Alemais Dress, Margaux Sandals, Loro Piana Bag (coming soon, similar here)

A standout this season is the rise of scarf driven pieces, defined by their drape, fluidity, and softly asymmetric lines. Whether tied into halter tops or wrapped into skirts, the silhouette skims the body before falling into an angled, off balance hem.

What sets it apart is how it’s anchored—knotted at the neckline or wrapped at the waist, then released into an open drape. That contrast gives the silhouette its shape, with the fabric creating movement and form in place of traditional structure.

There’s a vacation feeling running through almost everything in my cart this month. Prints begging to be packed in a suitcase, and a color palette that doesn’t take itself too seriously. The kind of pieces that look best with a tan and a post-beach slick bun.

At home, with our living room installation in full swing, I’ve found myself pulled toward the smaller details. Colored glassware that catches the afternoon light, a Rococo-style toilet roll holder that brings beauty to the mundane, and finishing touches that make a house feel considered.

For the girls, summer is officially top of mind. Breathable tops they can run around in, prints that they love, ruffles wherever they fit, and a handful of activities to keep little hands busy as school winds down.

Rosie Assoulin Top & Pants, Delvaux Bag, Sebastian Milano Heels, Arielle Ratner Earrings

There’s something about checks that just feels like spring. They’re one of those patterns that returns year after year and still feels fresh every time. Gingham sits within that family as the lighter, more playful option, while other check variations feel a bit bolder and more expressive.

A fuller skirt or midi dress feels right for daytime celebrations like showers, luncheons, or anything outdoors where you want to lean into the spirit of the season. Matching sets have a slightly more styled feel, perfect for dinners, casual events, or when you’re rushing out the door.

Part of what makes checks endure is the way they continue to evolve. They appear in everything from classic, ladylike silhouettes to pared-back, modern shapes, shifting with each era while still holding onto their signature simplicity. That versatility is what keeps them feeling relevant: familiar, but never static.