1/5sugarcoated
Like your favorite bakery confection, this candy-colored face powder from Paul & Joe will make any day a little sweeter. With a dappled pink palette and subtle sparkles, a swipe of this shimmer will give the same glow you get from gobbling a sprinkled cupcake—minus the sugar rush.
—Casey Lewis
Paul & Joe Beauté Face Color Powder in Candy Sprinkles, $20. Bergdorf Goodman, NYC.
2/5tree hugger
An environmental tome for teens, Generation Green: The Ultimate Teen Guide to Living an Eco-Friendly Life offers easy advice for making eco-conscious decisions every day. Written by savvy seventeen-year-old Tosh Siversten and his mom, Linda, you’ll learn how IM-ing and iPods just might save the planet.
—Casey Lewis
Generation Green: The Ultimate Teen Guide to Living an Eco-Friendly Life, about $11. amazon.com.
3/5indian summer
Before you lose yourself in a lazy, sun-induced sleep, put on this bewitching dream-catcher necklace from Betsey Johnson. With turquoise jewels, coral gems, and gold feathers, this modern twist on the traditional Native American treasure will stave of any style nightmares.
—Casey Lewis
Betsey Johnson metal dream-catcher necklace, about $125. Betsey Johnson boutiques.
4/5knit wit
Sweltering heat waves aside, sweater weather is near. Until the temperatures fall and autumn arrives, get your knit fix with this wool-weaved leather purse from Casselini. Large enough to lug all your text books and stylish enough to make a statement, this bag will keep you snuggled up, regardless of the season.
—Casey Lewis
Casselini leather and wool bag, about $235. Blue Bag, NYC.
5/5goody-goody
These straight-leg jeans from Goodsociety are the perfect addition to your denim wardrobe with their electric wash and unadorned pockets. But the best part? Not only will you look great in these blue-hued babies, but you’ll also make the world a better place because Goodsociety uses organic cotton and adheres to Fair Trade regulations with its workers in India.
—Connie Wang
Goodsociety jeans, about $105. tobi.com.
