Today, we are styling this happy green French Connection taffeta top, these breezy La Ligne striped pants, and this beautiful sundress, also from La Ligne. PS – you can see last week’s post here!

I love brown and green together. It would be easy to style this top with the matching shorts, but why not have a little more fun? These casual pants juxtapose the dressiness of the top, plus fun textures with the beaded bag and leopard sandals.

Next up are these striped pants! This feels very Kelly Klein: a button-down as a light jacket, paired with a graphic tee for an effortless, cool look.

This La Ligne dress is gorgeous. It’s a showstopper on its own, so we’re pairing it with simple neutral accessories (and the prettiest shell hairpin).

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This month’s reading was heavy on thrillers, which probably isn’t surprising if you’re a regular here. From a thought-provoking sci-fi-adjacent page-turner to a glamorous romp through the Hamptons and Lake Como, these books kept me up way past my bedtime.

I also snuck in a cozy mystery set in Melbourne that completely stole my heart (Sally Hepworth is a genius with her characters), an art world thriller that made me genuinely anxious (in a good way!), and a twisty podcasting  whodunit. Plus, a Block Island love story and a Lena Dunham’s memoir (that might just be the book of summer?). Let’s get into it!

Everything i read in May 2026

I would really love to hear what you’re reading in the comments! And if you are new here, check out The Library. I have kept this page meticulously updated for the past twelve+ years. It has every book I’ve read, and you can search, filter by genre, and rank from best to worst. 

PS – Last month’s list.

Thrillers

The Take, by Kelly Yang

This is one of the most thought-provoking books I’ve read in ages. It reads like a fast-paced thriller (I gobbled it up on a Saturday), but it’s more than that. Similar to books like Yellowface and Such a Fun Age, it’s also a meditation on power balances, race, and class (and in this case, aging). Ingrid Parker is a (white) veteran film producer, with piles of money and a successful career. But she can already see her shelf life fading as she begins (at age 53) to feel irrelevant and her (white male) counterparts no longer seem to give her the time of day. When she learns of a cutting-edge medical procedure that can take ten years off of her life, she hires Maggie Wang. Maggie is a smart Asian American writer: young, broke, and in need of mentorship (and income). Ingrid offers Maggie $3 million and mentorship in exchange for ten experimental medical sessions. The only thing? As Ingrid ages in reverse, Maggie may age 10 years doing this. As the women’s relationship intensifies, they use each other in complicated ways. I couldn’t put it down. I cringed at times, I gasped at others . . . but ultimately, it made me think. It would be a great book club read as there’s so much to talk about! Overall Score A- // Order on Bookshop or Amazon

The Plunge, by Lila Raicek

This one is a wild ride. It starts out sleepy and then takes you from New York to the Hamptons to Lake Como. Liv is a writer in her early thirties and fresh off the shocking death of her fiancé. She spends her days, listless, unable to write . . . living in the maid’s room of an old mentor. One night at a party, she runs into Damon, her former (very magnetic) neighbor. He is a high-end jewelry designer, and by his side is Isabel, an equally magnetic older widow. Liv finds herself drawn into their glamorous world of parties and trips out east (and later, to Italy). There is an incredible spark between Liv and Damon, and they find themselves having an affair. Meanwhile, Damon is married and leading Isabel on. As Isabel confides in Liv, and Liv has her affair with Damon, the tension builds and builds. All the while, there is another man in Isabel’s orbit, Rex. Rex is a journalist, who threatens to reveal Liv’s most haunting secret. I couldn’t put this down. The writing is beautiful and transportive, and the pacing is perfection. I felt almost relieved when it was over though (a testament to the writing!) — the dynamic between the characters was toxic and stressful. Overall Score B+ // Order on Bookshop or Amazon

The Paris Widow, by Kimberly Belle

This is a fun read-it-in-a-day thriller set in Paris. (The setting was my favorite part, I felt like I was right there!) Stella is on vacation with her husband, Adam, when a massive explosion takes place in the square. She survives, but cannot find Adam anywhere. As she races around, trying to find him and figure out what happened, she learns that Adam was keeping secrets and may have been the target of the explosion. The French authorities tell her that he was stealing rare antiques and selling them to a roster of criminal clients. Another source tells her that he was forging these items. Stella is not sure who to believe. Was her beloved, down-to-earth antique store-owning husband a random victim, or was something more sinister at play? She can’t reconcile it, and can’t believe that the man she loved may have done such terrible things. Stella won’t leave Paris until she figures out what happened to her husband. To do so, she must put her own life in danger as she confronts both her own past and her husband’s potentially shadowy actions. Overall Score B // Order on Bookshop or Amazon

Mad Mabel, by Sally Hepworth

If you loved The Maid, you will love this. Elsie Mabel Fitzpatrick is a cantankerous eighty-one-year-old living in a quiet suburb of Melbourne. She loves her life, her street, and even some of her rather annoying neighbors. But when one of them (her nemesis!) turns up dead, the past that Elsie worked so hard to conceal gets dug up. You see, when Elsie was fifteen, she was known as “Mad Mabel,” the youngest convicted murderer in Australia. As Elsie finds herself a suspect in her neighbor’s death, she has to make a decision: will she finally share her side of the story? The book alternates between modern day and the fifties, where Mabel grew up as the town pariah with negligent parents and (thankfully) an amazing aunt. It’s one of those rare cozy mysteries that’s also very heartwarming. I couldn’t put it down, and I loved all of the characters. Grumpy Elsie, her Aldi-obsessed neighbor Peter, seven-year-old Persephone, suspicious Joan . . . they were all lovely in their own ways, and very memorable. Overall Score A- // Order on Bookshop or Amazon

The Fine Art of Lying, by Alexandra Andrews

This was the Reese’s Book Club pick, and if they choose a thriller, I will order it without knowing anything about it. And that is what I did here. I was absolutely delighted when I realized it’s an art world thriller! I tore through it in just a couple of days; it is incredibly twisty and highly stressful (in a good way!) to read. Clare Best is feeling a little bit lost. She’s married into the wealthy Bast family and suddenly finds herself a stay-at-home mother, with an abandoned PhD. The one thing saving her is her husband Jed’s boss’s wife, Tasha: a well-connected socialite who sits on the board of the museum of contemporary art. Suddenly, Tasha is introducing her to curators and gallerists: the dream! Things take a turn when Clare starts up an affair with a handsome older art dealer. She feels herself coming alive again until (murderous music plays), she finds herself at the center of a horrible murder (and stolen masterpiece). A true “wrong place, wrong time” scenario, Clare must now rush to hide her affair, and figure out what happened . . . or risk becoming the police’s main suspect. What has she gotten herself into? This book made me extremely anxious . . . in a good way! Overall Score A- // Order on Bookshop or Amazon

This Story Might Save Your Life, by Tiffany Crum

This book is a rare blend of thriller and love story. Joy and Benny are best friends who host a podcast together. From the first episode about Joy’s severe narcolepsy, it’s been a runaway success: a comedy podcast about life-or-death situations and survival stories. Now managed by Joy’s husband Xander, Joy and Benny are on the verge of signing a massive $30mm deal with one of the biggest podcast networks. One morning, Benny heads to Joy and Xander’s home to record, only to find broken glass and neither Joy nor Xander anywhere to be found. An investigation takes place, and Benny (armed only with Joy’s unfinished memoirs) is determined to figure out what happened. Things get more and more complicated as Benny discovers secrets about Joy and Xander’s marriage, that someone was stalking Joy, and that something darker was at play with one of their advertisers. Meanwhile, he finds himself at the center of the investigation, a suspect in their disappearance. I will say no more but this is very very twisty and definitely kept me on my toes! Overall Score B+ // Order on Bookshop or Amazon

Contemporary Fiction

June Baby, by Shannon Garvey

This one was a like, not a love. But still very enjoyable, especially as a beach read, and even more so if you are from New England like I am. My two qualms were a) a messy younger woman as the female lead (I struggle with this type of main character) and b) that the two love interests seemed a little bit one-dimensional. Otherwise, it was great. After her mother passed away when she was seventeen, Ruth spent summers on Block Island with her mother’s friend Diana. Diana is a very talented photographer who ultimately became a mentor and a very close friend. When Diana passes away from cancer, Ruth is grief-struck once more. She returns for her funeral. In returning, she’ll also reunite with Charlie, Diana’s nephew (the man she’s loved since they were teenagers). Dianna has left her a box of her possessions, revealing a shocking secret that makes Ruth question everything she knew about her mother and her mentor. Meanwhile, just as Diana is about to confess her feelings, it turns out that Charlie has his own explosive secret. Drama!! My favorite part was the setting; I felt like I was right there on Block Island. Overall Score B // Order on Bookshop or Amazon

Non-Fiction

Famesick, by Lena Dunham

I listened to this, and I am glad I did. As with any celebrity memoir, it’s fun to feel like you’re spending twelve hours with your new best friend as they tell you their life story. In this case, the writing is so excellent that I think it would be wonderful to read on paper too. My big gripe was how much medical stuff there was. It’s a lot. If you get squeamish about those sorts of things, you may want to skip or read it on paper and skim through those parts. There were a few parts in particular where I felt nearly sick to my stomach / wanting to pass out! That being said, I ultimately loved it. Dunham is so vulnerable about the cost of fame, about her relationships and friendships. Of course, there are always two sides to every story, but I felt like she did a great job holding herself accountable and acknowledging what she could have done better. She’s also an incredible writer and storyteller. My favorite parts were the early chapters about Girls, the later chapters about breaking up with her best friend, and all the bits about her parents — I love how close she is with them. It’s hard to believe that she started writing (and filming) Girls when she was just twenty-three. This seems to be the book of summer. I’m really glad I read it! Overall Score A- // Order on Bookshop or Amazon

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Happy weekend! Today we leave the island; I’ll spend the night in Zagreb and fly home tomorrow. What a week! It was the furthest thing from a vacation, but that’s what I wanted it to be. Learning, improving, time to really focus on writing and seek out inspiration in a beautiful place. Whatever you’re up to, I hope it’s great! xx

Why is it so hard to be ordinary? The New Yorker

My fave running shorts come in more colors! I go up one size as they are short. Use GRACEA15

The movie star isn’t dead; we just have to look beyond Hollywood. Time

The novels everyone will be reading this summer. NYT gift link

Cute, affordable lace shorts.

How Hacks rededefined greatness. The Atlantic, gift link

In case you were curious, I got the tomato rug for my kitchen. Very excited. GRACE15 works.

How the best skincare peptides can deliver Botox-like results. Vogue

What’s new on Cape Cod this summer. Conde Nast Traveler

My favorite lightweight summer lounge pants.

The coziest, most serene Malibu home. Homes & Gardens

The best way to quickly fix dried out summer hair.

Bazaar editors’ favorite beauty products from May.

Look at this magnificent historic Houston home. AD

The perfect summer mini dress.

I love Allison Bornstein’s advice on what to wear to go out this summer. The Cut

Sandals that feel like jewelry.

The most anticipated new books of summer. The Everygirl

An interesting (sweat-proof?) foundation trick. Bustle

This mini skirt is a great price; it looks like Hunter Bell or Alemais.

A fabulous profile of Tory Burch. LA Times

This cobalt button-down is seriously perfect. Use code GRACE10

8 new movies you can finally watch at home this month. Vulture

I want to make this green curry-glazed salmon. Bon Appetit

I love these shorts when I want to look polished but be secretly comfy.

Loved this interview with Colman Domingo. Elle

The details on this summery button-down are fabulous.

Summer’s best swimwear trends. Marie Claire

Antiques dealers and designers share their most extraordinary finds. Homes & Gardens.

This set is so cute and comfy. Don’t size up!

“I got the face lift, I took the shot, I still hated myself.” Glamour

This fish pouch! So fun!

Is this the next “it” bag? Bustle

A highly enjoyable profile of Robert De Niro. GQ

The happiest red sunglasses. I brought them on my trip. Use GRACEATWOOD15

Summer’s edgy, unbothered makeup trends. Allure

This sheer maxi is so chic. Perfect for a summer party.

This was a fun list: the best new hotel spas all over the world. Conde Nast Traveler

A little Boucheron jewelry history lesson. W

I love the color of this embroidered bandana. The perfect pop!

A look at the women of The Odyssey. Elle

I love this beaded bag.

Wow, Nabela Noor’s home is incredible. NYT gift link

“David Sedaris is in on the joke.” Bazaar

This madras shirt is giving me alllll the nostalgia!

The best science-backed way to wash your hair. Time

Such a comfy, classic summer sweater.

Vipp’s US guesthouse looks like a dream. Vogue

TikTok’s “transitional blush” controversy. Allure

I just ordered these white pants; they’re exactly what I was looking for.

This loaded antipasto dip looks seriously amazing. Food & Wine

Another really great summer day dress.

What to wear with capri leggings. Glamour

The sweetest North Carolina beach retreat. AD

I love the color palette of this summer mini.

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I love putting together a little wish list every month; it’s almost as much fun as actual shopping. This month’s round-up is a nice little mashup of fashion and jewelry, with a few fun home finds thrown in.

What’s on my MAY wish list

Before I dive in, I wanted to share two hyperfixations. The first is a big fringe piano shawl. When Kelly visited a couple of weeks ago, she had one on, and I became obsessed. She bought hers at a thrift store in Brooklyn, but as it turns out, Etsy has so many. I wound up buying two: a vibrant yellow and a more classic ivory. These seem to me like the way to add a chic vintage vibe to Charleston’s many garden parties and events, where everyone is wearing dresses.

The second: vintage Chinese Tang jackets. This started for me (as so many things do right now) with Conner Ives. I really want this. Alas, it’s very expensive and impractical. One of my favorite vintage accounts had a big drop and posted this vintage coat, which I actually like even more. I nearly bought it, but I think it would be too small. What is interesting about that one is that it’s a set: a fur collar and a silk jacket. Which got me thinking. A removable fur is so much better, especially if you live somewhere warm. I have my grandmother’s fur collar that I could easily add to a silk jacket. Then I got on Etsy and had an absolute field day. It was an actual treasure trove. I ordered three jackets, none of them more than $200. Also, not my size, but this $50 gold brocade jacket feels so similar to the Kallmeyer one I pre-ordered on Moda a couple of months ago.

Anyway, the rest of my wish list is below. So many fun things.

PS – April’s wish list!

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Every Wednesday, I’ll bring you a list of ten things that I think you should know about. I’m excited for this. I often stumble across something interesting and will share it to Instagram, but it has no real place to live. Maybe it’s a new launch, a really great podcast episode . . . maybe it’s an independent designer or a must-have shopping find. It will be a different mix every week. Here is last week’s installment.

1. This Vogue article has me excited about Athena Calderone’s new furniture collection. Is there anything she can’t do?
2. How incredible is this green tassel clutch? I want to brush it. I pre-ordered mine immediately. Speaking of tassel bags, this one from Attersee is divine.
3. I am really liking the Isabel Marant x Havaianas collaboration. What a fantastic brand pairing. This pair is my personal favorite.
4. On the affordable front, I am really into these stripe totes and am thrilled that the brand came out with matching pouches. The color combinations are really fun.
5. OMG, these fringe vases (yes, vases!) are insanely cool and unique.
6. Do we all need these $34 fabric bags? I think yes. I ordered the green.
7. Somebody, please buy this extremely fancy silver-plated broom-and-dustpan set. OMG!
8. The Dagne Dover x Lola Blankets collab is totally brilliant. One of my favorite travel bags, paired with a travel-sized version of the world’s softest faux fur blanket? Love it.
9. A truly perfect flip-flop.
10. The new-to-me New Zealand Brand Harris Tapper just launched on Moda Operandi, and I want everything. These taffeta pants (I really like the bungee-cord waist) are in my cart; I love this silk maxi skirt and this wrap top… and I am praying that this gorgeous jacket comes back in stock; it’s stunning.

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Today, we are styling this gorgeous Veronica Beard clutch, this WNU linen dress, and this very beloved green mesh tote. PS – you can see last week’s post here!

This Veronica Beard clutch is too fun. I own the white but really want the raffia version too. It’s the perfect shape, and I really love the hardware. I’d style it with my Aligne pink top (just the right amount of sheer), and Donni’s board shorts (newly back in stock!).

WNU is quickly becoming one of my favorite brands. I love their boyfriend shirts and now this dress! It’s the perfect swingy shape. I almost sized up, but I’m glad I took my regular size. WNU gave us a code—GRACE10 —that will give you 10% off your order. It will pair so well with these pretty gold slingbacks.

This Tuckernuck bag could be The Row, and I love it so much. It’s the perfect shape, holds a ton, and tucks under your arm just right if you wear it on your shoulder. It’s probably my favorite thing I’ve ever gotten from the brand. We’re wearing it with a fun new dress, these chic wedge flip flops (also a best seller last week), and layered necklaces!

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Happy weekend. This week was a blur, and now I’m off to my writing workshop. I have been so excited for this trip, I can’t believe it’s actually here. It will be business as usual in these parts, I’ve scheduled regular blog and Substack posts, but I won’t be as online as I usually am. Croatia has been top of my travel bucket list for so long, I can’t wait to be there! Whatever you’re up to, I hope it’s wonderful. Enjoy this week’s links, Xo

How to balance being online with mindfully logging off. The Good Trade

Everything about this straw bag (color, texture, hardware) is perfect.

Coastal grandmother books to read. The Everygirl

When an unassuming tourist accidentally crashes a fashion show. NY Times, gift link

This silky caftan is just gorgeous.

OK, how good does crispy pasta salad sound?

My new favorite summer sandals are on sale for under $100. Seriously, buy these.

The surprising mental health benefits of bedazzling. Time

Vogue’s guide to The Hamptons.

Don’t miss this Zara clutch. Savette vibes, but in a fun weave.

“How I learned to stop worrying and love solo travel.” Conde Nast Traveler

I love love love these raffia Mary Janes.

Why the best writing advice is often the weirdest. The New Yorker

This Everlane / Shein thing is baffling. The Cut

This asymmetrical handbag is a great price.

This smoky chicken paella looks amazing.

The most perfect linen button-down.

A chic and very colorful Dublin townhome. Homes and Gardens

Bazaar’s summer reading guide.

Very into this shade of blue.

Wow. Check out this Paris apartment. AD

Such a pretty pink set (top + skirt!).

Love to see it: the best-dressed women at Cannes were over fifty. The Washington Post

Emily Henry on the Beach Read adaptation. Vulture

I love this linen maxi — feels like wearable art.

OMG, this Park Slope mansion! Curbed

My favorite sleep shorts on hot nights.

Grilled vegetable recipes to try. Food & Wine

Carly Fortune’s book recs. Elle

Frame’s latest collection is fab; I love this collared cardigan. The color!

New dream itinerary: Rome to Istanbul on the Orient Express. Travel & Leisure

Very intrigued by La Ligne’s latest pant silhouette.

What to read over the long weekend. Marie Claire

What makes Off Campus so hot? I am dying to watch this. Glamour

This summery sweater makes for a great basic.

36 hours in Providence, Rhode Island. NY Times, gift link

Holy moly, this gold dupioni gown is a stunner.

Allure’s reader choice award winners.

Textile art is having a moment. Here’s how to style it. Vogue

Need this perfect graphic tee!

A really interesting workout trend. Elle

I’m super excited to try out Arrae’s new bloat gummies.

How to get rid of razor bumps. Glamour

37 Memorial Day recipes. Bon Appetit

I really love these personalized eye masks.

Healthy summer dinner recipes. The Everygirl

I just got these cute sunglasses – absolutely love this shape.

The best TV shows to watch this summer. Bazaar

I love this beautiful country home. Homes & Gardens

Someone grab this rainbow Chanel brooch — how fun!

Air BnB has introduced some fun new features, just in time for summer travel. Travel & Leisure

I’ve been hearing great things about Else’s swim and have ordered this one-piece.

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Every Wednesday, I’ll bring you a list of ten things that I think you should know about. I’m excited about this. I often stumble across something interesting and share it on Instagram, but it has no real home. Maybe it’s a new launch, a really great podcast episode . . . maybe it’s an independent designer, a sale you should know, or a must-have shopping find. It will be a different mix every week. You can read last week’s post here!

1. The TKEES x J.Crew collaboration is just perfect. Such a perfect, vaguely nostalgic collab. I had to have a pair and ordered the green/navy.
2. Our buddies at NARS are running 25% off everything when you use code FRIENDS. They also have a great GWP. NARS was one of the first high-end beauty brands I ever tried. I’ll always love the Orgasm blush. I also love this lip pigment in “light my fire” and this palette.
3. My friend Alex introduced me to Mushrooms by Tessa and I am in love, imagining a table of ten of them with taper candles. You can email her custom orders, I’m thinking I will!
4. I’m so excited about Dianna Cohen’s new podcast, Take Your Time. She wrote more about it on her Substack. Dianna is the founder of Crown Affair (fave!), but her newsletter is amazing, so I’m sure the podcast will be too. A true multi-hyphenate.
5. Apiece Apart just launched the first part of their summer collection. I love this button-up and trousers — the blue is gorgeous. Same with this linen wrap dress. I ordered these shorts!
6. I met Megan Papay (co-founder of Freda Salvador) last week and was obsessed with the shorts she was wearing (pic here for reference). They are these; which led me down a shopping rabbit hole of Madame Pauline’s amazing bandana prints. I ended up ordering these pants and these shorts, but I also like this mini skirt a lot.
7. I put this in Saturday’s group text, but I finally replaced my Night Pillows. These were my favorite pillows for so long, but they were old. This Helix pillow feels comparable, maybe even better? If you were on the Night Pillow train like me, try these. TheStripe gets you 27% off.
8. My absolute favorite foundation is 20% off right now. Use NMMDM! My shade is light/medium. I love it because it feels like nothing but has incredible coverage. There’s nothing like it. You need to get the brush too.
9. Holy moly look at these cool tassel tissue box covers. They come in so many great patterns and colorways.
10. Oh boy, check out this cool new (to me!) jewelry brand, wow.

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We are back with our biweekly edit of under-$200 favorites. There are so many great pieces in this week’s round-up, from truly perfect cobalt flats to a funky open-stitch sweater and the cutest little bookish bracelet.

chic Spring finds Under $200

I am a broken record about this, but if you are new here, I have a “great style under $200” section on my ShopMy page that I update multiple times a week, if not every day! Both Carly and I spend quite a bit of time tracking down pieces at this price point that feel well-made, special, and fun.

I aim to share a roundup like this every two weeks (the last installment is right here) as there are so many great items out there that won’t break the bank. Right now, a few personal favorites are . . .

• OMG, these cobalt flats. Gorge.
• I obviously need this bracelet.
• Alex Mill with these cute track shorts. I put them on and didn’t take them off.
• Simple striped shorts.
• Perfect party shoes for under $100. I really like the gold.
• A chic raffia platform!
• The prettiest sheer pink blouse (Could pass for Kallmeyer or Khaite).

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Today, we’re styling this adorable Tuckernuck dress (I have it and it is the most comfortable, perfect day dress), these drawstring pants, and this scrunched up swimsuit from J.Crew. PS – you can see last week’s post here!

Seriously, buy this dress. It’s so easy to wear and incredibly comfortable. It looks just as great dressed up as it does with birks and a shirt tied around your waist.

Red looks so good with butter yellow and olive green. Also, I just got this bag from The Horse and am really impressed with the quality.

This is the perfect way to transition your swimsuit from the beach to drinks. Just add fun jewelry and a (very low, very sensible!) block heel.

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