For this week’s “Don’t Dillydally,” we’ve rounded up a range of newly released products we’re particularly excited about, including some refreshing summery mocktails, destined-for-cult-status red lipstick, and glasses fit for a princess.
Recess just added two new flavors to its lineup of adaptogen-infused canned mocktails: cranberry-and-lime Classic Cosmo and pineapple-and-coconut Island Spritz. (The brand is also offering 20 percent off sitewide until August 11 with code HAPPYHOUR to incentivize anyone who’s feeling sober curious.)
Lee and Forever 21 have released a ’70s-inspired capsule collection full of throwback styles, from dolphin shorts and ringer tees to this striped two-piece sweater set.
Here’s one for the real fashun girlies: a collab between Heaven by Marc Jacobs and designer Dilara Findikoglu. The collection includes baby tees, swimwear, miniskirts, and more, all reimagined with Findikoglu’s signature punk Victorian flair.
Real Halloween Heads start their spooky décor shopping in July, and Pottery Barn is courting this #codeorange crowd with a new Wednesday collection, of which the piece de resistance is a light-up replica of the fan-favorite disembodied hand Thing.
I’ve had red lipstick on my mind lately, which is why I’m intrigued by NARS’s new launch of its Explicit Lipstick, a revamp of its original lipsticks from 30 years ago. They offer a creamy satin finish, are packaged in refillable containers, and come in 28 different shades.
Moon Juice’s Magnesi-Om magnesium powder, which is supposed to enhance relaxation, is now available in two new flavors: guava and green grape. You can snag them in a four-pack Tutti Frutti set that pairs them with the best-selling berry and lemon varieties.
DIFF Eyewear’s new Disney Princess collection takes inspiration from Belle, Ariel, Jasmine, and Cinderella and includes prescription and polarized glasses in both youth and adult sizes. I’m partial to these starfish-encrusted shades that would be perfect for the beach.
Your dog can have a high-design moment with a new bed from Block Shop, the textiles brand known for its colorfully chic prints. The beds come in two sizes and two hand-printed designs, and you can add custom embroidery for an extra $35.
Welcome Skateboards just dropped a line of boards featuring iconic images of everybody’s favorite Y2K pop princess. Even if you’re not a skater, you can partake in Spears-inspired merch like this cheeky “Not That Innocent” trucker hat.
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