The September Edit: 7 Things I’m Obsessed With

Its fashion week. Here’s what's in my bag and in my kit.

When you’re running between early call times, mid day presentations, and late-night dinners, you need glam that holds, and hair that's zero fuss. My Fashion Week kit is pared down to the things I actually reach for—these products work hard, travel well, and make you look like you have it together even when you’ve been running since 7 a.m.

The 7 Things I Can’t Live Without:

  1. Caudalie Beauty Elixir — My handbag refresh. When you’ve been running around all day and your skin needs a little life, a quick mist brings everything back. It’s the beauty equivalent of taking a breath.

  2. MAC Squirt Plumping Gloss Stick — Sheer, glossy perfection. I love that it gives you that juicy lip without feeling like you’re wearing a whole lip. And that minty, tingly feeling? We love.

  3. YSL Tatouage — The old formula, please. This is the one I reach for when I need a lip that actually stays on. The color has impact, but it still feels effortless. If you know the original formula, you know.

  4. Hourglass Unreal Liquid Highlighter — These are the glow drops I reach for when I want that lit-from-within effect. A little goes a long way, and the finish catches the light without looking like you’re wearing highlighter.

  5. Sarah Creal Back of the Cab Tubing Mascara —This gives you defined, lifted lashes that can make it through a very long day without the flakes.

  6. MAC Lip Pencil in Chestnut — the classic brown lip liner for creating precise definition and shaping the lips.

  7. TIGI Bed Head Wax Stick — my go-to for smoothing flyaways, defining texture, and keeping hair polished and controlled.

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