8 Vogue editors share the items in their wardrobe they cannot live without

Fashion associate: Manglien Gangte

The 431-88 cap, which I own in both black and white, has kept me company through many fashion weeks, bad haircuts and unexpected sprints through the rain. Whether I am wearing tailored separates or experimenting with fluid layers, this has always been my fail-safe final touch to complete any outfit I wear and make it truly mine. I love it for its simple logo, which is both minimal and modern.

Senior audience development manager: Khushali Gandani

For me, it’s my engagement ring. As the newest member of the newly married club, this is the one piece of jewellery I wear every single day. I don’t take it off—not to sleep, not to shower, not even when I’m just lounging at home. It’s simple, classic, and somehow goes with everything. But more than that, it just feels like a sweet little reminder of a big new life update.

Associate fashion editor: Divya Balakrishnan

An unsexy choice, maybe, but an honest one—my Spanx. Our origin story starts in a Macy’s dressing room in New York when I was 21 and a tad too ambitious with a bodycon at an event. I dashed downstairs, breathless and bought my first pair. Back then, I didn’t need them, I just hated a visible panty line and weirdly enjoyed the comfortable compression. So they stuck with me through thick and thin over the years until we became inseparable. Like emotional support in nylon form.