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The Ultimate Guide to Resortwear Accessories
Outfit Details: Supernaturae Dress (sold out, similar here & here), Gianvito Rossi Sandals, JB x Jennifer Behr & Sherman Field Necklaces, Retrosuperfuture Sunglasses
Resort dressing comes alive through accessories. The colorful extras, the novelty details, like an nautical-themed clutch or an exaggerated shell earring. The things you want to pack on every vacation, and every weekend getaway after. Consider this the running list of resort accessories I keep coming back to.
Poolside Jellies – These citron jelly flip-flops have that glossy, nostalgic look I love for days by the pool. Easy to rinse and add a splash of color to any swimsuit.
Packable Shade – My go-to travel hat, because it folds flat without losing its shape. It works for the whole day, whether you’re by the pool, in town for lunch, or throwing it on with a sundress.
Catch of the Night – There’s a particular charm in carrying a fish-shaped bag to dinner. This Staud one feels cheeky and charming, like something you would find in a little boutique near the marina.
Day-to-Night Beads – My Jennifer Behr collaboration was designed with warm-weather dressing in mind. Colorful beads and a versatile shape let it carry from daytime layers to an open neckline at night.
Color Weave – A tote has to carry my whole day, and the best ones still feel like an outfit choice in their own right. The rainbow stripes, oversized shape, and under-$300 price point make this one especially good for summer.
Shell Moment – These shell earrings have that oversized, sculptural look that instantly changes an outfit. They feel a little vintage, a little seaside, and exactly right with sun-kissed skin.
Headscarf Habit – I’ve been reaching for headscarves nonstop lately, and this animal print one earned a spot in the rotation right away. It carries that slightly glamorous, old-holiday feeling I’m longing for this summer.
Citrus Lenses – These orange sunglasses pack a punch of personality. The tinted lenses and rounded shape feel relaxed in that very specific ‘OOO’ way.
Little Fan Club – After Mexico, I fully understand carrying a fan in your beach bag. It adds a clever little flourish to any look that makes getting dressed for the heat feel instantly cooler.
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The Matching Set, But Make It Swim
Outfit Details: Montce Bikini & Pants, Eliou Necklace (old, similar here), Janessa Leone Hat, Ancient Greek Sandals, Retrosuperfuture Sunglasses
There is something so satisfying about a matching set, that feeling of being put together head to toe with almost zero thinking required. Swimwear makes an especially good case for it. I love when a suit has a second act, a sarong, a pair of pants, or a linen dress cut from the same print, so the move from pool to lunch barely counts as an outfit change. The last thing I want to think through is an elaborate look when the whole point of the day is relaxing by the water.
That is what a set like this solves. It adds polish and intention to beach dressing, building a look full of color and personality that still makes sense for a swim but can carry you through the rest of the day.
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Crisp Dresses for Hot Days
Miu Miu Dress & Flats (sold out, similar here and here), Hermes Bag (similar, less expensive here), Janessa Leone Hat
When it comes to getting dressed on the hottest days of summer, a dress has to pass the fabric test before I’ll even consider it. Some days I’m reaching for a look that is a little more polished, one that needs to keep its shape and feel sharp even when the sun is doing the most.
I always look for a few fail-proof dresses to have on hand for this time of year in a mix of cotton poplin, linen, or breathable jersey. Those fabrics stay light on the body while holding their shape and clean lines, while eyelet or delicate embroidery adds texture without extra weight. You get the ease of hardly feeling like you are wearing anything, but the silhouette carries that polished feeling across the finish line, so that getting dressed in the peak of summer feels like a breeze.
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