Things We Saved This Week | No. 1

Things We Saved This Week | Part 1

Not everything deserves an entire article.

Sometimes it’s a photograph. A recipe. A pair of sunglasses. A café we’ll probably visit. Or a song we’ve replayed more times than we’d like to admit.

Some you can buy. Some you can’t.

All are worth discovering.


A Pair of Sunglasses That Feel Instantly Cool

There’s a reason certain sunglasses become instantly recognizable without relying on oversized logos.

This week, we kept coming back to angular silhouettes that feel sculptural rather than trendy. They somehow make a white T-shirt and jeans look intentional.

hae Pick: Gentle Monster “Mori”


The Tomato Toast We’ve Been Making on Repeat

Good bread. Salted butter. Peak-season tomatoes. Flaky salt. Fresh cracked pepper.

Sometimes that’s enough.

When ingredients are this good, adding more only gets in the way.


The Song We Played Three Times Before Getting Out of the Car

Some songs become attached to seasons.

This is one of them. A throwback. Windows down. Late afternoon light.

hae Pick: Ashanti “Rock Wit U”


A Beauty Product That Quietly Earned Permanent Counter Space

Some products get tested. Others never leave.

This week, it was the EADEM Softening Balm, equal parts treatment and gloss, with just enough color to make you look more awake than you actually are.

It managed to survive beach days, iced matchas, and constant reapplication without ever feeling sticky. That’s harder to find than it sounds.

hae Pick: EADEM Lip Softening Balm


A Place We’d Actually Spend an Afternoon

Not because it’s trendy, but because we’d happily lose track of time there.

This week: A neighborhood bookstore, today featuring Chevalier at Larchmont, CA.


The Common Thread

The best discoveries aren’t always life-changing. Sometimes they’re simply the things that make an ordinary week feel a little more interesting.

A better lip balm. A memorable meal. A song that follows you home.

Those are the things worth collecting.


hae Notes

Part of having good taste is paying attention. Not just to what everyone else is talking about, but to the smaller discoveries that quietly improve everyday life.

We’ll keep collecting them here.

Also on Our Radar

  • Summer peaches from the farmers market
  • A weekend gallery exhibition
  • A café we’ll probably return to next week

 

Until next time,

– hae