, it's probably cuter than some of the regular purses in your collection! Promising reviews: "Just what I needed. I love this bag! Honestly I am not using this for the bottle (although it's a perfect fit), I just use it as an everyday small bag to lift up my mood. It looks even prettier in life than in the picture! And the quality is quite good, not cheap at all." —Evangeliya D."So cute! I love the design and it works perfectly for my Owala bottle!" —Katherine $28.95 (available in two styles) A clever earring organizer because your jewelry wardrobe is just as precious as your clothing wardrobe, if not more, and deserves better than just a ziplock bag. This acrylic set comes with eight hangers that can each hold three pairs of earrings, drops, or studs alike. It also comes with an adorable tiny mirror!Promising review: "Honestly this is the best thing I've bought this year so far! So cute and holds tons of earrings!" —Jesse $24 A gingham sundress you'll hardly want to take off the rest of summer, and that you can wear into fall layered with a moto jacket. Twirling is basically mandatory. Price: $115 (available in women's sizes XS–XL) Sardine socks because silly as it sounds, tinned fish are a fashion trend in 2025. Hey, much weirder things have happened in the past 24 hours alone. Price: $19.99 (originally $32) The main reason you should add all these things to your cart: The reviews used in this post have been edited for length and/or clarity.
