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February Forecast – Julia Berolzheimer
February always feels like it should be a breather, but I can already tell this one is going to move fast. We’re barely into the month and my calendar is reading like a boarding pass — a lot of New York, a lot of meetings, and a lot of momentum.
Behind the scenes, things are shifting in a way that feels both exhilarating and overwhelming. Projects we’ve been building toward for years are starting to take real shape, and there’s an energy that comes with that: equal parts gratitude, pressure, and the feeling that you’re suddenly standing in the work you used to only talk about.
So, I’m leaning into a February that’s busy in the best way with a little travel, a little family time, a few things I can’t share just yet, and a lot I’m genuinely excited to bring you along for.
What We’re Doing
- New York, twice — back-to-back. I’m starting the month with two work trips to NYC (this week and next). We have meetings and a few things in motion that I’ll share as they become official.
- A winter break escape. The girls have a mid-month winter break, so we’re heading to Palm Beach for a long weekend. So many of you sent thoughtful recommendations, and we booked the Four Seasons — it was overwhelmingly the most-raved-about option.
- A Charleston night out, with a dress moment. We have a party at The Gibbes Museum this weekend, and I’ve been saving this dress to wear, which gives Chanel Spring runway vibes!
- Spring shopping, thoughtfully edited. There’s so much good spring arriving right now, and I did a deeper breakdown in this Substack post here.
- Thomas’s newest build with Chloe Digital. Thomas has been working on a new start-up called Coreli (you’re CORE link), an auto-generated brand page for your link in bio. You can join the waitlist here (launching soon).
- Exploring new investments. Thomas and I have been slowly investing in businesses over the years, and the past few weeks have been filled with meetings as we review a new round of opportunities. It’s exciting, and also a reminder of how much I enjoy other facets of business aside from what you see mostly here on the blog.
- My “book a month” goal. For February, I’m starting The Last Thing He Told Me.
- A health focus that feels overdue. I’m prioritizing my health right now, especially around chronic inflammation from Celiac and the arthritis in my knees (I’ve had since high school). I’m seeing Dr. Koniver here in Charleston to learn more about peptides — something I’ve been fascinated by and want to understand more deeply before making any decisions.
- My current non-negotiable: walking, weighted. I’ve been doing weighted vest walks on my treadmill at home. Life is full right now, and a 5am walk I can do without coordinating a class schedule is what’s working. I wear this vest in 10lbs and use this walking pad/treadmill.
What I’m Wearing (tidied + expanded)
- Tory Burch is having a moment for me. I recently wore this sheer chartreuse shirt and also ordered this turquoise skirt.
- Brooches are back (for me, at least). I bought this Chanel brooch from their latest drop and it’s inspired me to pull out older favorites again — like this feather one I found on Etsy last fall . I’m also loving this pink Prada one.
- A bubble skirt NYC look. This bubble skirt (I wore it with a black Chanel jacket) is such a fun silhouette.
A great travel tote. The Vee Collective tote has a place for everything and works perfectly as a weekender. - Still on the Ducie coat train. I called this out in Weekly Whims a few weeks back, and I’m still wearing it constantly.
- Chanel 25 update: I’m officially converted. A few weeks in and I’m a big fan of the Chanel 25. I ended up getting a second small size in yellow leather because it’s such a fantastic bag (wearing it here). There aren’t images online of the yellow leather, but it’s the same color as the suede here.
- A red belt that does the most. This one has been on repeat:
What I’m Buying (tidied + expanded)
- A rainbow stripe sweater that feels like an instant mood boost.
- Dress for Palm Beach
- A red refresh. I’m leaning into red right now to cut through winter dullness and carry into early spring:
- Butter yellow, continuing its run. It had a big moment last spring and it’s still going. I ordered these pants to wear with this tank and these heels for an easy evening look in Palm Beach.
- Ossou denim deep dive. After getting an invitation to their fashion week show (sadly I have to miss it), I went down a rabbit hole on their site and ordered three pairs. I’m going to do a Substack video styling them — here are the three:
- Polka-dot swim for spring. I keep hearing polka dots are going to be big, and I’m very into this Cult Gaia bikini:
- A chic set at a great price. This Le Bop set is such a good find:
What I’m Eyeing
- Tory Burch chartreuse blazer
- Valentino: jaw-on-the-floor level. Their couture collection in Paris last week was spectacular — I love Alessandro Michele’s maximalist take on Valentino. A few new arrivals worth bookmarking (or using as styling inspiration):
- Two pieces I can’t stop thinking about.
- Andrew Mukamal’s Margot Robbie styling. His styling for Margot’s Wuthering Heights press tour has been exceptional — every look feels considered and slightly surprising, balancing costume/time-period references with something modern and sharp:
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Feathers, Without the Dress Code
Roksanda Dress (more sizes here), Gucci Pumps, Saint Laurent Clutch (sold out, similar here), Arielle Ratner Necklace & Earrings
Feathers have long been tied to formal dressing — winter galas, black-tie weddings, anything that implies an invitation and a strict dress code. This season, that framework has widened.
For Spring 2026, designers pushed feather trim beyond classic eveningwear. I loved wearing the Roksanda feather-trimmed midi dress on my recent trip. It felt just as right for a waterfront dinner on vacation as it would for a formal event. That’s the shift: pieces designed to move seamlessly across settings without losing their sense of occasion.
What makes it relevant now is wearability. A feather-edged tee styled with tailored trousers. A clean shift dress finished with a precise plume at the hem. Skirts outlined in tonal trim that add dimension without altering the silhouette. A structured coat sharpened by a single line of texture. Even accessories — a brooch, a sandal, a bag — that bring a considered finish to an otherwise simple outfit. The detail is what changes the tone. The base piece can be minimal. The trim makes it feel deliberate.
Satin Clutch
A sleek silhouette with sculpted fold makes this satin feathered clutch a timeless and refined accessory to add to your rotation.
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Coffee Break: Cyme Tote – Corporette.com
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This chic bag from Polene looks great — but I feel like we must discuss this styling.
Apparently, someone at Polene said, HEY, let’s have the models wearing suits! On a mountain! On TOP of a mountain! And obviously, they should be holding the bag!
I mean, sure.
There are several different versions of this bag, including the tote, a nano tote, and a more horizontal version just called Cyme and Cyme mini. I think I prefer the more elongated tote, but that’s me…
The Cyme tote is $630, available at Polene. The tote is available in 6 colors, while the more horizontal version has 20 colors (!).
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Paris Fashion Week: Stella McCartney Debuts Winter 2026 Show Blending Past and Present with Faux Mink Furs, Stirrup Pants, Sequins Dresses & More
Set up like a riding arena, with black and white horses centered as models strutted down the runway, Stella McCartney took us on a wonderful equestrian journey during her Winter 2026 show held at Le Grand Manège Jean Caucanas in Paris.

Opening the show with a luxurious brown faux-mink coat that showcased exceptional craftsmanship, Stella McCartney set the tone with opulence that followed throughout the collection.
The designer didn’t just stick to one silhouette, but instead embraced different themes that reflected equestrian references while nodding to the 80’s. With this runway show, it’s evident that Stella is in a league of her own.

From modern cream monochromatic looks the were rich with faux fur trims, to the return of stirrup pants paired with stilettos that were widely popular in the 1980’s, the London native who first launched her eponymous brand in 2001, showed us a powerful juxtaposition of then & now.



Front row attendees like Anna Wintour, Oprah and Gayle King were able to set their eyes on some of the most beautiful and intricate knitted garments paired with deconstructed denim. All of the designs were progressive, yet timeless, and designed with purpose for longevity.


And just when you thought the show couldn’t get any better, toward the latter part of the show attendees were presented with glamorous evening-wear, marking an unrivaled finale.

Ahead see more of Stella McCartney’s wonderful designs at Paris Fashion Week!









Photo Credit: Complimentary of Stella McCartney
CREDITS
Casting: Julia Lange Casting
Makeup: Pat McGrath Labs
Hair: Eugène Souleiman for Kevin Murphy
Nails: Kure Bazaar
Production: Studio Boum
Sponsors: Hasbro, Weleda and Kevin Murphy
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DIOR Mother’s Day Gifts 2026 – A Couture Celebration of Admired Elegance
Express your deepest admiration with the DIOR Mother’s Day Gifts collection for 2026. This year, the House of Dior reinterprets its couture heritage through a “Rococo” lens, offering a breathtaking selection of tokens detailed with luminous pearls, pavé crystals, delicate bows, and ornate medallions. Adorned in limited-edition packaging designed by Italian artist Pietro Ruffo, each gift is a masterpiece of storytelling – blending lush flora and enchanting butterflies with the iconic Christian Dior signature. From the new J’adore Intense to the architectural Lady Dior accessories, say “thank you” with the unparalleled savoir-faire of Dior.
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Kilkenny Design Max Benjamin & New Home Arrivals
Infuse your home with the essence of Irish craft and luxury fragrance. The latest Kilkenny Design Max Benjamin special offers bring you world-class scents like the Kyoto Blossom candle, perfectly paired with a fresh curation of home arrivals. From the whimsical quilled art of Belinda Northcote to the vibrant strokes of Karen Wilson, our 2026 collection celebrates the beauty of detail. Whether you’re refreshing your living space or searching for a soulful gift, discover how these hand-picked treasures – from luxury candles to botanical skincare – can transform your daily rituals into moments of pure bliss.
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O’Briens Wine Midleton Very Rare 2026 – Available Now
The wait is over for collectors and connoisseurs alike. Released at 12pm yesterday, Wednesday 4th March 2026, the 43rd annual expression of O’Briens Wine Midleton Very Rare has officially arrived at O’Briens Wine. Crafted by Master Distiller Kevin O’Gorman, this 2026 vintage is a landmark achievement in Irish distilling. By marrying five distinct distillate styles, O’Gorman has achieved a whiskey of “exceptional balance, vibrant character, and remarkable depth.” As the crown jewel of the Midleton heritage, this release is not just a bottle—it is a piece of liquid history.
Just released at 12pm today, Wednesday 4th March, the 43rd annual expression in this renowned series created by Master Distiller Kevin O’Gorman, brings together five distinct distillate styles to deliver a whiskey with exceptional balance, vibrant character and remarkable depth.
The 2026 release represents a continued refinement of Midleton’s craft, offering an elegantly layered expression that reflects the heritage and mastery behind one of Ireland’s most distinguished whiskeys.
“By using five distinct distillate styles, the final liquid offers a great depth of complexity, showcasing both the lighter, fresher notes of grain whiskeys with the richer, spicier notes from our single pot stills for a glass that is layered, elegant and distinctly Midleton”.
Kevin O’Gorman, Master Distiller
Shop Midleton Very Rare 2026 online and in selected stores now.
Stock limited to 1 per person.
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Thursday’s Workwear Report: Waisted Sweater-Jacket
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Our daily workwear reports suggest one piece of work-appropriate attire in a range of prices.
I’m really loving the most recent round of sweater jackets I’ve been seeing recently. This one from J.Crew Factory is more cardigan than blazer but has the shape of the lady jackets that have been popular for the last few years.
I would wear this “distressed fatigue” color with navy trousers for a neutral look that isn’t too bland.
The sweater is $46.50 at J.Crew Factory and comes in sizes XXS-3X. It also comes in ivory and black.
Looking for lady jackets to add to your wardrobe?
Some of our latest favorite lady jackets for work in 2026 still include knit jackets such as those from ba&sh, MMLF, or Boden… but in general the style has gotten much more structured, closer to a Chanel-style jacket for work. On the budget side of things, check out J.Crew, Tuckernuck (XXS-XXXL), J.Crew Factory, and Ann Taylor… on the splurgey side check out L’Agence, Veronica Beard, St. John, and (of course!) Chanel.




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