Hailee Steinfeld said her fall wardrobe has been shaped by a mix of practical cold-weather pieces, classic accessories and small creative comforts as she balances promotion for the Ryan Coogler-directed drama Sinners with life in Buffalo after her May marriage to NFL quarterback Josh Allen.
Steinfeld, 28, described Sinners as a “rare project” and “a gift at every stage,” saying the script “demanded a lot emotionally, and that kind of vulnerability made the cast close really fast.” The Oscar-nominated actor has added a lifestyle newsletter, Beau Society, to her work this year, using the platform to share beauty, fashion, wellness and food recommendations with her roughly 20.8 million Instagram followers.
A Los Angeles native who has spent more time in colder climates since her marriage, Steinfeld said she leans on a handful of repeat pieces for warmth and polish. She singled out the Manuela Icon coat as a daily staple for cold-weather wear and praised the Panthère de Cartier watch in 18-karat yellow gold as “timeless, elegant and effortless,” calling it “the perfect finishing touch to every look.” Her affection for classic leather bags was reflected in remarks about Celine’s Phantom handbag; she said she has followed Michael Rider’s iterations of the house’s designs closely.
Steinfeld also described smaller rituals that shape her days. She named a Graf von Faber-Castell ballpoint as a near-constant companion for notes and planners, and said she often tucks a Fujifilm QuickSnap disposable 35mm camera into her bag to capture moments she later has developed. For skincare and hair, she cited Neutrogena Collagen Bank SPF moisturizer as her morning first step and singled out Nexxus Hy-Volume shampoo and conditioner for weightless smoothing.
Fashion week has long been part of Steinfeld’s calendar; she named Thom Browne, Michael Kors, Tom Ford and Marc Jacobs among the shows she attends regularly. Reflecting on those events, she said her “favorite memories are the chaos and energy backstage, quick bites during short car rides and catching up with friends in the midst of it all.” She added that Beau Society was intended to recreate that intimate feeling for readers, saying, “I love that it feels personal, like writing a letter to a friend.”
Her fall leisure and entertaining habits earned mentions as well. The actor said she has been “so obsessed” with a paint-by-numbers kit called “Soda Lime,” describing it in her newsletter as therapeutic and fulfilling. As a co-founder of Angel, the canned cocktail brand, Steinfeld noted the Angel Margarita Variety 8-pack is her “go-to for everything from spontaneous happy hours to dinner parties.” She said she was proud to be part of a product that “brings people together with one sip.”
Steinfeld also offered several culinary and scent preferences: a friend, Richard, gifted her a Roma Heirloom Tomato candle that she said “fills your home with that nostalgic summer feeling,” and she named raviolini al tartufo as a favored Italian dish. For on-the-go footwear she indicated a preference for Adidas Originals by Wales Bonner Samba sneakers, and for writing tools and planning she described keeping a monthly planner and a dependable pen close at hand.
Sinners, helmed by Black Panther director Ryan Coogler, marks a high-profile entry on Steinfeld’s filmography, which ranges from voice work in Pitch Perfect to the lead in the period comedy-drama Dickinson. She said the emotional demands of Sinners led to a tight bond among cast members. The project has kept her in the spotlight even as she expands into lifestyle journalism and branded ventures.
Steinfeld’s style notes and product picks were presented as part of a seasonal look at her personal staples, combining wardrobe essentials, beauty rituals and small domestic pleasures. The mix underscores the actor’s simultaneous focus on professional projects, personal life and building a direct channel to fans through her newsletter and branded ventures.