Loafers have long been a wardrobe constant, but transitional dressing is where they really earn their keep. As summer gives way to fall, the best loafer outfits offer an easy middle ground between warm-weather minimalism and the more considered layers ahead. Think classic loafers with relaxed trousers, suede styles paired with pared-back separates, or polished soft loafers grounding an otherwise breezy, printed dress—the kind of combinations that make getting dressed during unpredictable weather feel decidedly less complicated.

This season, transitional loafer outfits are less about buttoned-up prep and more about playing with proportion, texture, and occasionally, the unexpected styling choice. Wear them with nylon shorts (an editor favorite of the moment) with dainty socks, or with an oversized trench coat and poplin skirt. The tone of pre-fall is all about the juxtaposition of one season into the next—the long with the short, the poplin with the cashmere. The appeal is the same: loafers make the shift from summer to fall feel seamless without requiring an entirely new wardrobe.

A Driving Loafer with a Trench and Poplin Skirt

A crisp poplin skirt and fitted butter-yellow knit bring a feminine precision to the classic trench, while driving loafers temper the look with a dose of borrowed-from-the-boys ease.

A Penny Loafer with a Slip Dress and Summer Accessories

A slinky black slip dress gets a grounded, preppy counterpoint from classic penny loafers, creating an easy tension between polish and nonchalance.

A Soft Loafer with a Button-Up and Sport Short

Sport shorts take on a more considered look when paired with a crisp, striped button-down and sleek, softened loafers. The mix of athletic nylon, menswear shirting, and polished leather looks a clever high-low strain, à la Zoe Kravitz.

The White Loafer with a Funnel Neck Jacket and Jeans

The season’s coveted funnel-neck jacket and wide-leg jeans create a quietly utilitarian foundation, while loafers bring an unexpected crispness to the otherwise casual equation. Kallmeyer’s oversized red tote punctuates the neutrals, of course.

The Suede Loafer with Minimalist Favorites

Minimalism feels decidedly less austere when an ivory cashmere knit and tailored shorts meet the rich texture of a chocolate suede loafer. A structured brown bag from The Row keeps the palette tonal and refined.

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Beach season is drawing to a close—and with it, your chance to wear tropical prints, your favorite bikinis, and an unreasonable amount of raffia. To send summer off in true fashion (and I mean that in more ways than one), I rounded up some of my favorite beachy finds for under $200, with pieces sourced from Revolve, Bloomingdale’s, and more. Think bold swimwear, crochet cover-ups, and accessories that work just as well poolside as they do at lunch afterwards.

Whether you’re heading to a weekend beach house, squeezing in one last coastal getaway, or using up the rest of your summer OOO days abroad, these are the pieces worth adding to your suitcase now. If you needed a push to finally get yourself by some water before the summer’s truly over, here it is.

Like many fashion girls, I subscribe to the notion that you can’t have too many shoes. I temper that unabashed indulgence with the fact that my wardrobe stays largely neutral and streamlined, so shoes often do the heavy lifting—whether I’m pairing a calf-length boot with a casual outfit or stepping out in sleek mules for the evening.

Summer isn't over yet—but there are plenty of summer shoes worth bookmarking while they’re marked down. This season, there are a few trends I keep coming back to: ’90s thong sandals, injections of bold color, and flats with a sharper, more sculptural silhouette. Some are new additions for me, and others I’ve been wearing for a while—either way, the best pairs right now all land in that sweet spot between form and function.

In summer especially, you want shoes that move with you—styles that work just as well with an oversized, city-ready look as they do with your breezy Euro summer wardrobe. Warmer months often call for less restrictive styles, but that doesn’t mean you can’t have fun with it. Below, find the best summer shoes on sale to shop now, all for under $150.

Labor Day has a way of feeling like a deadline. One last weekend to wear white, one last excuse for a sundress, and so the story goes. Honestly, I'm not really buying it. The pieces I've been reaching for all summer aren't going anywhere come September; they're just getting a few new pairings! A great white pant doesn't stop being great in October. Neither does a slip dress, or a pair of woven Mary Jane flats—if you know how to layer them properly.

Instead of saying goodbye to summer dressing, I'm just easing into fall. Ahead, 7 outfits I'd recommend this upcoming Labor Day weekend. Wear them this weekend exactly as they are, then start swapping in a jacket, a boot, a darker wash of denim—and let them carry you straight into fall.

Lakeside

Coastal Cool

City-Bound

Countryside Chic

Al Fresco

Out East

Party Girl

Hark! The Reformation Summer Sale is upon us. This sale feels near and dear to me, as I have been using it to stock up on all my favorite Ref pieces for years now. And whoever picked the sale items this year truly deserves a thank-you note. New arrivals, best sellers, and longtime hits are all marked down up to 50 percent!. And while many items are final sale, their sizing runs true, and each piece comes with detailed sizing notes, so you can shop with confidence.

I have rounded up a mix of transitional summer pieces and true fall ones too (despite the reality that it is still 100 degrees across the country and will be for the foreseeable future). There are options here for all occasions: summer evenings, nights out, fall days, and everything in between. Ahead is a thoughtful roundup of the 25 Reformation sale picks that have ended up in my cart.

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Every other week on Instagram and TikTok, Fashion Editor Lauren Tappan breaks down the season’s biggest trends—from celebrity style moments to runway standouts—and shows how to make them feel wearable in real life.

While autumn is right around the corner, I’m not ready to give up sunny poolside hangouts and weekend getaways by the shore. So, in the spirit of soaking up the last few weeks of summer, I’ve decided to incorporate the season’s most coveted color combinations into my wardrobe. Using the Spring 2026 runways as inspiration, I noticed that Tory Burch played into Y2K’s classic chocolate brown and baby blue mash-up, Chanel put a fresh twist on the viral bubblegum pink trend by adding merlot into the mix, and Chloé co-signed butter yellow and sky blue.

Ahead, I’m showing you how to make these runway-approved combos wearable beyond the catwalk. From polished nine-to-five uniforms to casual coastal looks, finish out the rest of summer in these vibrant outfits.

Chocolate Brown & Baby Blue

Chocolate brown and baby blue is a Y2K classic, and it’s officially back. I spotted the pairing in both Staud and Tory Burch’s latest collections. Here, I'm wearing it in this sumptuous satin set by ALC, complete with a Mansur Gavriel bag and Margaux heels.

Bubblegum Pink & Merlot

Bubblegum pink has been dominating fashion’s trend cycles for quite some time. However, Balenciaga and Chanel made the shade feel brand new by teaming it with rich merlot.

I put a corporate spin on the color combo by styling Frankie Shop trousers with a Banana Republic button-down. It's a sharp look that's perfect for long office days and post-work happy hours. I balanced out the saturated ensemble by adding neutral brown accessories, including Margaux heels and a DeMellier tote bag.

Butter Yellow & Sky Blue

Butter yellow isn’t going anywhere this year—at least according to Chloé and Sandy Liang. These designers styled the delectable hue with sky blue for the Spring 2026 season. Of course, this combo works beyond the runways, too.

Pictured above, I styled it for a beach getaway with a breezy COS button-down, floaty Free People pants, and a Veronica Beard raffia tote. While the bottoms and bag are both sold out, I’ve found similar alternatives for you to shop below!

More often than not, Duchess Sophie sticks to a reliable formula when it comes to summer workwear, leaning into patterned midi dresses with espadrilles. It’s a uniform that works for both casual and more formal royal events, and on Thursday, August 13, she braved temperatures in the high nineties to attend the 2026 European Athletics Championships with Prince Edward in Birmingham, England.

What do you wear to an outdoor event when it’s pushing 100 degrees? For Sophie, it’s a pair of her tried-and-true Penelope Chilvers espadrille wedges and a loose cotton shirt dress by one of her favorite brands, Lexy London.

The small, woman-owned British label focuses on slow fashion and ethical production, with their pieces featuring bespoke, hand-block-printed patterns. Sophie’s dress showed off one of Lexy London’s unique designs, with her blue, white and green paisley midi dress topped off with slightly puffed sleeves and a belted waist.

The Duchess of Edinburgh carried the same Strathberry raffia Mosaic Nano bag owned by Zara Tindall, but Sophie's featured brown leather trim instead of Zara's white version. The duchess previously carried the summery style twice in July, and if it looks familiar, it's because Princess Kate owns the same bag in an ivory shade and Princess Beatrice has carried it in black.

Sophie and Edward’s appearance at the championships comes on a big day for their family. This morning, Buckingham Palace announced that their son James, the Earl of Wessex, will be continuing his studies at the Royal Agricultural University.

The 18-year-old recently graduated from high school and will not be taking a gap year, choosing to head straight to university to study rural land and property management.

Boden has been one of my personal favorite British brands for more than a decade, and Princess Kate would certainly co-sign that statement. She’s worn Boden’s sweaters, dresses, loafers and more for everything from Zoom meetings to her official Christmas card photos, and she’s also dressed her three kids in Boden pieces.

Princess Charlotte, in particular, has worn the brand for some big moments, like the blue and white zigzag sweater she showed off in her 8th birthday portrait. She also chose Boden while playing the piano with mom Kate at the 2025 Together at Christmas Concert, wearing one the British staple's tartan mini skirts.

Prince George and Prince Louis have also got in on the Boden action lately, with George wearing the high street retailer's red half-zip sweater for a visit to homelessness charity The Passage and Louis representing Boden in his 8th birthday photo.

The brand's trademark prints are colorful and slightly quirky, but for me, Boden is one of the places I look first for quality basics like long-sleeved Breton stripe tees, classic trousers and comfy jersey dresses.

Now that August is in full swing, many of Boden's spring and summer styles are marked up to 60 percent off, making its summer sale the ideal way to stock up on those transitional pieces for fall like linen blazers, dresses to layer under sweaters and Kate-approved loafers.

08/10/25 Update: This piece was published before a 7.4 magnitude earthquake struck western Colombia on Monday, August 10. To help, consider donating to relief efforts.

I consider my fashion aesthetic minimalist. I feel most comfortable in simple silhouettes and classic pieces, and my closet contains enough white, gray, and beige to rival a Scandinavian paint chip display. Yet, whenever I go on vacation, a style alter ego emerges. Suddenly, the loudest, brightest items I own make their way out of the back of my closet, as though giving my most-worn wardrobe staples some time off, too.

That was certainly the case on a recent return trip to Cartagena, Colombia. Against the city’s color-soaked walls—and surrounded by tropical flowers, blue water, and a rainbow-hued assortment of fruit—I embraced saturated shades, exuberant prints, and accessories that would ordinarily feel over-the-top for my everyday life in New York. I didn’t entirely abandon my usual dressing instincts, though. I still packed versatile separates, limited myself to a handful of shoes, and prioritized pieces that could be worn more than one way.

This packing list got me through everything the "Gateway to South America" had to offer, from historic sites and waterfront views to shopping, bar-hopping, salsa dancing, and a day on the water. Ahead, everything I fit into a carry-on (a nonnegotiable for me on any trip shorter than 10 days) to contend with the heat and humidity in my newfound maximalist style.

Why Visit Cartagena

Wardrobe considerations aside, there are plenty of reasons to travel to Cartagena right now. There’s the UNESCO-designated Walled City, the historic Getsemaní neighborhood with its colorful murals, and landmarks such as the home of One Hundred Years of Solitude writer Gabriel García Márquez.

Four Seasons Hotel Cartagena, spread across a collection of restored historic buildings that include a former 1920s social club and a 16th-century San Francisco Cloister, opened in April 2026, marking a major new luxury arrival to the city. Cartagena also has a growing design and fashion scene, with standalone boutiques from some of Colombia’s biggest names, including Silvia Tcherassi and Johanna Ortiz, alongside shops and markets specializing in locally sourced emeralds and handcrafted accessories such as woven mochila bags.

Its food-and-drink scene is just as compelling. There is Celele, the acclaimed restaurant devoted to the culinary traditions and ingredients of Colombia’s Caribbean coast; the newly opened Grand Grill, which brings old-school steakhouse glamour to the city and marks Major Food Group’s first outpost in the region; and Medellín's favorite Carmen, which serves contemporary cuisine inspired by Colombia’s biodiversity in a secluded courtyard that feels worlds away from the bustle outside. Then there are also some of the continent’s most celebrated cocktail bars, including Alquímico (No. 11 on the 2025 World’s 50 Best Bars list!) and El Barón, as well as a growing specialty-coffee culture at spots like Libertario and Café Rialto.

Packing List: Sightseeing

For a morning and early afternoon of exploring Barrio Getsemaní, I packed a matching shorts set from London-based staples brand With Nothing Underneath. I tend to gravitate toward co-ords when traveling because of their mix-and-match potential: I can wear the shorts over a bathing suit, pair them with a tank top, or toss the shirt over a summer dress in an air-conditioned space. The set’s relaxed proportions were also ideal for navigating heat, humidity, and crowded cobblestone streets without looking as though I had dressed exclusively for survival.

Speaking of cobblestones, whenever I know I’ll be walking extensively, I pack a pair of white sneakers. My usual choice is a pair of tennis shoes from Keds: They take up very little suitcase space and work with nearly everything.

After accidentally burning my scalp on a past trip, a hat has become equally nonnegotiable in sunny climates. I love this older Loewe bucket hat because it folds flat inside my suitcase without losing its shape. I bought the bag, a traditionally woven Colombian mochila, at a local market during my previous trip to Cartagena. Bringing it back felt fitting. More importantly, it was roomy enough to hold my daytime essentials (sunglasses, sunscreen, water), could be worn hands-free (to take all the photos), and gave the outfit an electric jolt of color.

Boat & Beach

Colombia’s Caribbean coast offers access to some incredible water, so a boat-day outfit was essential. For a trip spent swimming and exploring nearby islands, I started with a swimsuit from Left On Friday. The brand has become one of my favorites in recent years for its supportive-yet-comfortable swimwear that works for everything from laps and kayaking to lounging on the beach. I’ll even wear the Streamline one-piece as a tank top with shorts away from the water.

For a lunch stop at Cala Mambo—a private-island retreat in the Rosario Islands, roughly 50 minutes by boat from central Cartagena, that can also be rented for overnight stays—I added a colorful robe-style cover-up from L’Agence, a hat from Gigi Burris, and Saint Laurent sunglasses.

The cover-up delivered the dramatic vacation color I wanted while remaining easy to throw on over a wet swimsuit for lunch. Its versatility also extends beyond the beach: Later in the trip, I wore it as a duster, over black pants and a tank top, to add color to an otherwise somber formula.

Drinks, Dinner, Dancing

For sunset drinks at El Palmar, the Four Seasons rooftop bar with panoramic views of Cartagena, I wore an older one-shoulder maxi dress from Brazilian label Farm Rio. Its oversized florals echoed the tropical greenery, while the sweeping silhouette didn't require much additional styling, which is my preferred ratio of effort to impact while on vacation.

Since the return of heeled thong sandals, I rarely travel without a pair. They can handle a reasonable stretch of cobblestone while still looking dressy enough for dinner (in this case, Pizzeria della Chiesa), and their barely-there shape takes up almost no room in a suitcase.

The floral hair clip came from Pico, a Copenhagen accessories store that Marie Claire’s Halie LeSavage introduced me to years ago during Copenhagen Fashion Week. It reinforced the dress’s tropical mood while keeping my hair off my neck—a practical consideration in Cartagena, especially when the night ends with salsa dancing at nearby Café Havana. A shell-adorned bag from Simon Miller offered one final wink to the seaside setting.

Leisure

Not every Cartagena outfit needs to pull inspiration from its tropical surroundings. For a slower day that began with a courtyard cortado and lulada juice, I returned to my usual black-and-white uniform. From there, I visited Colombian brand boutiques whose pieces I can only find through select retailers in New York, including Silvia Tcherassi, Johanna Ortiz, and Agua Bendita. I'm still regretting not buying this wonderfully quirky monkey handbag from Mercedes Salazar.

When traveling somewhere hot, I always pack extra cotton and linen tanks and shirts that can be mixed with my separates—and can withstand the inevitable midday outfit change. These Pleats Please Issey Miyake pants are also among my essentials, particularly on travel days, because they don’t wrinkle, are comfortable enough to wear all day, and look put-together even after a long-haul flight.

To prevent the outfit from looking like something I would wear in New York, I added colorful jelly sandals and playful accessories. Bright sunglasses, printed scarves that can be worn over the hair or around the neck, and statement jewelry require very little suitcase space but can completely transform a minimal look. For Cartagena, I leaned into pieces featuring shells, pearls, and other under-the-sea references.

For all its brighter colors and loud prints, my Cartagena wardrobe wasn’t so different from my everyday one. The silhouettes remained simple, each piece had to be versatile, and nearly everything needed to work in more than one outfit. The difference was that, for once, neutrals were relegated to a supporting role.

Labor Day is nearly a month away, and here on the East Coast it doesn’t feel like we’ll be getting a break from the hot and humid weather anytime soon. Dressing for the office (or quite frankly, anywhere) these days can be a challenge, but there’s one member of the Royal Family I look to when it comes to effortless summer style—and it’s not Princess Kate.

Duchess Sophie might not have started out as the most stylish royal when she married Prince Edward in 1999, but over the past decade, she’s steadily become one of the best-dressed members of the Royal Family. I’ve been introduced to brands like Aspiga, Sophie Habsburg and Lexy London because of the Duchess of Edinburgh, and her easy, breezy summer style formula has never failed me once.

Her uniform for hot days? A printed midi or maxi dress and comfortable espadrille wedges.

Duchess Sophie has worn the combination to everything from official visits abroad to a recording session for BBC Radio’s “The Archers” this summer. The royal is partial to British heritage brand Penelope Chilvers, but she’s also worn espadrilles from labels like Jimmy Choo and TOMS in recent months.

I stopped by one of Penelope Chilvers's London boutiques when I was in town for Trooping the Colour this June, and of course, I had to pick up the same tan suede pair of low wedges frequently worn by the duchess.

There's something about an espadrille that just screams summer, and for me, wedges are so much more comfortable—and dare I say more stable—than the kitten-heeled flip flops everyone is wearing at the moment.

Another tip I took from the Duchess of Edinburgh is wearing organic cotton dresses by sustainably-focused brand Aspiga, and the label's super-soft styles have quickly become a favorite. I wore a patriotic white dress with a blue and red pattern to Trooping the Colour this year and it kept me cool in the sun while bringing in lots of compliments—and as a bonus, it has pockets. What more could you want in an outfit?

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Last year, guests at Copenhagen Fashion Week inspired everyone from Jennifer Lawrence to Zendaya to test the Bermuda shorts trend. Now that celebrities are following their lead, Scandi It girls are flooding Copenhagen's street style circuit with even bolder iterations of the look.

CPHFW brand standouts like Baum und Pferdgarten, Herskind, and By Malene Birger brought Bermuda shorts back for Spring/Summer 2027. That's not to say attendees outside the runway shows are saving the knee-length bottoms for next year. Where designers debuted go-with-everything Bermudas in various neutrals, fashion people made a case for the summer staple in a more maximalist POV.

To put it plainly, if Alexa Chung's army green Bermuda shorts seemed like a novelty to you last month, prepare to have your mind blown by leather, snakeskin, and sequin styles.

From a silhouette standpoint, Bermuda shorts are still the baggy, wide-leg, calf-brushing bottoms beloved by Demi Moore, Salma Hayek, Lindsay Lohan, and more. However, much like Loewe, Dries Van Noten, Celine, and Bottega Veneta did during the Spring 2026 season, CPHFW guests are reinventing them with croc-embossed, track short-adjacent, and dark denim versions.

Trading trousers for cropped counterparts, CPHFW show-goers are living their effortlessly cool fashion dreams to the fullest. One attendee even sampled summer trend-maxxing with track-striped snakeskin shorts (yes, track-striped and snake-print) from Adidas, jelly flip-flops, and an asymmetrical white T-shirt.

Whether they're wearing Canadian tuxedos or leather co-ords, Bermuda short matching sets (a Scandi aesthetic signature) are also becoming a mainstay in Denmark's capital.

For a surprisingly straightforward and longstanding shape, Bermuda shorts are still evolving. Luckily for fans of the trendy trousers alt, CPHFW isn't over yet. While you await the next twist on a trend, shop Marie Claire-approved options below.

Shop the Bermuda Shorts Trend Inspired by Copenhagen Fashion Week

As a minimalist, I’ve been trying my best to make my pared-down outfits feel more dynamic and less boring. It’s been quite a challenge for me, especially given that I’m partial to plain neutrals and streamlined silhouettes. But I’m proud to say that I’ve managed to step outside the style box—specifically by experimenting with stripes.

While there’s nothing new about the classic pattern, I’ve been finding fresh ways to wear the look. Several weeks ago I bought a pair of breezy striped bottoms from Free People, which I’ve since worn with tube tops and toe-ring sandals for laid-back lunches and sun-kissed moments by the shore. These bold bottoms have become quite a staple in my summer wardrobe. I’ve also been eyeing a long-sleeve rugby shirt from Madewell, which will effortlessly transition into fall alongside jeans and ballet flats.

As it turns out, I’m not the only one who’s loving striped shirts and pants. It’s been nearly impossible to scroll through my Instagram and TikTok feeds without spotting at least one striped garment. Some fashion content creators are styling line-patterned tops with white jeans, gauzy linen skirts, and Bermuda shorts. Meanwhile, others are pairing two-tone trousers with barely-there tanks and halter tops.

While I’ve definitely been taking note of these outfit formulas for my own capsule wardrobe, I’ve also been pulling inspiration from the latest designer collections. On the Spring 2026 runways. Dolce & Gabbana showcased a striped button-down with matching shorts and a sultry lace-trimmed top. Months later, during the Fall 2026 season, Zimmermann gave stripes an autumnal twist, pairing billowing culottes with a plunging cable-knit sweater and loafers styled over socks.

With countless ways to wear the playful print this season and next, I’ve put together a curated edit of striped tops and pants that deserve a prime spot in every wardrobe. If you’re also looking to zhuzh things up a bit, take a break from your solid-colored clothes and consider the following pieces instead.

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If you’re a chronic shopper like myself, you likely already know that one of the biggest sales of the year is coming to a close. On Sunday, August 9, Nordstrom will end its annual Anniversary Sale. However, we still have a few more days until those major markdowns disappear, so I’ll be spending the rest of my week loading my shopping cart with last-chance deals—and I’d suggest you do the same.

While scouring the retailer's site, I spotted a ton of on-sale items that I plan to wear ASAP. I discovered a floaty midi dress that’ll fit right into my vacation wardrobe, plus a pair of mesh flats that will effortlessly anchor my warm-weather outfits. Since autumn is right around the corner, I also found a handful of transitional pieces that’ll carry me right into fall. From cropped trench coats to wide-leg denim, Nordstrom’s selection is overflowing with styles that are perfect for the in-between months.

If your interest is piqued, don’t wait another minute to peruse this phenomenal sale. Scroll on to find a handpicked edit of last-chance Nordstrom styles that you can wear this season and beyond.

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Every other week on Instagram and TikTok, Fashion Editor Lauren Tappan breaks down the season’s biggest trends—from celebrity style moments to runway standouts—and shows how to make them feel wearable in real life. Shop every piece featured here.

If there’s one summer trend that’s impossible to ignore, it’s lace-trimmed skirts. From mini versions stitched with thigh-grazing silhouettes to modest alternatives designed with lengthy hemlines, this versatile style is just about everywhere. Given that it’s become such an It-girl favorite, I had to try the look for myself.

In this episode of Put Together, filmed at The Waldorf Astoria New York, I demonstrate several ways to style lace-trimmed skirts this season. You’ll discover everything from a vacation outfit anchored in strappy sandals and a raffia bag to a late-night look featuring a tailored blazer and kitten heels. Bottom line? These sumptuous slips have range.

Ahead, discover my favorite lace-trimmed skirts from Reformation, Aritzia, and Dôen. Copy these exact outfit formulas for the warmer months, and as we transition into fall, make sure to pair these bottoms with cozy knits and lightweight outerwear.

For the Shore

Summer might be winding down, but I’ve still got a few coastal getaways on my calendar. So, I’m elevating my rotation of vacation outfits with this elegant look, featuring Reformation’s Carolina Silk Skirt and a black tank to match.

Complete with a beachy Sézane raffia bag, a Jenny Bird pendant necklace, and Dolce Vita strappy sandals, this look feels undeniably sophisticated. It’ll work perfectly for touristy excursions during the day and shoreside dinners at night.

Butter Me Up

Yes, butter yellow is still fashion’s favorite color trend. I’m embracing the delectable shade with Aritzia’s Henrietta Satin Skirt. To pull the look together, I coordinated the skirt’s white lace trim with a white tee from Banana Republic. Then, I added a touch of contrast with black thong sandals and a matching shoulder bag.

Grounded in minimalist staples, this effortless look is very ‘90s-inspired and it has easily become my go-to summer outfit formula.

Late-Night Look

Whether you’ve got happy hour plans or upscale dinner reservations, you’ll want to wear Dôen’s Giulietta Lace-Trim Silk Miniskirt. I’d recommend giving this soft slip some edge with a sharp tailored blazer.

Since the skirt is the focal point of the look, keep the rest of your outfit laid-back with simple shoes and accessories.