The TZR Fall Shop Is Filled With Our Editor’s Favorite Picks

While this two-toned sweater design isn’t necessarily new from Staud, Reid points to it as an example of a timeless staple that’s worthy of a space in your closet. “I think it's like the most affordable thing that everyone wears and it feels expensive when they put it on. It's been around for a couple of seasons and ... it’s a basic that you want to invest in because you're going wear it every day.”

For those looking to buy into the rainbow trend in an elevated way, look no further than this ethereal option from DVF. “We're seeing a lot of rainbow, like two-tone multiple colors, and I think if you're not really wanting to go super bold and bright and still keep it sort of muted for the winter, then this is a nice play on that trend.”

“Issey Miyake is the fashion girl's brand,” says Reid, pointing to this turtleneck top as one of the designer’s (many) pieces that are worth your attention. “It's fitted, [so] you can dress it down with a jean and be really casual or you can put on a leather skirt and have it be sexier for evening.”

The boxy blazer was everywhere in 2021, and 2022 will be no different. For a timeless version that can easily go from preppy to edgy, opt for this cool neutral from fashion-girl brand The Frankie Shop. Wear it over shorts and an oversized T-shirt during the season’s warmer days, then easily style it as a trendy extra layer when the temps drop.

Work trousers are having a moment, and this tailored pair from The Frankie Shop will pair just as easily with your statement-making tops as it will with... well, actual work attire.

Logo mania isn’t going anywhere any time soon, and this editor-beloved Marni tote bag may just be the perfect minimalist take on the trend. “What I like about it is that with the oversized letters, you don't necessarily see the brand. If you know Marni, then you know that what it is, but it's not like a walking advertisement.”

“A moto boot is something I'm going wear when I’m running around the city in the snow, where you really just want comfort over everything, but not over style,” says Reid of these ankle-high booties. “This is a staple item, so this is something you purchase now and you'll be able to bring it out every year until you run it to the ground.”

Consider this bright and bold beanie the singular accessory that will redefine your cool-weather style. “When we think about cold weather accessories, we tend to go with neutral black, white, or cream, but I like how bold this yellow beanie is,” says Reid, who notes that this standout hue has become somewhat of a trademark color for Bottega Veneta’s new creative direction — making this pick all the more on-trend.

For those who aren’t looking to buy into the lime green trend, Reid loves this equally chic ribbed beanie from rag & bone. “It’s something you can wear every day that goes with everything. And if you don't want to do all black, I think a nice cream is a good way to brighten up your wardrobe.”

Berets will always be in style, and this leather option from Eugenia Kim is a classic option. “I recommend berets for the girl who's not necessarily into a beanie because it feels too sporty, but a wide brim hat also feels not very city friendly. It’s a nice hat for the winter that still elevates your style without seeming too basic.”

“I’m huge on tights and gloves as accessories, and polkadots is something that we’re seeing all spring that’s going to carry over into fall, so having a playful bit of hosiery is a nice way to carry this trend over into fall.”

“Gloves make every outfit look chic,” says Reid, who suggests pairing this set with any style-forward coat in your collection to automatically make your look appear more luxe. “Even if you have a coat that's not the most expensive and you put a pair of black gloves on, whether they're leather or cashmere, it will elevate it. So investing in a pair of gloves, especially a black pair of gloves, whatever else you have that you're styling it with will make it automatically seem expensive.”

Take it from a fashion expert who’s often staying in hotels filled with other fashion experts: You need a steamer wherever you go. “A lot of times hotels don't have a steamer, or they're sharing one steamer with all the guests. Having this little one that you can pack up with you, I find to be very useful for me. And it's just a little chicer than some of the ones you find online.”

The original Weleda Skin Food is a makeup artist kit staple that’s definitely worth a spot in your collection. “Every makeup artist uses this because it provides like the perfect canvas for makeup and makes your skin super smooth and glowy,” says Xue.

You may recognize this gel-cream vitamin C formula from its viral moment on social media, and Xue can vouch that it’s worthy of the hype. “A lot of vitamin C serums can be sticky, there are ones that smell bad, or they oxidize — but this one is super, super stable. It has almost a light moose consistency, and it has a very potent dose of vitamin C for brightening dark spots.”

If you aren’t already double-cleansing at night time, then let this affordable and cult-favorite cleansing balm compel you to start. “Double cleansing is a thing in Korea where you use a balm to melt off your makeup first, and then you use a gel cleanser afterwards,” Xue explains. “This cleansing balm is one of the most popular ones in Korea. It's just melts off all your makeup like magic.”

According to Xue, this Sunday Riley Good Genes Lactic Acid Treatment is a cult classic for a reason. “It's like a facial in a bottle. You could literally use it at night and wake up with smoother, clearer skin.” And while it’s more of an investment product, Xue promises that it’ll last a long time on your shelf.

While the internet is full of Gua Sha recommendations, Xue loves this one from Lanshin for several reasons: “This one is actually founded by a Chinese American woman who is an acupuncturist. She created this stone in a specific shape to actually be in line with the way Chinese medicine uses Gua Sha.” Use this tool to sculpt your face, and decrease muscle tension in your neck and jaw.

“Dry brushing is my new favorite thing and it’s proven to help with lymphatic drainage, and this brush is the perfect amount of firm, but also soft,” says Xue. Simply use it across all of your limbs before the shower, and it helps with detoxification and lymphatic drainage — plus it’ll leave your skin feeling super soft.

Take it straight from our beauty expert: You’re going to want to try this serum. “This is my favorite serum because it really instantly calms on impact. So if your skin is sensitive or sensitized, if you're using retinol for the first time, if you are using acid for the first time, then this serum is just so good at bringing your skin back to calmness. I see it as like a hug for your skin. And yes, it’s expensive, but it lasts a really long time and it's such a pleasure to use.”

“A lot of color-changing blushes are very gimmicky, but this one actually looks beautiful on all skin tones. It gives you a dewy, sheer pink tint and it literally changes color depending on your pH. I personally use it all the time.”

Another social media favorite product, this e.l.f. Cosmetics Glossy Lip Stain is highly pigmented and formulated to last. “I personally love this product,” says Xue. “It gives so much pigment and it looks glossy, but after a few minutes, if you kiss the back of your hand, nothing comes off. I think it’s magical — and it’s only $6!”

“I think these are so fun and you really don't need any sort of skill to apply them, but it makes it look like you got your makeup professionally done. You literally just apply it directly to your eye and blend it with your finger, and it looks like you like spent 10 minutes doing a holographic smokey eye.”

If your fall beauty goals include achieving coveted “glazed donut” skin, then start with this must-have face and body gloss. “You only need the tiniest, tiniest drop and it makes your skin look luminescent and angelic — and again, it’s a makeup artist staple. Every makeup artist has this in their kit.”

“Every beauty editor is obsessed with this mascara,” says Xue. “It gives volume, but it's not clumpy and it doesn't weigh your lashes down. It's like a beauty insider secret that people love this product.”

The beauty world is obsessed with scalp treatments, and this Crown Scalp Scrub from R+Co is a worthy contender. “Your scalp can have a lot of buildup if you use a lot of products or dry shampoo, and this non-drying scalp scrub is super refreshing.”

If you’re looking for a mask to get your hair photo-ready for fall, then look no further than this editor-favorite from Virtue Labs. “This is a really high-tech hair mask that actually helps repair your hair,” says Xue. “If you ever dye your hair or lighten it, it can be weakened. And this mask basically brings it to its softest state.”

Beauty editor tip: “Your hair is weakest when it's wet, and people don't know that you shouldn't be using your normal hairbrush after a wash, because it can lead to a lot of breakage,” says Xue. With its super soft bristles, this wet and dry styling brush is a small investment in achieving your long-term hair goals.

Sometimes the best beauty essentials are the simplest, like this editor-approved conditioning water by Philip B. “This is a great product for refreshing your hair when you don't want to shampoo it. It makes your hair smell good, and makes it super soft again without weighing it down.”

When it comes to upgrading your kitchenware, these handcrafted ceramic plates with a silver-tone rim will make the perfect timeless addition to any home decor style. “I just purchased a place and I'm renovating right now, so I'm really into expensive fancy plates,” says Reid. “For some reason I have this idea that I'm gonna have time to do dinner parties, and I’m preparing my kitchen for it!”

This set of two mugs are cooler than meets the eye: The mouth-blown gray glass gives you a translucent view into the cup, while the clear glass handle adds just the right amount of contrast to the gray.

As she leans into her own home decor, Reid is drawn to pieces that are “a little bit odd” and will offer an extra layer of dimension to her space, and this Dusen Dusen pillow is at the top of her wish list. “Before I was more minimal white, but now I want to have a bit more energy and color and print in my place.”

Anyone who considers themselves a candle connoisseur knows that just any candle won’t do — it needs to be the perfect combination of aesthetically pleasing and great smelling, and Reid adores this neutral design that perfectly compliments her home decor. “I’m the type person who brings a candle to a hotel room — even though you're not supposed to — because it really does change the mood that you're in.”

Though this stunning agate cheese plate and forma spreader would look beautiful as part of any dinner party spread, Reid feels especially drawn to the crystal serve ware. “I'm the type of person who has crystals all over their place, and agate is something I already incorporate in my home. So if I bring this out, it just goes with the decor.”

Another staple of her dinner party hosting dreams? This show-stopping cocktail set comprised of a shaker, stirring spoon, and measuring jigger. With her custom marble bar currently being built in her new home, Reid envisions this polished stainless steel set earning a prominent place in the completed display.

Speaking of jazzing up your bar space, this set of two green wine glasses from Black-owned Estelle Colored Glass will do just the trick. The emerald green hue lends itself just as easily to organic materials as it does to an eclectic decor style, making this set an ideal gift — or an eye-catching addition to your own setup.

It’s no secret that jumping rope is an easy way to add some cardio to your on-the-go lifestyle, but what is lesser-known is how much a weighted rope can upgrade your routine. “This one is great and perfectly weighted, and if you're traveling and don't have a gym, it's an easy thing to pack in your bag.”

Anyone who’s ever tried a foam roller knows all about their uses for massaging sore muscles and reducing inflammation, and this upgraded version features four vibration speeds to help you get even more out of the practice and even “feels like you’re giving yourself a massage,” according to Xue.

Perfect for travel or to fit into smaller-than-usual gym bags, this mini Theragun is an editor-favorite for an obvious reason: “First of all, it's pink. It's cute,” says Xue. “But I love the mini size of this. It’s great to help loosen up your muscles and help with recovery after a workout.”

A fan of the brand since the very beginning, Xue loves these adaptogenic herbal supplements for their stress-fighting properties. “I love that you can mix it with anything, and it has ingredients that help you focus.”

Interested in experiencing the healing benefits of essential oils? Try starting with this editor-favorite diffuser that features a beautifully simplistic design. “A diffuser is a really nice way to scent your space and put you in a good head space and change your mood.”

Maybe it’s just me, but my workouts are way more enjoyable when accompanied by the right gear, and this matching CACT.US CORP set from Nike easily does the trick. Throw on this half-zip fleece sweater and coordinating brown cargo bike short, and hit your next hike (or brunch — up to you) with confidence.

Pairing perfectly with the beige CACT.US CORP half-zip fleece, these bike shorts shamelessly lean into cargo’s resurgence while playing off the functional and on-trend biker short.