Fashion
Vacation Dresses for Beach Getaways
Christiano Marcheli Dress, Gucci Sandals (also here, similar here and here), Loro Piana Bag (similar here and here), Irene Neuwirth Earrings (similar here)
Vacation dressing is about pieces that feel effortless, refined, and ready for the full day ahead. The dresses here lean into clean silhouettes, beautiful fabrics, and thoughtful details, each one designed to move easily from morning through evening.
Light, breathable fabrics lead the way.
Linen, cotton, and silk blends define this edit. Linen brings a natural structure with an ease that feels right in warm weather. Cotton keeps things soft and wearable for daytime, while silk and satin finishes add a subtle polish without feeling heavy.
Silhouettes are relaxed but intentional.
Long maxis, column shapes, and softly fitted sundresses create a balanced look—never overworked, always put together. Strapless cuts, halter necklines, and delicate straps keep everything feeling light and open.
Print and color do the work.
From graphic greens and tropical patterns to soft florals and warm sunset tones, each dress stands on its own. A strong print or color eliminates the need for overstyling—it’s a complete look in one piece.
Details feel considered.
Fringe hems, open backs, subtle draping, and textured finishes add dimension without complication. These are the elements that elevate even the simplest silhouette.
Versatility is built in.
Each dress works across settings—paired with flat sandals during the day, or slightly dressed up for dinner. The focus is on pieces that feel easy, look polished, and require very little adjustment throughout the day.
These are dresses chosen for how they wear, how they feel, and how naturally they fit into a warm-weather routine.
Eddy Dress, Kujten Sweater, Dior Bag, Bottega Veneta Sandals, Arielle Ratner Necklace, Stella McCartney Top & Pants on C
Fashion
The Lunch Reservation Edit
Outfit Details: Wiggy Kit Dress, Janessa Leone Hat, Loewe Sunglasses, Miu Miu Flats (similar here and here), Wiggy Kit Dress, Retrosuperfuture Sunglasses, Similar Tote Here
One of my favorite parts of traveling is discovering new restaurants. Not just for the food, but for the way the room comes together through color, table settings, and the menus. Before we head to a reservation, I almost always look up the restaurant first, partly to get excited, but also so I have a sense of the vibe I want to dress for.
For me, the perfect lunch look is a colorful daytime dress, dressed up ever so slightly with a bag that has some ruffles or raffia texture. A stripe that plays off the room, embroidery, sunglasses that add to the look instead of hiding behind them. Small choices, but they make lunch feel like the kind of thing you got dressed for.
Fashion
Dressed for the Afterglow
Outfit Details: Rixo Dress, Miu Miu Bag, Ancient Greek Sandals, Carolina Bucci Necklace (similar, less expensive here and here)
There’s a specific kind of dressing that only happens as the sun starts to drop. The light goes warm and low, everything picks up a little shine, and I want to be wearing something that catches it.
That instinct is exactly what pulled me toward this Rixo dress. Between the mirrored embroidery and the rainbow watercolor effect, it’s the kind of piece that feels special without trying too hard. Fun, a little dazzling, easy to fall for. This edit follows the same idea. Every piece has some shine, sparkle, or bit of embellishment that comes alive as the day winds down, all in those warm, glowy tones that feel just right for July nights.
Multi Stone Necklace
The rainbow stones on this necklace add jewelry-box color against sun-warmed skin.
Silk Halter Top
Silk draping with its high neckline make this halter top feel striking for golden-hour plans.
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Fashion
Amazon Sundays: Get Ahead on Back to School
This week’s Amazon Sunday is all about getting ahead on back-to-school supplies while summer is still very much happening. I’m soaking up the last of it, but the first day always has a way of sneaking up right behind me. The idea is to have the necessities prepped and ready to go now, so that when the morning actually comes, the only thing left to think about is packing lunch.
I pulled together the pieces that make the transition feel easier, from a lunchbox that keeps everything fresh to craft supplies and notebooks. Then all the things that keep routines organized, like a label maker, family calendar, and a restock on my favorite stain treater.
Browse the full selection below, and explore more in our JB Amazon Shop and Amazon Storefront, refreshed weekly.
Personalized Backpack
A personalized backpack makes the first day feel a little more official, and it is one of those pieces that feels just as useful for school mornings as it does for weekend activities.
Kids Art Smock
An art smock is exactly the kind of small thing you are happy to have before the projects start coming home, keeping paint, markers, and glue a little more contained from the very beginning of the school year.
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