I don't watch Stranger Things. I know everybody loves it, and I'm sure I would love it too - I love everything horror-related, and have a soft spot for kids-banding-together stories like It and Stand By Me - but I just haven't gotten on the bandwagon yet.

I'm going to have to do this sooner rather than later, though, because I now own the most amazing sweatshirt ever that just so happens to say "Stranger Things" on it, and I suspect that I'm going to have the conversation ("Do you watch Stranger Things?" "No, not yet, I --" "Oh my god, you HAVE TO!") everrrrrrry single time I wear it. Basically I'm going to start watching the show to minimize the frequency with which I have to interact with people on line at the grocery store.

Target's new Stranger Things collection - which includes apparel, a Blu-Ray set that looks like an old VHS tape (!), action figures, accessories, and more  - was released on October 15, just in advance of the Oct 27 premiere of Season 2, and it's phenomenally well done (or at least the clothing is). The vibe is spot-on '80s, the prices are solid ($15 for t-shirts, $21 for sweatshirts, etc), and the fabrics are so, so, so soft.

@extraontop drew me in my natural habitat. Love it; love her; love her work.

Serious question: I'm working on an interesting new project, and am hoping to connect with people who may have worked with or for Ivanka Trump's company at any point in the past (in any context at all). If you or someone you know fits the bill and would be willing to chat - anonymously, if preferred - I'd really love to connect. (You can email me at jordan@ramshackleglam.com.)

NYT food columnist Melissa Clark on her morning routine: "I don’t do yoga, I don’t have a restorative turmeric beverage and I don’t do any meditation." I want to be friends with this woman. (How I Get It Done: Melissa Clark, via The Cut)

How great is that suit?!?! Summersalt - the swimwear company I've posted about a few times lately (they make eco-friendly styles that are all under $95) - just began offering The Pack: a service that lets you order up to four suits, try them on in your own home minus the horrifying overhead fluorescent lights, and then return whatever you don't want (you only pay for what you keep).

New sneaker obsession: Joshua Sanders. Pom-poms! (Here's a pair on sale if you get lucky with your sizing, and here's a more affordable version.)

"My husband is a good man, and a good feminist ally...He said he’d try to do more cleaning around the house to help me out. He restated that all I ever needed to do was ask him for help, but therein lies the problem. I don't want to micromanage housework. I want a partner with equal initiative." This this this this this SO MUCH THIS. If you are a woman in a partnership with a man, read this article immediately. (Women Aren't Nags - We're Just Fed Up, via Harper's Bazaar.)