Everything I Saved This Week | 036

Recent mental fancies.

Images, shopping finds, and musings for the week ending 7/3/26.

CELINE A/W 2026 for Vogue’s Summer Issue

Saved because: First of all, this week brought CELINE-mania (read my review of men’s fashion week here), but I’m still stuck on the purple trench Michael Rider presented for his fall womenswear collection. You could also say, I’m still stuck on being mentally ready for fall already (sorry, it’s just what I prefer to wear vs summer clothes!!). This shot from a recent Vogue spread featuring the collection is positively perfect.

This cool shade of purple has single-handedly made me fall back in love with the color, the reddish sweater underneath with symbols of the house, layered with a collared shirt is easy styling you can recreate yourself when the cold hits. Perfectly paired with a pillbox hat and shell necklaces. Parisian ease and unforced design. Photographed by: Francesc Planes and styled by Malina Joseph Gilchris. See more of the shoot here.

Hayley Tompkins, Collar III, 2025

Saved because: Long live this Oxford shirt. I probably wear one at least 3-4x / week. This is a beautiful torn collar, painted by artist Hayley Tompkins from her series of shirt collars. I would certainly like to wear a full version of this.

Manolo Blahnik SS81 Captured by Eric Boman (via Penny Calder)

Saved because: I’m like a moth to a flame when it comes to Alexander Calder, so this beautiful shot of a vintage Manolo and a mini print caught my eye while on IG. It’s from the book Blahnik by Boman, a compendium of still life photographs by Eric Boman highlighting various MB creations over the years. I love the similarities captured in this one.

Deconstructed Yoke Trousers by Vi Marrazzo

Saved because: This incredible conceptual pair of trousers came across my explore page by designer Vi Marrazzo. They are (from what I could find) a student designer in Italy at Polimoda. The 3D trompe l’oeil moment is so good, feels very Margiela-inspired. Definitely peep their profile to check out their other designs, which play a lot with a lot of shirting and tailoring.

The Folk Art Collection of Steven Burke and Randy Campbell

Saved because: The colors and plinths are what immediately caught my eye. At first, it looks like it might be mistaken for your grandma’s Christmas village set of buildings, but it’s actually a vast, private collection of miniature buildings (over 1200) of a couple located in North Carolina. The photos were originally captured in a NYT article in 2014. Definitely worth taking a look at the full home gallery Steven Burke and Randy Campbell have put together. I love how something that could come across cheesy or too kitschy comes across as measured and so thoughtfully displayed.

Chanel F/W 2007 Metal Fringe Clutch Purse

Saved because: I pinned this image recently and actually thought it was from the recent Cruise 2027 collection. It could have seamlessly fit right in, the red dress behind it, too. But alas! It is 20 years old. F/W 2007 was the first Chanel collection that really got my attention when I was a pre-teen—the set had puffed clouds overhead, models wore their hair blown out but crimped, and it was a celebration of the house’s signature tweeds in magnificent jewel tones. What a little treasure box of a bag and a reminder of a collection I’ll always hold close.

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