Every product is independently selected by obsessive editors. Things you buy through our links may earn us a commission. Amy Sedaris is particular about her stuff. So particular, in fact, that when the Strategist site launched in , her distinct kind of particular-ness when it came to shopping was discussed as one of our many inspirations for what the site could be.
Below, some 50 of those items. I get these high-waisted Lollipop underpants in three-packs from old-lady bra shops on the Upper West Side. I was obsessed with these Goody bows when I was little. Now I find them on eBay. The quality is so nice and cushion-y and thin. Plus, the initials of his company is A.
I cannot live without pom-poms. I put them on everything: pillows, lamps. I buy a ton of plain white matchbooks so I can decorate them myself. A must-have. I sell lighters wrapped in Dum-Dums lollipop wrappers. After I finish, I take a picture, then throw them out. If people come over, I always offer to laminate something of theirs. My friend Todd Oldham makes the best β and my most favorite β construction paper.
I like to think of it as a little hidden secret. This is one of my favorite books about decorating. I used it for inspiration when I was working on my TV show. And because it rolls on. Gerlasan works well, but I buy this because the illustration makes me laugh.
First Aid is one of the only companies making wooden swabs anymore, which is a shame. Buly makes the most beautiful soaps.
