'To be honest, my favorite thing about this cookbook is the pictures. Seriously. What’s special about it is that it’s like a style guide for cooking'
Photo: Marc Piasecki/Getty Images If you’re like us, you’ve probably wondered what famous people add to their carts. Not the JAR brooch and Louis XV chair, but the hand sanitizer and the electric toothbrush. We asked Brother Vellies designer Aurora James — who is currently partnering with Bombay Sapphire Gin for her workshop at The Other Art Fair — about the cookbook, dream mist, and herbal supplement made with mushrooms that grow from dead caterpillars’ heads that she can’t live without.
$20 at Nordstrom Buy In the Kitchen with Love by Sophia Loren To be honest, my favorite thing about this cookbook is the pictures. Seriously. What’s special about it is that it’s like a style guide for cooking. I don’t actually remember any of the recipes that I’ve cooked, but I always look at it. And when I say always, I mean at least once a month. I do cook all the time, though — I ebb and flow throughout the year, but in the winter I’ll usually cook at least five nights a week.
$53 at Goop Buy Fat and the Moon Dream Weaver Mist I don’t know if I’ve slept better with this, but I’ve definitely slept more vividly. I can’t use it every night — it would be almost like hysteria if I did . But on nights when I know I can wake up naturally, or when I want to do design stuff the next day, I spray the mist before bed and it gives me very, very vivid dreams.
$185 at Violet Grey Buy Dr. Barbara Sturm Darker Skin Tones Face Cream My friend Marie von Behrens told me about Dr. Sturm — she has really innovated in this specific space of darker skin tones. I talk to my friends about this a lot, and even my mom, who has the fairest skin tone of anyone I know. Even though she and I are genetically similar, I notice that her skin and my skin are very different in how they age and break out. We need totally different products.
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