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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 25, 2026
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Luxe List: Films, fashion & bling (opens the original)
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The leaves may be quickly changing (and falling), and the bears are still Aspen’s most social locals, but off-season isn’t completely devoid of events. Aspen Film’s Filmfest takes place from Sept. 29 to Oct. 4 with a roster of must-see, buzzy movies. For the second year in a row, Aspen Film’s Isis Theatre neighbors, TWP, are supporting Filmfest via a day in which a portion of their sales goes back to Aspen Film. Shop at TWP on Oct. 1 to give back to our favorite film nonprofit while stocking you
Luxe List: A fall fashion wish-list made for the mountains (opens the original)
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With the madness of summer behind us and the arrival of a chill in the morning mountain air, it’s time to start thinking about fall, my personal favorite subject. In my last column, I delved into the plethora of Western-inspired items on the fall must-have lists and the possible perils of this seasonal trend for those of us living among cowboy hat-obsessed tourists. If you missed it, feel free to go back and give it a read. But for the purposes of this column, I’m planning to stay positive and
The Luxe List: Summer is beginning to give up her fight (opens the original)
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I know I’m supposed to be sad that summer goes so fast, but as a fashion enthusiast (read: lunatic) who is drawn to the cold, I can’t lie to you, dear reader â I cannot WAIT for fall. Every year on Sept. 1, I think to myself that this is the start of my time of year: fall clothes, closed-toe shoes, football, ski season on its way and, yes â you guessed it â sweaters. All of it just makes me glow with excitement. Every time I see an ad for a brand’s pre-Fall collection on Instagram, I feel
Luxe List: Fashionâs best, worst and whatâs to come (opens the original)
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If you want to witness a range in fashion, I suggest you attend Art Week events and then attend Up in the Sky music festival. You will see it all, truly everything â the bad, the good and the utterly questionable. I have to say, I was incredibly impressed by the fashion at Art Week. I went to a “Cultured” magazine dinner in Starwood and thought it may have been one of the best-dressed crowds I’d ever seen gathered in Aspen â women in two-piece sets that were at once classy and sexy; bold, p
Luxe List: Trunk shows and cowboy boots â a love story (opens the original)
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Part of fashion is discovery, the thrill of finding a new brand that suits you and makes you excited to get dressed in the morning (or for Aspenites, whatever time of day they actually change out of workout clothes). This week, there is a chance for discovery with the NYC-based TOCCIN, a women’s swear brand coming to Aspen with their selection of luxury basics that easily add to any woman’s wardrobe. According to the brand’s website, TOCCIN â co-founded by husband-and-wife duo Alex and Michael
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