Danielle Naer

New York

Content Director at Editorialist

frequent writer & infrequent tweeter.

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Articles

The Best Miu Miu Bags of 2025, Plus the Bag Charms We're Adding On

2 weeks ago | editorialist.com | Danielle Naer

Miu Miu bags are having a moment. The brainchild of Miuccia Prada, who created the brand in the vision of her own girlhood and what she would have wanted to wear through those formative years, Miu Miu itself is a youthquake of a brand, the coquettish little sister of Prada. Its accessories share a lot of the same DNA, just with a jovial twist and an unseriousness that feels fresh amongst a rather rigid, minimalist moment in fashion.
Your Guide to Dressing Like the Fashion Icon

4 weeks ago | editorialist.com | Danielle Naer

Audrey Hepburn was a once-in-a-generation style icon. Her prim, proper little black dresses, lady bags, and pearls are seared into the collective memory of billions of people, with designers and celebrities alike striving to channel her on runways and red carpets a century later. It's no secret that her onscreen style and personal style were irrevocably intertwined—it's hard to say exactly which pieces feel truly Audrey and which were, say, Holly Golightly.
The Top Collections from Paris Fashion Week, Per Our Fashion Director

1 month ago | editorialist.com | Danielle Naer

Change was in the air at Paris Fashion Week. This season finds itself in the midst of one of the most profound creative director shakeups in industry history. Almost every brand was either sunsetting the designer currently at the helm (Jonathan Anderson at Loewe), stalling as the incumbent gets their bearings (Matthieu Blazy at Chanel, whose first défilé will be this fall), or presenting a creative directorial debut (Haider Ackermann at Tom Ford; Julian Klausner at Dries Van Noten).
2025 Print Trends, As Told By Paris Fashion Week Attendees

1 month ago | editorialist.com | Danielle Naer

Print has been on layaway for the past several seasons, but it's back with a vengeance. Both on the streets of Paris and inside the shows, everyone is dabbling in patterns of all sorts—the best of which we've rounded up here. The best print trends lie ahead. The best ways to readopt them? Slowly and steadily. Add in a leopard shoe or a polka-dot bag, mixing it with your wardrobe basics.
The Best Liffner Bags from Editors Who Wear the Brand Everyday

2 months ago | editorialist.com | Jordan Goldberg |Danielle Naer |Harry Archer

Ever so often often does a contemporary handbag brand come across our desks that we immediately fall for. That was the case with Liffner (recently dropped the Little). The Scandinavia-born handbag brand immediately captured our attention for its array of classic totes sans logos, suede and leather fabric options, and innovative silhouettes.
The Ciao Ciao from Bottega Veneta is Here and Our Editor Has Thoughts

2 months ago | editorialist.com | Danielle Naer |Bottega Veneta

There's a new It-bag in town. It comes off the heels of the Andiamo, which had a banner year in 2024 and came in as one of the most-shopped bags of the year according to Vogue. For 2025, it's all about the Ciao Ciao, the Andiamo's cool, self-assured little sister. It's a little more lax and Birkin-like, thanks in no small part to the aforementioned flap detail, welcoming the blasé wearer to tuck it in and leave it open. (Our favorite way, by far.) Get a closer look at the new release ahead.
You Need to Know About These Pastel Color Trends for Spring 2025

2 months ago | editorialist.com | Danielle Naer

Spring has been all about jewel tones for the past several seasons—a sort of reversal put on by designers to keep things fresh and unexpected, instead of too on-the-nose. Such a hiatus has actually had a stunning effect: making pastels for spring somehow feel, well, groundbreaking for the coming season. We clocked it early based on runway activity, but now, on the streets of New York Fashion Week, it's taking hold in real life.
Fashion Editor Try-On

Nov 22, 2024 | editorialist.com | Danielle Naer

I’m heading to Palm Beach in two short weeks. As such, my outfit mood board is in full swing, and Chanel’s Cruise ’24/’25 collection is all over it. Filled with sleek swimwear, crisp basics, and prim, proper tweed sets, this collection made quite the splash over in Marseilles when the maison presented it there back in May. Six months later, it’s finally in stores—and I had to be first in line to try it out.
What to Wear In the English Countryside, According to A British Editor

Oct 22, 2024 | editorialist.com | Danielle Naer

Photo: Maisie Prince/EditorialistFashion byDanielle Naer Last Updated: Oct 25, 2024 Whether it’s Cornwall or the Cotswolds, here’s exactly what to wear. byDanielle Naer October 22, 2024 There's no better escape from London than the English countryside. When heading off to one of its hamlets, you'll notice a few great style mainstays—wax jackets, wellies, and chunky knits among them—all of which pack a punch alongside classic British tailoring.
Tee and Jeans Outfit Ideas

Oct 3, 2024 | editorialist.com | Danielle Naer

Photo: Clara Dyrhauge/EditorialistFashion byDanielle Naer Last Updated: Oct 03, 2024 The model-off-duty uniform, with fall layered on top. byDanielle Naer October 3, 2024 Plain and simple, denim and white tees are two of the great style equalizers. They look good on everyone, they're easy to dress up or down, and they're not gated by an exorbitant price wall.