What's on my Spring 2026 Wishlist
Writing this instead of doing my schoolwork 🌷
Warmer weather, longer days, and plenty of sunshine are right around the corner—and with them, the irresistible urge to refresh everything. If you know me, you know two things: I like to write, and I love to shop. So naturally, I asked myself why I had never combined the two. This is my roundup of the pieces that have caught my eye for this spring—clothes, books, accessories, homeware, art, and everything in between. Some are realistic. Some are obscenely not. All of them have earned a place on this list.
Starting strong with this set from eberjey. I already pulled the trigger on this one and safe to say I’ve worn this set for three nights in a row. It’s lightweight, incredibly soft, and comes in plenty of different colors. ($148)
I'm overdue for a new pair of sunglasses. My current ones were $9 from Amazon and while I love them dearly, I live in fear that they won't survive the season. This spring, I want to invest in a pair I'll reach for every day, and these have exactly the right combination of color, frame, and overall look to wear dressed up or down. ($198)
This work is well beyond my budget, but it felt worth including—especially with Christie’s recent announcement of its collaboration with the estate of the late collector and philanthropist Agnes Gund for the upcoming May sales, where the painting will serve as a major highlight. Acquired directly from Mark Rothko, the piece carries a notable provenance, and at a monumental 93 inches (236.2 cm) tall, its scale matches its significance. Painted in 1964, this will be the first time the work appears on the secondary market. So, if I won the lottery….. there would be signs.
I keep seeing these pants all over my Instagram ads, and they feel like the kind of piece that can elevate both a professional look or something more casual. The pants are lightweight and have such a clean, tailored structure that will compliment anything they’re paired with. ($275)
Casablanca Lily by BYREDO ($465), Rock River Melody by Régime des Fleurs ($275), and Eau Mohéli by Diptyque ($190)
These are the scents I’ve been loving but are obviously far too expensive for me to afford at the moment. Casablanca Lily is phenomenal. I visited the BYREDO store in Soho yesterday and loved the scent so much I went back again for a sample size. It’s fresh, floral, and lasts the entire day. Rock River Melody has this suave kind of outdoorsy scent—perfect for spring! And Eau Mohéli smells so fresh, as if you’re surrounded by an alpine spring blooming all around you.
John Derian & Co. has such a talent for sketch and design and I am always inspired by their space in the East Village.
The Baseball Tee by Guest in Residence ($245)
I’ve had my eye on this top for ages—and somehow it keeps finding me again in my Instagram ads. Everything from Guest in Residence has that incredibly soft, lived-in feel, and this one feels especially right for the shift in seasons: lightweight, but still insulated enough to stay warm in on colder spring days.
As I said before, I love to shop. Every time I’m near a Dôen store, I like to pop in and take a look—lately I’ve found myself coming back to this clutch and imagining how I’d style it. It feels especially right for spring and summer, and it’s the kind of piece that would go with almost anything.
Agnieszka Kurant Collective Intelligence by Stefanie Hessler, Jenny Jaskey, Agnieszka Kurant (Eds.). ($39)
Yesterday, I went to see Kurant’s show at Marian Goodman Gallery in Tribeca and was really struck by the scope of her work, which the editors frame as
an investigation into collective and nonhuman intelligences and their role in reshaping ideas of the human, the future of labor and creativity, and the forms of exploitation embedded in digital capitalism.
Woah. The book also brings together commissioned texts by thinkers across science, philosophy, art, technology, anthropology, and economics, creating a more holistic discussion of these ideas.
Jelly Flip-Flops
Left: Saionara Jelly Flip Flops by Ancient Greek Sandals ($215)
Right: San Juan Thong Sandals by Vince ($198)
No explanation needed here.