The November Edit:

November is a month of duality: it’s when I find myself craving rest and simplicity the most, yet everything feels like it’s moving faster. Calendars fill, and still—there’s that quiet pull toward slowing down, even just for a moment. Last week, a few of our friends met up for vegetarian chili at my friend Anne’s house. Nothing fancy, just bowls passed around with warm bread, and the kind of easy conversation that happens when no one’s trying too hard. It reminded me how grounding it is to keep things simple this time of year.

That’s what I want more of in November: unhurried moments, dinners that stretch into the evening, and space to actually enjoy the season instead of powering through it. It’s a month that invites us to settle in and pay attention to the small things, bringing warmth to our days.

In that spirit, our editors are sharing their Top Picks for November 2025—what we’re cooking, reading, wearing, and leaning on to make this month feel inspired, intentional, and soooo cozy.

In Our Bathrooms

The Wellness Shortcut (That Isn’t Too Good to Be True)

I’m naturally skeptical of anything promising to “boost metabolism,” but Juna’s Smart Burn Metabolism Gummies have earned a permanent spot on my kitchen counter. They’re plant-powered, caffeine-free, and have a subtle citrus spice—not cloying like most supplements. Formulated with ingredients backed by over 20 clinical studies (including L-Carnitine and Capsimax), they work to convert fat into energy and support metabolic health over time. I’ve been taking them consistently for a few weeks, and while they’re not a magic fix, I’ve noticed steadier energy throughout the day—and fewer 3 p.m. slumps. Plus, the ritual itself feels like a small act of care, which might just be the secret ingredient. – Isabelle Eyman, Editorial Strategist

If Your Skin Is Saying SOS

I already miss summer, and so does my skin. My skin barrier has been crying out for some extra TLC lately, so I’ve brought back one of my all-time favorite moisturizers into the fold: the Tower 28 SOS Recovery Cream. I hate when moisturizers feel too thick, and this one goes on smoothly but moisturizes deeply. The best of both worlds – Langa Chinyoka, Beauty Editor

Hydrated Skin, FTW

I’ve also reintroduced face oils into my nighttime routine. I hate to say it, but nothing will ever come close to the Vinter’s Daughter Botanical Serum. It’s pricey but worth the investment. My skin is noticeably smoother and brighter in the morning. I look forward to waking up just to see that fresh Vinter’s Daughter glow—seriously. – Langa Chinyoka, Beauty Editor

Bye Bye, Sleepy Eyes

Under-eye patches have become as much a status symbol as they are functional beauty products. But as someone who gets dark circles after one bad night of sleep, nothing beats the brightening power of the Topicals undereye patches. I can’t help but take a selfie every time I put them on. – Langa Chinyoka, Beauty Editor

Full-Body Hydration

As someone with chronically dry skin, this splash salve is my newest holy grail product. Use it in the shower and your skin is moisturized for days. – Anna Decker, Social Media and E-Commerce Manager.

Seasonal Scents

The Nemat Amber Oil Roll-On has become my go-to fragrance. The scent is delicate and fresh, yet it somehow lasts all day. It melts into your skin to create a fragrance that’s completely your own, one that feels both comforting and elegant in the simplest way. It’s a fragrance you can wear anywhere and always feel perfectly put together. – Tatom Hoffman, Marketing Intern

THE Sunscreen

What I’m loving right now: Tower28 sunscreen. I’m obsessed. I’ve tried many popular non-tox sunscreens and none of them quite hit the mark for my dry-prone skin. This one DELIVERS without looking, feeling, or smelling like sunscreen (it’s magic). It evens out my complexion and gives a natural, glowy no-makeup makeup vibe. I don’t go a day without it! – Edie Horstman, Wellness Editor

In Our Closets

The Chocolate Brown Edit My Closet Needed

If fall had a uniform, mine would be head-to-toe chocolate brown. It’s rich, refined, and feels like the cooler-weather answer to summer’s linen neutrals. Lately, I’ve been building a capsule around the shade—Marie Oliver’s Zuri Dress in Java (effortlessly chic with boots), Abercrombie’s Classic Suiting Blazer, and their Curve Love Sloane Pants, which are chef’s kiss tailored. I love (love love!) how the tone transitions seamlessly into winter—paired with an asymmetrical top or silver jewelry. It’s understated, elevated, and somehow makes everything I wear feel instantly intentional. – Isabelle Eyman, Editorial Strategist

For the Fashion-Forward

This iconic monogrammed canvas tote never goes out of style. I finally grabbed one in the large size, and it’s been my catchall for errands, car trips, and overnight getaways. It’s so durable, and gives all the cozy, nostalgic vibes (just pair with wellies and an RL baseball cap for Family Stone holiday aesthetic). Also makes an ideal monogrammed gift for just about anyone in your life. – Camille Styles, Editor in Chief

Little Luxuries that Make a Big Difference

Something about winter makes me want to layer soft, sensual lingerie under my coziest sweaters. Such a little luxury that totally changes how you feel, you know? I’ve been living in this wireless bra that is next-level soft. It’s supportive yet comfy enough for cozy winter napping. And speaking of, this butter-soft ribbed tank has become my new sleep uniform. – Camille Styles, Editor in Chief

This matching ribbed lounge set in olive green (slinky rib pants and slinky rib tee) might be my favorite new wardrobe addition. It’s soft and sooo stretchy (and actually v sexy for cozy nights in, you’re welcome, Adam!!). I also like to pair the pants with a sweater or throw the tee under a blazer—both pieces are so versatile. – Camille Styles, Editor in Chief

The Tote that Has it All

As one of my first post-grad purchases, I turned to Isabelle—who doubles as our brilliant editorial strategist and my source of style inspiration—for a chic and practical tote bag recommendation. After filtering through a few of her options, I was sold on the Monos Metro Tote. This bag truly has it all—ample storage space, a zipper slot to secure your bag on top of a rollerbag, and best of all, a water bottle pocket! The bag comes in six different colors, so there’s something for just about everyone. – Casey McKee, Editorial Assistant

My New Morning (and Evening) Ritual

This robe is the definition of everyday luxury. Crafted from an ultra-soft modal rib, it’s the piece you’ll never want to take off—whether you’re easing into your morning ritual or winding down after a long day. Equal parts flattering and functional, it’s the cozy layer that merges rest and relaxation. – Casey McKee, Editorial Assistant

In Our Kitchens

Move Over Matcha

While I love matcha, I actually might love hojicha even more. I make hojicha lattes quite often with powdered hojicha, but for the afternoons, I’ve been enjoying brewing this loose-leaf hojicha from Dona for a warm and toasty drink. The flavor is a little nutty, making it the perfect cold-weather tea. – Suruchi Avasthi, Food Editor

Literal Liquid Gold

I don’t say this lightly: Kroma’s 24K Chicken Bone Broth might be the most luxurious cup of comfort I’ve ever sipped. It’s rich without being heavy, deeply savory, and somehow tastes like the culinary equivalent of a warm hug. I’ve been making it as an afternoon reset—something nourishing that pulls me out of the mid-day haze and makes my whole body exhale. And while bone broth can sometimes veer into “too earthy,” this one is incredibly smooth and clean, with a depth that feels almost… restorative. It’s become my winter ritual: pour it into my favorite mug, curl up on the couch, and drink something that genuinely makes me feel better from the inside out. – Isabelle Eyman, Editorial Strategist

Hold the Bubbles

As someone who has never been a carbonated beverage person, I felt like I was missing out on a better-for-you afternoon sip that still felt refreshing. These teas from Halfday are my literal obsession. They’re crisp and have the best refreshing flavor. Oh, and they also have prebiotic fiber and minimal sugar. So if you’re also like me and are not into a carbonated bevvie, then these might just be your new favorite too. – Suruchi Avasthi, Food Editor

Breakfast for Dinner, Anyone?

I’m obsessed with this griddle. This might sound odd, but I eat a lot of pancakes throughout the week. (Protein pancakes, okay!) And I was so tired of them getting stuck in a small pan or only being able to cook one at a time. I’ve been moving away from non-stick cooking pans and decided to go the carbon steel route. The griddle has been living on my gas stove top for months, and I think it’s just a permanent fixture now. It’s incredibly easy to clean and cooks up everything in a breeze. – Suruchi Avasthi, Food Editor

Dirty Dishes No More

These pre-cut sheets of parchment paper are my new love, especially with all the fall baking I’ve been doing! It’s so much easier to grab a sheet instead of unrolling and cutting one myself. It also doesn’t curl or burn in the oven! – Kristen Garaffo, Design Editor

I just used this hosting journal to prep for a soup and sourdough girls’ night in, and it made the planning process so easy and fun! I’m also using it as a scrapbook for previous events I’ve hosted this year. It’s turning into the cutest little memory book! – Kristen Garaffo, Design Editor

On Our Nightstands

The Book I Can’t Stop Talking About

It’s been a minute since I’ve fallen so hard for a book that I’ve immediately recommended it to everyone I know (see also: The Wedding People). The Irish Goodbye is tender, gutting, and quietly luminous—the kind of novel that makes you text your sister just to say hi. Centered on three sisters grappling with old wounds and new beginnings, it captures the complicated, enduring love of family with uncanny precision.

It’s the perfect read for this time of year: cozy, a little melancholy, and brimming with heart. The prose is sharp yet soft, the storytelling immersive without feeling heavy. I included it in our Gift Guide for Siblings for good reason—it’s the kind of book you’ll want to share, dog-eared and tear-stained, with the people who know you best. – Isabelle Eyman, Editorial Strategist

The Scent I’m Obsessed With

I’m speaking from experience when I say that the Santal and Vetivier scent from Salt & Stone transforms any room into a sanctuary. This Candle blends rich sandalwood with hints of Haitian vetiver and musk, evoking warmth and a sense of grounded elegance. It’s the scent of slow Sundays, creative mornings, and lit-from-within spaces. – Casey McKee, Editorial Assistant

If the Chocolate Brown Trend Has You Hooked

Earthy and effortlessly elegant, this cacao-colored duvet cover is a grounding staple for the colder months (and it looks stunning in just about any bedroom!). Made from 100% French flax linen, it’s the secret to a room that feels equal parts warm, luxurious, and lived-in. Layer it up or let it shine on its own—it’s bedroom comfort at its most elevated. – Casey McKee, Editorial Assistant