Every week, the Konbini editorial team shares its open tabs—items they're eyeing for the day they win the lottery. These are not purchases, but rather items that catch their attention for their style or practicality. It's a fun way to window shop, imagining what one might buy with sudden wealth. Among the picks this week are practical and stylish items for cyclists, glamorous dresses, and even the latest tech. For those who bike with their children, Decathlon and illustrator Mathilde Cabanas have created a stylish and practical collection for the school year. The line includes a poncho priced at 44.99 euros and helmets starting at 29.99 euros. These items aim to make cycling both functional and fashionable during the colder months. Meanwhile, Pharrell Williams has picked a tulle dress from Intimissimi, priced at 69.90 euros, that exudes glamour and transparency, perfect for imagining a red carpet moment. Another highlight is the arrival of MarMar Copenhagen, a Danish brand known for its high-quality basics, at Galeries Lafayette Haussmann in Paris. The pop-up store runs from September 18 to October 8, offering soft, well-made clothing ideal for young children. For those looking to update their eyewear, Jimmy Fairly’s new Lab collection features Cat's Eyes-style glasses, priced at 150 euros per pair, that capture a classic yet modern look. Tech enthusiasts might be interested in Apple’s rumored iPhone Duo, which could offer a dual-screen experience. The price starts at 2339 euros, and while the practicality is debatable, the excitement is clear. Meanwhile, Yoto, a story box for children, has launched its fourth generation with a green button that controls all functions, maintaining its reputation for being both beautiful and smart. Lastly, New Balance has tapped actress Ayo Edebiri as a brand ambassador, featuring her in campaigns with the classic NB 574 model, priced at 120 euros.