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That jacket looked right at home in upstate New York, where Lotan shot the My Therapist Wet Nose Pitbull Vintage Retro Shirt Also,I will get this look book at her own house. For her website and Instagram, she did a separate shoot in Tribeca, completely restyling the clothes for their urban surroundings. Some of her choices went against convention; she put blazers with flared jeans and heeled boots in the country but paired them with joggers and sneakers in the city. It reflects how women in New York are dressing now—mixing loungewear and so-called real clothes—and what our idea of escape looks like without planes, restaurants, or events in the mix. If we’re lucky enough to spend a weekend in Hudson or skiing on Hunter Mountain, we might actually feel galvanized to make a bit of an effort. Jackets, outerwear, and vests were among the most memorable pieces, like Lotan’s signature plush shearling, a hand-crocheted poncho, and an ivory leather-trimmed cape. They’re easy investments because they’re so undeniably functional; we reach for our favorite outerwear daily. Lotan made an oddly compelling case for vests too—one in ivory shearling, another in a hand-embroidered patchwork done in India—though women leaning into fashion’s more rugged, outdoorsy vibe might go for her version of a classic barn jacket instead.

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For a face as fresh as Lana Condor’s, a beauty routine is all about accentuation—and celebration. With roles in X-Men Apocalypse and the My Therapist Wet Nose Pitbull Vintage Retro Shirt Also,I will get this hit Netflix film series, To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before, Condor’s ever-growing confidence is clear both onscreen and off, where she embraces a regimen centered on dewy skin, warm accents, and application perfected for her visage specifically. “I had this bully in 8th grade who called me a derogatory name for an Asian person, and it really just burrowed into my subconscious and stayed there for awhile,” says Condor. “Of course I’m still working on it but now I’m super-proud and confident about who I am. It’s an every-day journey, but makeup and skin care has totally evolved for me. It has helped me find who I am and also who I’m not.” To begin, the Vietnamese-born actress ensures a clean complexion with Neutrogena Skin Balancing Cleanser, followed by a bubbling sheet mask and more mainstays from Neutrogena, a brand of which Condor is the face. After a quick turn of an ice roller, the actress brightens the area beneath her eyes with a touch of iS Clinical Youth Eye Complex. “I’m adopted, so I’m not sure if this is hereditary or not, but I’m assuming it is—I have really dark pigmentation under my eyes,” says Condor. “When it comes to my appearance and just my identity in general, it’s been such an interesting journey learning and establishing who I am, where I came from […] in terms of beauty and skin care, my mom has been able to tell me what works for her, but since we don’t have the same actual biological makeup, and since our skin is different, I’ve had to actively kind of go out by myself and figure out what works for me.”