FANCY STUFF

One bag for two nights. Look at the handles and the base, not the hardware slogan.

A brief that stands up on its own. Skip anything covered in a repeating monogram.

A classic shape, dark lenses, and temples that do not advertise themselves.

Paper you actually want to write on. A gift and a desk object at the same time.

Shoulders and length first. A watch looks better under a sleeve that actually fits.

Thin metal, not a logo on the temple. Try them over the chain, not instead of taste.

For the bottle you actually finish. A stopper that fits is the whole luxury.

Smell it on skin, not on paper. One bottle on the dresser is enough.