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Coffee table books add an intellectual air to a space no matter the subject, along with a pop of color, sense of style, and bold invitation to be judged by their covers. For instance, my roommate’s collection is heavily travel- and Chicago-focused, and includes the Alinea cookbook and Louis Vuitton’s It helps that many fashion-minded tomes feature a bold, elegant black and white design, or evoke the subject matter within — the dramatic cover of Alexander McQueen: Savage Beauty comes to mind. If you’d like to start building your own collection of fashion coffee table books, there are a few different routes you can go: + Books about designers, like Chanel and Chloé + Books about or by other influential figures, like models (Kate Moss), editors (Carine Roitfeld, Grace Coddington) and muses (Lee Radziwill) + Books by major publications, from traditional print magazines (Vanity Fair, Vogue) to the new guard of websites (Coveteur) Like clothes, fashion coffee table books come at a variety of price points, from investment-worthy splurges to more wallet-friendly options that still make an impact.

;) Here’s how it went down and what I’m currently taking: It all starts on Care/of’s website with a quiz, and who doesn’t love a good quiz? It’s super fun and easy, and your pack is completely customizable if you want to add or remove anything. Once you’ve selected your vitamins and supplements, Care/of will ship them to you in pre-portioned daily packs, so you don’t have to be that crazy lady with a Ziploc baggie full of pills. If you’re curious, here’s what’s currently in my pack, which is a mix of recommendations and a few personal picks: * B-complex containing eight essential B vitamins — B1, B2, B3, B5, B6, B7, B9, and B12 — for energy and nervous system support.

If you showed me photos of this apartment and asked me to guess where in the world it was, my mind would travel to European cities like Paris or Florence But Maeve’s carefully considered layout, thoughtfully selected statement pieces and curated decor and accessories really elevate affordable apartment staples like an IKEA bed and dresser. The blush pink chair in the reading nook is a vintage piece from Maeve’s grandmother, and she bargained for that amazing statement mirror at a retail store that was closing. (Side note: if you’re into boho vibes and looking for unique apartment decor, Free People often sells their store displays after they’re taken down! )

This season, I’m feeling ladylike luxe with a little bit of a cheeky, modern edge –- think cult fave fashion girl brands, flouncy prints and iconic logos (of the fashion and rock ‘n’ roll variety). + Love a good zodiac-themed accessory, and these Mejuri rings are an ultra-chic take, featuring minimal constellations on a classic signet silhouette. + I’ve been very into the idea of key holders lately — a chic little designer piece to protect my bags and stash my CTA card. + Sometimes, I consider waiting in line to shower at SoulCycle instead of doing it in my own apartment, and it’s all because of Le Labo Bergamot 22.