Ready To Enter Full Leisure Mode?

It's 420, and we'd rather be in peak leisure mode at the Beverly Hills Hotel, posted up by the pool or melting into a spa day. Count us in.

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It’s already mid-August?? What?? The days are still long, the nights are still warm, and somehow the only thing on our to-do list is figuring out when to do nothing. Maybe that’s a lazy afternoon on the couch with the fan on high, or maybe it’s going full treat-yourself mode! Booking a spa day, snagging a weekend getaway, or finding a pool chair with your name on it.

There’s a quiet magic in slowing down right now, in letting your phone sit face-down while you soak in the moment, however that looks for you. Time feels softer when you’re not chasing it. And the best part? Doing nothing well is an art form, one that pairs nicely with a little cannabis and an unhurried playlist.

This week’s inspiration is all about that balance. We’ve got a look at Dior’s new spa floating above its Manhattan flagship, Golf Le FLEUR’s newest Converse collab in the 1908 project, some thoughts on spaces designed to help you truly disconnect, and Chappell Roan’s latest track, “The Subway.”

So, without further ado, we have our weekly inspiration for you to spark your afternoon daydreams. 🌿✨

Relaxation Hit A Luxurious New High

Dior quietly opened its first U.S. spa! Relaxing wellness science elevated to a penthouse retreat tucked atop its Manhattan flagship. Guests arrive & start with a skin map that reads hydration, elasticity, pH, collagen, and more, so treatments can be hand-stitched like couture. Think cold laser, LED, oxygen infusion, cryotherapy, and light therapy that actually calms city brains. It’s a luxe, quiet place to pause, breathe, and maybe feel a little lifted, withou having to say a word.

Golf le FLEUR 🤝 Converse 1908

Tyler, The Creator & Converse are back with another collab. Under the Golf le FLEUR label, he’s leading the Converse 1908 Program, a playful revival of retro sneakers like the Naut-1 and Coach Jogger, all filtered through Tyler’s quirky, floral-luxe lens. The designs feel weird in all the best ways, nostalgic but still fresh. Perfect for anyone whose soul lives in a vintage jukebox while their style drifts somewhere in a daydream.

Spaces Designed To Disconnect

Spaces that ask us to slow down don’t shout, they whisper. The Aesthetics of Escape shows how clean lines, honest materials, and thoughtful light can turn a place into a quiet retrea. Think minimalist cabins or compact park homes that don’t holler for attention, but instead they pause your brain just long enough to let fresh ideas breathe. It’s not about escape. It’s about finding clarity when every app is pinging.