Outfits

Trousers Under one hundred seventy dollars are the clothes I want to be boring in the best possible way.

Skirts under $500 can still have a point of view. Shop skirts with a deliberate length and a fabric or finish that gives them presence.

Luxury skirts are worth considering when the shape does more than fill a gap between a top and a shoe.

Satin dresses lead this edit, including Victoria Beckham's ruched gown and halterneck midi, followed by skirts and trousers.

What we're sporting from now to Labor Day.

A luxury vacation print edit built from Pucci swirls, Missoni color, hibiscus florals, deck-chair stripes, and softer polka dots.

Capri pants, polished track layers, brown heels, compact bags, sunglasses, and city basics with a 90s-leaning luxury read.

Luxury poet-core staples: crisp shirting, soft cardigans, pleated skirts, loafers, totes, and reading-room accessories.

Grandmillennial style is the revival of chintz, scallops and needlepoint, worn without looking like a costume.

From the bags and shoes people buy first to the clothes that get overlooked.

Resort kaftans, cover-ups and vacation-ready pieces with easy ease. Shop flowing styles for poolside days and warm evenings away.

Chloé new arrivals include a logo-embroidered crocheted cotton T-shirt, silk-blend wide-leg pants and a gold-tone necklace.

What Phia’s SVP of Global Media packs when she’s out of office.

Get that French je ne sais quoi with our editor-curated guide to french girl style.

Valentino's signature red across the collection. Shop Valentino red dresses, bags and clothing reconsidered for today.

The true luxury floor: Valentino, Balmain, Ferragamo, Etro, Chloe and Vivienne Westwood.

From Taormina to Lake Como, these are the pieces you need.

Sixty-eight vacation dresses for the beach, the long lunch and the last dinner, from linen day dresses to resort prints and crochet.

A full vacation wardrobe in one edit

Look your best in our editor-curated guide to the best suits on the market.

My favorite shopping finds this week: a spring wishlist of dresses, jewelry and vacation pieces I would buy right now.

Structured, sculptural pieces in stone, slate and warm grey, from sharp blazers to long pleated trousers and a block heel mule.

Clothes that communicate experience without effort — broken-in leather, a well-chosen ring, trousers with real drape.

A deliberate rejection of disposability in favor of fewer, better things chosen with real intention.