Fashion
Resort 2026: What I’m Eyeing Now
This edit leans into color-forward looks, thoughtful styling, and statement accessories, layered with decorative details and anchored by strong silhouettes. The result is expressive, polished, and distinctly curated from head to toe.
Statement Color, Styled Clean. Lime, turquoise, saturated pink layered together and balanced through thoughtful color pairing. It’s about checking off multiple shades in one look, while keeping everything cohesive through proportion, fabric, and color theory.
Jewelry That Carries the Look. Sculptural rings, colorful stones, and polished metal details. Jewelry becomes the anchor, especially against solid foundations, adding depth and dimension to vibrant palettes and decorative pieces alike.
The Return of the “Special” Bag. Suede shoulder bags, structured top-handles, sculptural hardware, rich color stories. Bags feel collected and expressive, bringing polish and personality while holding their own beside statement dressing.
Reimagined Classics. Cropped jackets, familiar silhouettes refreshed through jacquard, embroidery, fringe, and unexpected finishes. Classic shapes, elevated with character.
Decorative Dressing Is Back. Feathers, jacquards, lace, painterly prints, standout pieces that make even simple silhouettes feel special. Midis and gowns take the lead, designed to be noticed.
Print with Purpose. Paisley, scarf motifs, mosaic florals, graphic patterns and prints bring depth and richness, layered into looks without overpowering the styling.
Layering as a Style Move. Sheer panels over solids, feather-trim pieces paired with tailoring. Layering adds contrast and dimension, sharpening the overall look.
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Amazon Sundays: Outdoor Finds for Kids
Last weekend we spent most of the day outside, and it reminded me how much the girls love having their own little corner of the yard to play in. Between the flowers starting to bloom and the warmer weather finally showing up, it felt like the perfect time to make their little outdoor area come to life even more.
I had a few things on my list to order, simple pieces to encourage them to stay outside a little longer. Things like gardening kits so they can “plant” alongside us, magnifying toys to look at bugs and flowers, outdoor chalk and art supplies, pretend play toys, and a few sweet outdoor pieces that make their space feel like their own little world. It doesn’t take much, but adding a few colorful toys, garden tools, or a little play kitchen or picnic set to instantly turn the backyard into something they can explore all afternoon.
Below are some of the finds I found that feel perfect for spring, playful, colorful, and the kind of things that make outdoor days even better.
Fashion
Kids Spring Must-Haves
Spring dressing for little ones is one of my favorite things with soft colors, playful prints, and pieces that feel just as sweet for everyday as they do for special moments. I rounded up a few favorites that feel perfect for the season ahead, from adorable matching sets to easy pieces they can run around in all day.
One standout this season is Hunter Bell, which just launched the cutest mommy-and-me sets. Their new prints are bright, cheerful, and perfect for spring events, and I especially love the idea of matching skirts or dresses with your little one. It’s such a sweet way to dress for brunches, birthdays, or family photos, polished yet easy.
Along with those, I included some other spring favorites. Classic Mary Janes, playful hair accessories, pretty swimwear for warmer days, and a few easy pieces that feel comfortable but still special for the season.
Large Zip Bag
I use this daily to keep the girls snacks and essentials organized, while the floral pattern adds a charming touch.
Fashion
The Versatile Knit Rule
Cos Shirt, Toteme Skirt (old, similar here and here), Lisa Yang Sweater, Janessa Leone Hat, Bottega Veneta Sunglasses, Hermes Tote (similar here)
Transitional weather is when a great knit really earns its place. Mornings start cool, afternoons warm up, and by evening there’s a slight chill again—so having an easy sweater nearby just makes sense. Lightweight cotton and softer cashmere blends are perfect for this time of year, especially in brighter spring shades like butter yellow, sky blue, fresh green, and soft pink. They add color, warmth, and an easy layer without ever feeling heavy.
Instead of wearing them the expected way, knits can become part of the outfit’s shape. Draped over the shoulders, they bring color to simple pieces like a white tee and skirt. Tied loosely around the waist, they add a relaxed, effortless layer to dresses or fuller silhouettes. A cardigan worn buttoned like a top with a high-waisted skirt or trousers feels polished but still easy. Even a slim knit polo paired with a full skirt or relaxed denim creates a balanced look that works as temperatures shift throughout the day.
Flore Flore Shirt, Hermes Skirt (similar here), Kujten Sweater, Margaux Sandals, Chanel Bag, Bottega Veneta Sunglasses






