Easter is full of the little moments that make the day feel special, from egg hunts in the morning to gathering around the table for brunch. This week’s edit highlights pieces that bring that spirit to the table: scalloped plates, woven baskets, patterned placemats, and pastel eggs that instantly set the scene. Easter motifs, playful prints, and soft seasonal colors add character and make the table feel festive.

From baskets filled with treats to layered linens and cheerful tabletop accents, the details are what tie everything together. A mix of pastels, stripes, gingham, and woven textures gives the table that lighthearted Easter feeling, perfect for a table that feels joyful, welcoming, and ready for the celebration. Browse the full edit below, and explore more in our JB Amazon Shop and Amazon Storefront, refreshed weekly.

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As readers have been discussing in the comments today: Nordstrom has a ton of beauty items on sale, including ones that don’t go on sale very often, such as this reader favorite: Dior Addict Lip Glow.

The balm is so popular that it now comes in 14 colors. It looks like it’s hard to go wrong with any of the colors, but some of the favorite colors readers have been mentioning include Rosewood, Mahogany, and Raspberry — I think I’ve always gotten the OG, Pink, but I am tempted by all of the colors. (Enough that I’ve even considered ordering them all for a tryon… for editorial purposes! After all our post on lip tints does need a refresh.)

The balm is regularly $42, but is marked down to $35.70 in the sale. (I’ve also been considering the Dior Addict hydrating lipstick, which I just saw on a best-of list that I’m blanking on now — would love if anyone has any color suggestions!)

I’ll try to put a few other reader favorites in the sale in the post as well…

Sales of note for 3/6:

• Ann Taylor – $40 off pants, $50 off jackets, 30% off tops and sweaters, and 40% off accessories — plus extra 50% off all sale
• Banana Republic Factory – 40% off + extra 20% off
• Bloomingdale’s – Beauty & Fragrance Promo: Take 15% off almost all $150+ purchases! (ends 3/8)
• Boden – 15% off new styles with code
• Brooklinen – Friends & Family sale, enjoy 20% off sitewide and up to 50% off select bundles (ends 3/18)
• Brooks Brothers – Extra 25% off clearance + 25% off select jewelry
• Dermstore – Beauty Refresh sale, up to 20% off! Brands in the sale include Elta MD, Sunday Riley, and Augustinus Bader — and there’s a ton of HSA/FSA eligible things too. They also have some nice “best of Dermstore” kits, including a sunscreen selection!
• Elie Tahari – Try code CORPORETTE15 for 15% off.
• Evereve – Spring sale!
• Express – $75 off $200, BOGO 50% off sitewide, and $25+ dresses
• J.Crew – 40% off spring-ready styles + extra 30% off all sale styles with code
• J.Crew Factory – 40% off everything + extra 50% off clearance
• Lo & Sons – End of winter sale, up to 50% off — reader favorites include this laptop tote, this backpack, and this crossbody
• M.Gemi – Friends & Family sale early access with code FF2025
• M.M.LaFleur – Wear to Work Bundle, buy 2 items get 15% off; buy 3 items get 20% off (you can also try code CORPORETTE15 for 15% off)
• Nordstrom – 4,000 new markdowns for women! Cardmembers get a $20 note for every $200 you spend (ends 3/8)
• Ruti – 20% off Core Collection
• Saks OFF5TH – Liquidation sale, up to 80% off! Everything final sale.
• Soma – $30 bra event, save up to 60%
• Talbots – 25% off entire purchase, plus free shipping on $150+

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• Allure observed, “Vegan beauty used to be cool. Now, it’s struggling to survive.”
• Harper’s Bazaar wondered why size-inclusive robes aren’t offered at luxury spas.
• The Wall Street Journal [gift link] shared a piece by an author and professor who believes Gen Z is unprepared for the workplace.
• Harvard Business Review advised not to underestimate the power of professional friendships.
• Gloria explained how, while HRT is everywhere right now, some women’s health conditions prevent them from using it safely.
• NPR shared five ways to resist the urge to keep looking at your phone.
• Speaking of phones, The New York Times [gift link] explored how many women complain about boyfriends and husbands continually taking unflattering pictures of them.
• AP News reported that Uber’s women-only option has gone nationwide in the U.S.
• Your Laugh of the Week comes from Points in Case, with “Group Zoom Word Problems.”

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The 2026 ESSENCE Black Women in Hollywood Awards brought together some of the most influential women in entertainment, and the red carpet delivered a range of memorable fashion moments. From sculptural florals and shimmering metallic gowns to modern tailoring, the annual luncheon once again proved to be a showcase for standout style.

To determine the Top 5 Best Dressed, we looked at the response from readers and followers—ranking the looks based on the number of likes each received on our social platforms.

Here are the five looks that resonated the most

Zendaya in Cache

Zendaya wore a white vintage-inspired Cache mini dress featuring ruched draping, a thigh-high slit, and a dramatic floral appliqué cascading down the bodice in white and gold. The dress carries a notable fashion history—famously worn by Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) in Sex and the City: The Movie in 2008, and itself a replicated version of the original Eugene Alexander dress worn by Whitney Houston on the cover of LIFE magazine in 1987.

Styled by Law Roach, the look was paired with pointed white Christian Louboutin pumps and a short curled hairstyle that kept the focus on the sculptural floral detail.

Olandria in Sergio Hudson

Olandria wore a gold Sergio Hudson Resort 2026 sequined gown featuring long sleeves and a plunging neckline. The fitted column silhouette emphasized the shimmering metallic texture of the fabric, creating a sleek and streamlined red carpet look. The look was styled by The Reismans.

Chelley in Fanci Club

Chelley wore a cream Fanci Club halter dress featuring a deep plunge neckline and a structured corset bodice that transitioned into a voluminous skirt silhouette. The tailored construction balanced soft volume with sculptural structure, creating a modern red carpet look. She paired the dress with white pointed-toe pumps and delicate jewelry.

Zinzi Coogler in Donna Karan

Zinzi Coogler attended the luncheon alongside her husband, filmmaker Ryan Coogler, wearing a champagne Donna Karan sequin column gown. The sleeveless silhouette featured subtle shimmer and soft draping across the bodice, creating an understated yet elegant look for the daytime event.

Ryan Destiny in Givenchy

Ryan Destiny stepped out in a white Givenchy shirt-style dress featuring an off-the-shoulder neckline, voluminous sleeves, and a belted waist. The high slit and structured tailoring balanced classic shirting with a modern red carpet silhouette.

Scroll on for even more notable looks from the event.

Who had your favorite look of the event?

Images: Getty

Simonetta Ravizza Jacket (similar here and here), Lisa Yang Sweater, Kujten Scarf, Ossou Jeans, Gucci Sneakers, Dior Sunglasses

Sneakers continue to define the modern wardrobe, and for Spring / Summer 2026 the focus is clear: expressive palettes, the rise of the ballerina silhouette, and true investment pairs. Proportions sit lower. Soles appear slimmer. Finishes feel elevated. The result is a lineup that feels current without feeling temporary.

Expressive Palettes

This season embraces nuanced tones. Powdered blue. Washed rose. Bright red. Kelly green. Creamy neutrals. The shades feel layered and deliberate adding depth and character. These are sneakers selected for presence.

The Ballerina Silhouette

The ballerina-inspired sneaker is one of the most directional shapes right now. The construction often feels supple, the sole more delicate, the overall impression polished. It introduces a fresh perspective within the sneaker category: modern, feminine, and highly wearable.

Investment Sneakers

Investment sneakers are defined by premium leather, rich suede, precise construction, and balanced lines. They are designed with longevity in mind. The appeal is straightforward: enduring materials, a strong form, and a finish that improves with wear. These are the pairs that remain in rotation year after year, and an easy addition to count on in your wardrobe.