This story is part of Image issue 12, “Commitment (The Woo Woo Issue),†where we explore why Los Angeles is the land of true believers. Read the whole issue here.)
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Fashion and beauty are material conveyances for the spirit. Whatever our current state of being, we can represent it through material. These pieces were selected for how they tap into something essential. Let them ground you in the energy from which they were made — creativity, resilience. Stay rooted on your spiritual journey.
LU’U DAN, Denim Phat Pants, $480
Designer Hung La draws inspiration from his spiritual journey and a desire to explore — and reframe — Asian masculinity. These bell bottoms feature wrapped snakes, original artwork by the design team meant to represent founders La and Léa Dickely.
Homage Year, Ova Bag, $275
Jamaican American designer Antoine Manning creates bags that activate the soul. The Ova Bag is almost elemental — sturdy and designed to help us feel connected to our environment and place in it.
Saint Jane Beauty, Luxury Sun Ritual Pore Smoothing SPF 30 Sunscreen, $38
Bask in the sun (safely). Saint Jane’s latest product is a multipurpose mineral sunscreen, slightly tinted to ensure no cast. Use it as a primer, or go bare! It’s infused with antioxidant-rich hibiscus and jasmine flowers, plus green tea to calm the skin. Available at Sephora.
Thrive Causemetics, Sheer Strength Hydrating Lip Tint, $26
Thrive Causemetics is a brand founded on the principles of giving back and making you feel supported through beauty. Here, Beauty 2 the Streetz Founder Shirley Raines is wearing the new 24-Hour Moisture Lock Complex lip tint. It’s cushion-y, lightweight and easy to apply on the go.
KkCo, Forage Short in Pink Twill, $185 + Slit Jacket in Pink, $350
Designer Kara Jubin explores the feminine and masculine through KkCo. Some people in your life will surprise you with both their practicality and vibrancy. This set is for them (or you).
Greg Lauren, Blue Fisherman Scrapwork Boxy, $2,075
This weighty piece by Greg Lauren is more than just inspired by the depth of the sea; it will keep you feeling anchored and relaxed. Unisex, and made in L.A.
The Mantra Co., Soulwork Planner Vol. 01, $68
As much as the Soulwork Planner is a guide to processing your feelings daily, it doesn’t tell you what to do. The dates are left for you to fill in; pick up where you left off. If you want to move through your day intentionally, here is one tool of support.
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