Nobody Else Will Be
Wearing This

The rare cover-up that outranks whatever it covers. Turquoise linen gauze, dramatic ruffled bell sleeves, and enough presence to wear straight from the water to a long lunch. Lisa Marie Fernandez built her name on exactly this kind of resort dressing.

I'd style it with: white wide-leg trousers, gold hoops, and flat sandals.

An SSENSE exclusive at half its original price, which almost never happens. The blurred floral print is the most interesting thing in this roundup, and Louisa Ballou has become the name to know in directional resort wear. A full look with none of the effort.

I'd style it with: nothing else. Add sunglasses and go.

New with tags. The fringed hem turns a beach sarong into something you would genuinely wear to dinner, and cream reads far more considered than a printed wrap. This is the piece that makes a suitcase feel styled rather than packed.

I'd style it with: a simple black one-piece, a woven bag, and gold cuffs.

Missoni knit for a quarter of its original price is the kind of find that justifies the scrolling. The green and blue chevron is unmistakable, and shorts are a far easier entry point than the dress everyone reaches for first.

I'd style it with: a white tank, bare legs, and espadrilles.

My favorite thing this week. Silk and cashmere knit shorts covered in swimming fish—genuinely charming, genuinely well made, and a quarter of retail. Proof that a sense of humor and good fabric are not mutually exclusive.

I'd style it with: a plain cream tank and nothing else competing.

One hundred percent silk, black and white stripes, and a drawstring waist that makes them wearable on a plane. Under a hundred dollars for silk trousers is the sort of thing that only turns up on Poshmark.

I'd style it with: a white tank by day, a sheer blouse by night.

Vintage Escada is having a real moment, and this one has the gold logo buttons to prove its era. Sheer silk leopard sounds like a lot until you wear it over a simple slip, at which point it just looks expensive.

I'd style it with: the striped silk pants above, or a black slip dress.

The one quiet piece in the roundup, and every trip needs one. A bias-cut satin slip in an unusual pool blue does the work of three outfits—dinner, drinks, and the long walk back.

I'd style it with: flat sandals now, a knit thrown over it later.

Eighty-eight dollars against a $695 original is the steepest discount here. Black suede keeps them grounded while the multicolored tassels and rope ties do all the talking. Flat, packable, and unlike anything else at the table.

I'd style them with: everything above—they are the connective piece of this issue.

New, never worn. The oversized flat-top shape continues the seventies mood, but the burgundy frame and rose lenses are the reason to buy them—warmer and far less expected than another pair of black aviators.

I'd wear them with: absolutely all of it.