1/5on a jet plane
Do you have a severe case of wanderlust? Then let this adorable canvas passport holder from Mogo expedite your adventures. With a charming screen-print that’s too cute to hide, you’ll find yourself wanting to flash your ID any chance you get—despite the awkward photo. Bon voyage!
—Connie Wang
Mogo canvas passport holder, about $15. fredflare.com.
2/5patent player
These aren’t the battered Docs you remember! With a hip new redesign and a slew of candy colors to choose from, Doc Martens have reemerged as a fashion favorite. Pair them with skinnies and a voluminous tee for a nineties grunge throwback, or try them with a printed dress for a look that’s cute to boot!
—Connie Wang
Dr. Martens pink patent boot, about $110. drmartens.com.
3/5style tribe
Channel your inner Incan with this Billabong skirt inspired by the traditional dress of Peru. With a sophisticated Ikat pattern and bodacious stripes, this skirt will have you looking chic whether you’re hiking the hills of Machu Picchu or just trekking to your neighborhood coffee shop for a cup of Andes Gold java.
—Connie Wang
Billabong Ikat skirt, about $40. billabong.com.
4/5small wonder
"Mischievous, delicious, electric, yet 100 percent girly," is how Jean Paul Gaultier describes his newest scent, Ma Dame. Fronted by bold beauty Agyness Deyn, the perfume is a cheeky concoction of orange, rose, and musk—and is the perfect fragrance for a fresh young woman.
—Connie Wang
Jean Paul Gaultier Ma Dame eau de toilette, $87 for 3.3 oz. Macy's.
5/5fine print
With the discontinuation of Polaroid's instant film looming on the horizon, the new PoGo Instant Mobile Printer has arrived just in time. This little gadget will print your digital camera and cell phone pictures quicker than the original did, and with its micro shape and sleek look, this shinier version of an old favorite might help ameliorate our grieving pangs.
—Connie Wang
Polaroid PoGo Instant Mobile Printer, about $150.
