People love to joke about the period between Christmas and New Years when you have no concept of time, but what about the month between Halloween and Thanksgiving? Daylight Savings has kicked in, you’re ready for bed by 6pm, and your diet most likely consists of hot tea, soups, stews, etc. It’s Strega Nona season 🥰. Inspired by the beloved illustrated children’s book, The Strega Nona aesthetic is one of comfort, home-cooked meals, and wool items that look homespun. It’s about moving through the world comfortably, having endless soup on hand, and never quite feeling the winter's chill even as cold weather gets more severe. This doesn't just have to extend to your personal style, though. The Strega Nona way of life can also apply to all of your fall travel plans. The books are set in the Calabria region of Italy, and we’ve mapped out the best spots – think stone floors, ambling vines, quaint villages, and rolling hills – for you to have an ideal mid-autumn getaway. Tap the link in bio...