Very few people had a bigger 2026 jordan woods. The orange tux clutch mini that he designed for his brand, Woods by Jordan, became the Knicks’ unofficial good luck charm during the championship run, selling out and ending up on display at the Guggenheim. Two months after the title, she married Karl-Anthony Towns in Malibu. Now, with a new season underway and flu season right behind it, she’s coping with it Walgreens On this Do not get affected by flu campaign, which brought a larger-than-life, basketball-inspired bench to Herald Square before the Knicks’ crosstown matchup. Here, she talks about staying good when the calendar won’t slow down, what’s really in her game-day bag and what building a business has taught her.
You’re partnering with Walgreens in this Do not get affected by flu Campaign. What is the idea behind this and why did it feel right to you?
“For me, these days it’s just my lifestyle: the people I stay in contact with in sports and work and managing everything. It’s very important for me not to get sick and prevent that, because there is so much to do, places to go and things to do. As a business owner, where I’m among thousands of people, with pop-ups and different things happening, it was important to me because it’s something that can help me stay as sharp and tip-top as possible. Is and can be capable in all these places.”
Flu season starts when everything goes haywire. How do you keep going without going over the edge?
“Ok, flu vaccine Definitely helps. And just making sure that when you’re done, you keep your hands clean and make sure you disinfect. I always like to take a bath after completing such tasks and ensure that I am clean and fresh. And then taking my vitamins, being proactive about my health, trying to get as much sleep as possible, even though I can’t say I’m making it a priority. But overall, just trying to remember to take care of yourself and do as many preventative things as you can.”
Is there a Walgreens product you should always have on hand?
“I feel like I get a million things from Walgreens aquaphor ($15) From allergy medicine to lip balm, snacks, water, vitamins. everything you need. Sometimes a Celsius, you name it.
Come with me during your game day, get ready with me. Which beauty products fit in your bag?
“I always have a lot of things in my bag, from tech stuff to beauty stuff. I always try to keep a portable charger, a phone light, sometimes my spare phone, my lip balm, powder, a powder puff, and more. Sometimes a camera. I don’t even know what I put in my bag today, but a mini brush. You never know what you might need. I always keep a bunch of things in my bag.”
Your courtside look gets so much attention and your bag goes viral. How do you plan your look and do you feel pressure to maintain it?
“To be honest, I’m trying to eliminate that pressure from my life and really go into superstitions during the playoffs, because for me, that’s when I’m more superstitious. For a normal season, there’s 80-something games. That’s too much to try to keep up with. For me, it’s really just: I like clothes, I like fashion, I don’t think too much about it. I’m just like, OK How can I show up and be comfortable? It’s always so cold there, so I like to wear a jacket and I’m really there to support. It’s not really about me and my looks, even though at the end of the day, I’m there to support.”
Congratulations on your recent marriage. Was there anything you did to get ready that you would recommend to brides-to-be?
“To be honest, people put a lot of pressure on themselves to do a million different things to get ready for their wedding. I personally didn’t have time, because finals came up, and then it was a bunch of press and this and that, and then it was a week or two before my wedding, and that’s all I had. Overall, I love lymphatic massages. I took one every other day that week, and I got two facials. And that’s it. But really just Making sure you’re not swollen, sleeping, staying hydrated. It wasn’t really that crazy and honestly, if I had more time, I would have probably done more.
What has creating Woods by Jordan taught you, and what can we expect next?
“It taught me that every bump in the road is actually a positive thing, because you learn what not to do next time. With Lucky Bag, there was a lot of demand. With preorder, I realized I didn’t want the preorder model again because it’s hard to predict when something will arrive when weather or shipping changes or things out of your control happen. At the end of the day, if someone wants something, they want it right there, and that makes it very difficult. But overall, business “It’s a constant learning experience. I’m inspired to continue building the community of people we have and bring joy to people through fashion.”