HolidaySince the middle of the year, people have been dressing like their out-of-office email reply is activated indefinitely, wearing wide-legged pants that catch the breeze, billowing blouses and shorts with high hems that work hard to earn their name. Bralettes have peeked out from beneath long crochet dresses, backs have been open to imagined warm breezes and head scarves have vied with baseball caps for prime position above loose ponytails.
Zimmermann “Alight” scarf-tie one piece, $330. Sea Level Australia “Spinnaker” U-Bar bandeau one-piece, $140; Zimmermann “Alight” shorts, $395; Lucy Folk “Salinas” sunglasses, $450. Zimmermann “Alight” picnic dress, $795. Lucy Folk “Atlantis” sunglasses, $450. Lucy Folk “Ra” multiple towels, $220 each.As temperatures finally drop to cardigan levels in the northern hemisphere, designers have slowly returned home, bringing updates to the European summer aesthetic with them.
Accessorising with a holiday attitude is also important to Jermanus. “There’s that holiday feeling of getting a little more dressed up than I usually would for a long lunch or lazy stroll. That’s something to hold on to back home.” Zimmermann “Matchmaker” blouse, $750 and dance shorts, $395. Lee Mathews “Holly” dress $899. Alémais “Everly” mini dress, $495Manieson notes, “Many of these purchases may end up as souvenirs due to their connection to place.”
“I’d switch this out with a chocolate broderie tunic dress to wear to lunch or dinner. It’s the perfect holiday outfit.”
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