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You know what they always say: Wear your heart on your sleeve, wear surfers on your (Clover Canyon) skirt. —erica
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Something we’ve been seeing on the reg: the double-slit skirt, this one c/o Ulla Johnson. —erica
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Next Level: B&W Gingham
Wearing gingham doesn’t mean looking like a picnic blanket—especially when you go all black and white. Here’s how to play it cool. —erica
LEVEL I: Doesn’t get much easier than this loose Steven Alan top. Toss on some chunky gold jewelry to jazz it up.
LEVEL II: Friends & Associates thinks you need a fresh alternative to a denim mini. We’re with them.
LEVEL III: Some major peplum action, to really amp up your weekend look, from Roseanna.
LEVEL IV: Totally fair if you thought you’d never wear a tankini again—but this Pret-a-Surf situation has the power to change your mind.
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In Character: Patti Mayonnaise
Patti Mayonnaise is the ultimate girl next door—Doug Funnie would back me up on that. She’s adorable but accessible, tomboyish but sweet. She has good hair. It’s safe to say that Skeeter and all the rest of the 11 ½-year-old boys in Bluffington prolly had a thing for her, too. —erica
Have you seen a more approachable sweater (from Equipment)?
The sort of Carven skirt that would make even Porkchop go a little weak in the knees.
Bensimon shoes—fit for her various athletic pursuits.
You wouldn’t believe all our “In Character” action. Dive in.
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Next Level: Black Waistbands
Stacy and Clinton would probably have something to say about how a black band across your belly has a slimming effect, and while we absolutely care, we also just think it looks damn cool. Four ways to have at it. —erica
LEVEL I: The dash of darkness gives this 10 Crosby Derek Lam skirt an easy, transition-to-spring vibe. Wear it with a striped shirt, and BAM.
LEVEL II: Suddenly, a white mini—this one by Elizabeth and James—seems a hell of a lot more approachable.
LEVEL III: No, leather shorts aren’t easy, but the neutral motif of these A.L.C. guys would go so exceedingly well with a slim white oxford.
LEVEL IV: Printed crepe Helmut Lang pants?! OH, why not.
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Weather Vain: Austin, Texas - 91 and Partly Cloudy
Last Monday, we were in Austin. This Monday, we’re not. Instead of getting bummed about it, we’re taking a vacation in our minds. And here’s what we’re packing. —erica
Clockwise from top left:
+ An Apiece Apart top that’s anything but clingy—essential in this heat.
+ A Shashi bracelet as thoughtfully composed as the dishes as Uchi.
+ The sort of Sophie Monet necklace that’s just asking for some sunset sangria at Hotel San Jose.
+ A Jerome Dreyfuss bag—scored at Kick Pleat, perhaps?
+ A light-as-air Etoile Isabel Marant skirt that vibes with the global flyness at JM Drygoods.
+ Leather-trimmed aviators—Linda Farrow for The Row—ideal for exploring East Austin.
+ The sort of Marais USA sandals itching to be broken in anticipation of the steamy months ahead.
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The title of this Samuji look ought to be: “How to rock the shit out of a big, bad metallic skirt.” —erica
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Raquel Allegra makes a pencil skirt that allows for some actual movement. IN. —erica
