Keri Russell
was living in jeans, cowboy boots, and a rotating selection of colored tanks—a look she defined as "urban western"—when she first appeared in this magazine five years ago. These days, her wardrobe is more '40s tomboy. "I'm into the sexy masculine thing. All the clean lines and tailoring are so classic," says the actress. "I look for those details on dresses and skirts, too."
"My Filson rolling suitcase and matching tote make me feel like I'm going on safari when I pull them through the airport."
"I live for Kiehl's coriander body lotion."
"The Portland, Oregon, boutique Frances May opened my eyes to a new group of lines, like Lover, out of Australia."
"I discovered Rachel Comey while shopping one day and ended up buying every one of her pieces in the store."
"Even with all these whimsical layers, this dress manages to be streamlined enough at the neck to keep it from being too girly."
"J.Crew is so great right now for classics: button-downs, pants, pencil skirts. And I love the way everything is layered on its website."
"Mercy, a label from Canada, has the best jackets and coats."
"This leaf green pencil is cool and completely unexpected—it makes my eyes sparkle."
"I splurged on this bicycle, and it has changed my life. I added some vintage-looking saddlebags to the back so I can tote around groceries."
"I wear my lace-up Dieppa Restrepo shoes so much they're about to fall apart."
"The photograph on the cover of this book is mesmerizing (as is the story itself): a girl lost deep in thought."
"Sarah McGuire's jewelry is so delicate. She lets each stone keep its natural shape, which is beautiful."
