For this week’s “Don’t Dillydally,” we’ve surfaced a range of new things we’re sure will sell out, including a kitchen-gadget set from Caraway, an earthy Kasey Musgraves x Boy Smells candle, and a western-inspired Gap x Dap drop.
Caraway Kitchen Gadget Set
Caraway is known for its nice-looking ceramic cookware sets, which have made fans of both Strategist writers and Taraji P. Henson. Its latest launch is a five-tool kitchen-gadget set, which includes a can opener, pizza cutter, garlic press, ice-cream scoop, and vegetable peeler — everything you might need for a new kitchen setup. It even comes with a nifty storage organizer to keep all your tools in one place.
Susan Alexandra x Pebbles
Leave it to Susan Alexandra to make Pebbles cereal cute. Inspired by the breakfast food’s unnaturally bright colors, the brand created a three-piece collection that includes two purse charms and a beaded bag that depicts a cutesy breakfast scene.
T3 Single Pass Curl X 1
We’ve long been fans of T3’s hot tools, which are easy to use and create shine. Its latest launch, the Single Pass Curl X, innovates on its popular Single Pass Curl iron and has an extra-long barrel that allows you to curl more hair in less time.
Herman Miller Archive Poster
Herman Miller released another crop of archival posters, including this fun watermelon print designed for the 1971 Herman Miller summer picnic by Steve Frykholm — a festive addition to any blank wall.
Agnès B. x K-way
Agnes B.’s snap cardigans have built a devoted following, so much so that writer Emilia Petrarca once called them “the Chanel tweed jacket of New York.” The brand recently collaborated with K-way on a line of windbreakers that apply Agnes B.’s signature motifs, like stripes and polka dots — available in both adults and kids sizing.
Gap x Dapper Dan
The yeehaw agenda endures with Dapper Dan’s latest collaboration for Gap. This one is inspired by archival denim and western Americana and includes pieces like a western shirt embroidered with the word “Harlem,” a houndstooth denim jacket, and the iconic Dap sweatshirt, now available in a soft denim.
Reformation x Monica Lewinsky
Monica Lewinsky has a new job: the face of Reformation’s newest collection. Cool campaign imagery shows off a collection filled with work-appropriate fare, including this striking linen two-piece set that’s already selling out.
Boy Smells x Kasey Musgraves
Scent nuts rejoice — there’s new Boy Smells to sniff. The statusy candle brand has teamed up with Kacey Musgraves on a second scent called Deeper Well, which they’ve described in contradictory terms: “airy but grounded,” and “foreign but home.” A peek at the scent notes reveals top notes of saffron, eucalyptus, and lavender, middle notes of sage and mushroom, and at the base, oakmoss and patchouli, which give the candle an earthy, herbaceous, and slightly sweet scent profile.
Ruggable x Bridgerton
Ruggable has collaborated with Bridgerton on a collection of rugs that would be appropriate in any Regency-era home. Classic patterns abound, but this sage rug, which is a bit less busy than the rest, comes in a calming hue and would look nice with a range of décor styles.
Olive and June x Colleen Hoover
Olive and June collaborated with novelist Colleen Hoover on its spring collection, which includes a mix of polishes and press-ons. Stock is moving quickly, but there are still a few options left, including these coral jelly nails that are slightly transparent and come in an oval shape and medium length.
Tumi x McLaren
Just in time for F1’s return this weekend, McLaren has teamed up with Tumi on highly durable travel gear that will stand up to the toughest environments — including a run in with a rough TSA agent.
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