MAR 26, 2026

INSIDE: Beauty Treats, Textured Looks, and Eye for Design.

TODAY I WILL:

Give my attention only to what deserves it.

We’re crying it out, petting our dogs, pausing for 90 seconds—and then plating something extravagant.

• Have you ever had the perfect girls’ trip picture ruined by an ill-timed photobomber? Now, the Adobe Photoshop app in ChatGPT lets you fix that in seconds. Just describe your edit and instantly make your photo post-worthy. That’s not all—you can enhance the lighting or even tweak outfit details with a simple prompt. Upload the edited versions into your shared album or social feed and instantly become the trip’s MVP.

• Supplement stacking? Here’s what not to mix with your morning brew.

• Bridgerton Season 5’s couple has been announced!

• So… do these meals exist?

• We’re in the midst of a literacy crisis, but the romantasy girls aren’t!

The e.l.f. Soft Glam Satin Foundation is our ride-or-die for a long-lasting, effortless glow. It gives that your-skin-but-better finish—lightweight, breathable, and just enough coverage to smooth things over without hiding what makes you you. From there, it’s all about building a soft, natural look with a few more of our faves: tap in e.l.f.’s 16HR Camo Concealer where you need a little extra coverage, brush up your brows with the e.l.f. Brow Laminating Gel, and finish with a swipe of e.l.f. Lip Plumping Lip Gloss, and you’ve nailed the kind of glow that looks totally effortless. 

The cherry on top? For a limited time, these products are just $5 when you order online using the exclusive code: ELFFEST.

Loud Textures > Loud Logos

Logomania had a long run, but a tactile trend is taking center stage. Instead of broadcasting brands across your chest, people are leaning into pieces that feel expensive rather than scream it. Think bouclé jackets, suede everything, crinkled satins, chunky knits, embossed leather, and that slightly rumpled linen that somehow looks better the more you wear it.

It’s part of a bigger shift toward “if you know, you know” dressing. Texture adds depth without trying too hard, which makes even the simplest outfit—jeans and a tee, a slip dress, a matching set—look styled. It also photographs better IRL (less flat, more dimension), which matters when your outfit has to live both on your body and on your camera roll.

There’s also a practicality angle—textured pieces tend to hide wear, wrinkles, and repeat outfits better than logo-heavy staples. Translation: You can rewear them constantly, and no one clocks it.

How to wear it now: Swap your graphic tee for a ribbed or slub-knit version. Trade a logo tote for woven leather or canvas. Layer textures—like denim with suede or silk with chunky knits—to make even neutral outfits feel interesting. The goal isn’t more—it’s richer.

When it comes to spotting what’s next in fashion, Kim Nemser has a track record worth paying attention to. Now the Chief Product & Supply Chain Officer at Warby Parker, she brings a sharp eye for design and a deep understanding of the customer to everything from trend forecasting to product innovation. 

Kim’s career has been at the intersection of style and strategy, and today, she’s channeling that expertise into shaping the future of eyewear—from defining the next “it” frames to exploring where fashion and tech meet. We sat down with Kim to talk 2026 trends, creative collaborations, and how she stays ahead in an industry that never slows down.

In your role at Warby Parker, how are you forecasting consumer preferences in a world that moves fast—what signals do you look for when predicting the next “it” frame?

With trends moving faster than ever, it’s important to stay closely attuned to what’s happening across fashion, entertainment, and social media. I also strive to keep a close pulse on what’s resonating with our own customers, and our merchandising team does regular store visits to talk with the store teams on feedback they are hearing from customers. Paying attention to color and material is also extremely valuable when predicting what will land. Introducing new colorways, finishes, and hardware treatments can instantly refresh a classic silhouette and make it feel relevant again.

How has your fashion background helped shape Warby Parker’s product vision?