Faraway Jacket, Max Mara Sweater (old, similar here and here), Victoria Beckham Jeans, Gucci Loafers (old, similar here and here), Eliou x Cesta Clutch | Soeur Top, Valentino Skirt (old, a few left on sale, more here and similar here, dress style here, jumpsuit style here), Toteme Wedges, Hunting Season Bag
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Every Outfit I Wore This Month: February
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Prada Coat (old, similar here and here), Sea NY Sweater (old, similar here and here), Hermes Scarf (old, similar here and here), Bite Studio Jeans, Chanel Flats (old, similar here and here), LilyEve Clutch
Closing out February, this month’s outfits felt relaxed and practical, still reflecting the warmth of our recent tropical vacation. With softer textures, easy layers, and hints of color, the wardrobe shifted gently toward spring without rushing the season. Several resort-inspired pieces fit right in, comfortably blending vacation style with everyday wear. These looks felt grounded but optimistic, perfect for the transition ahead.
Adam Lippes Dress (old, similar here and here), Chanel Flats (similar here and here), Savette Tote (on sale here), Saint Laurent Sunglasses | Vintage Dior Blazer (similar here, here, here and here), Attersee Tee, Nili Lotan Jeans, Chanel Flats (similar here and here), Savette Bag (on sale)
Dries Van Noten Top & Pants, Gucci Loafers, JB x Jennifer Behr Necklace, Sherman Fields Necklace, Attersee Bag | Varley Jacket, Top & Pants, Bombas Socks (more colors here, similar here)
Merlette Dress, Celine Belt (similar here and here), Margaux Pumps, Savette Bag, Saint Laurent Sunglasses | Loewe Jacket (similar, less expensive version here), Dries Van Noten Sweater (bought on the realreal, similar here), Dior Skirt (bought on the realreal, similar here), Miu Miu Heels, Savette Bag
Tae Park Top, Rosie Assoulin Skirt (old, similar here and here – more sizes here), Saint Laurent Sandals (similar, less expensive here), Savette Bag (sold out, similar style here) | Rosie Assoulin Top & Skirt (more sizes here), Hermes Bangles (similar here, less expensive here)
Faithfull Top & Shorts, Hunting Season Tote, Janessa Leon Hat, Prada Necklace (similar here), Celine Sunglasses (similar here, less expensive here), Christopher Esber Sandals (similar, less expensive here) | Johanna Ortiz Dress, Emme Parsons Sandals (similar, less expensive here), Chanel Bag (similar here and here), Sherman Fields Necklace
Silvia Tcherassi Top & Skirt, Miu Miu Sandals, Hermes Bracelets (similar here and here), Ben Amun Necklace (similar here), Delvaux Bag (similar here and here) | Lido Bikini, Johanna Ortiz Pareo (similar here), Janessa Leone Hat, Hunting Season Tote, Viani Milano Flats, Ben Amun Necklace (sold out, similar here)
Moré Noir Suit, Cult Gaia Hat, Hunting Season Tote, Saint Laurent Sunglasses | Coco Shop Dress, NST Studio Necklace, Viani Milano Flats, Sensi Studio Bag
Johanna Ortiz Top & Pants (more sizes here and here), Aquazzura Heels (old, similar here and here), Vintage Bracelet (similar here), Chanel Bag (similar here), Gucci Lipstick in “Lizzie Tiger” | Isabel Marant Top, Veronica Beard Shorts, Johanna Ortiz Swimsuit, Janessa Leone Hat, Hunting Season Bag, Saint Laurent Sunglasses
Destree Top & Skirt, Christopher Esber Sandals (similar less expensive here), Prada (similar, less expensive here) & Sherman Fields Necklaces, Delvaux Bag (similar here and here) | Acne Dress, Bottega Veneta Heels (similar, less expensive here), Cesta x Eliou Bag
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Amazon Sundays Vacation Picks Under $100
This week’s Amazon edit is focused on beach-ready pieces, all under $100, the kind you’ll reach for again and again.
With warmer weather around the corner, these are the easy staples worth having on hand. Effortless to throw on, simple to style, and reliable for days that revolve around the water.
I pulled a mix of essentials and a few standout details: woven and crochet textures for that relaxed beach feel, an easy market tote, lightweight layers like crochet pants, and playful accessories, from shell jewelry to colorful hair claws, that add just enough personality.
Clean, versatile, and made for days that don’t require overthinking. Explore today’s curated collection below, and you can always browse more in our JB Amazon Shop and Amazon storefront.
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Amazon Sundays: Beach Day Littles
Beach Day Littles is all about warmer days ahead, packing up for beach trips, and those easy family afternoons by the water. Whether we’re traveling or just heading out for a local beach day, these are the pieces I always reach for to make it feel fun, simple, and a little extra cute for my girls.
I love having a mix of practical and playful—colorful swimsuits, striped rash guards, sun hats, and little goggles for the water, plus the best sand toys, mesh beach bags, and even a disposable camera for capturing it all. There are also a few fun extras like inflatable toys and beach games that keep them entertained long after the swimsuits are on. It’s everything I want packed and ready for a full day in the sun.
Explore today’s curated collection below, and remember you can always browse more in our JB Amazon Shop and Amazon storefront.
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Out to Dinner? Spring Night Pieces to Wear Now
Dries Van Noten Top, Frame Jeans, Ferragamo Sandals, Cordera Bag
Getting dressed for dinner always takes a little more thought. It’s not quite daytime, not fully evening—it sits somewhere in between. Do you dress for the weather, where you’re going, or the piece you’ve been wanting to wear? I’ve found once the outfit is right, everything else, hair, makeup, comes together quickly after (my go-to makeup staples).
It starts with a top that carries the look. A ruched chiffon style in a saturated green brings in shape and movement right away. Paired with a clean flare jean, it creates that contrast that always works—structured on the bottom, more fluid up top.
Color plays a strong role here. Emerald, gold, light green, rose pink shades that hold through the evening and don’t get lost once you step outside. One clear color choice can carry everything.
Texture follows. A beaded bag or leather clutch adds dimension without needing to layer more in. It feels like part of the outfit, not something added at the end.
There’s also a place for pieces that move—fringe, draping, anything that shifts slightly as you walk. Even a simple satin skirt or pant changes depending on the details.
Finish it with a sculptural heel or a minimal sandal that holds its own.
It’s really about choosing pieces that already feel like something the moment you put them on, perfect for a night out, whether it’s somewhere casual or somewhere you’ve been looking forward to all week.































