When your Summer days are numbered, you make the most of your last beach days, dining al fresco, and squeezing in your final vacation days, right? As devoted fashion fans, we make the most of August's arrival by shopping the sandals, breezy dresses, and cover-ups to live out those days in style, while mixing in a healthy dose of transitional pieces to welcome Fall's impending arrival (hey, if you can't beat em, join em, right?). On our editors' must haves this time around? Everything from cool shades to killer cage booties, and a fresh spin on the backpack to sweeten the end of Summer — and make the switch to Fall. Just scroll to shop our 16 must haves for the new
If you love something and it works for your body and your wardrobe, you should buy it in every color, right? When Tibi debuted the new denim version ($295) of my favorite off-the-shoulder top, I knew I had to have it.
In an effort to extend Summer for as long as possible, I’m grabbing a breezy beach dress that I know I’ll still want to wear next year, too. This tomato red, ruffled Zimmermann dress ($480) speaks to my personal style.
I’ve spotted the sun version of this Eugenia Kim hat ($440) all over Instagram: posing with one of these may be the new coffee cup!
I have to get my hands on it before it sells out — not only is it
practical for blocking out the sun, but I also really enjoy the message.
I have a few too many sheer tops in my closet right now, so it’s
important I have a bra cute enough to show off when it peeks through.
Not only is the Negative Balconette Bra ($85) fun to wear, but it actually fits my small chest; consider me converted.
I live in denim year round, even when it's 90 degrees outside. Citizens of Humanity's breezy culottes ($238) mean I can totally slip into my jeans in August and stay ahead of the trends come September. Win, win.
I like my jewelry like I like my outfits, easy yet elevated, and this Miansai rose gold screw cuff ($200) totally fits the bill. It’s simple enough to stack up with other bracelets but on it’s own it’s something to behold.
In my mind, a jumpsuit is the most transitional piece you can add to
your wardrobe. That makes August the best time to shop for one. Ever
since I spotted Danielle Bernstein of We Wore What in the bright yellow Asos x Jackie number
($118), I had to have it. It’s not only the bold shade I’m attracted
to; it’s the ‘70s-inspired silhouette and the functionality of such a
throw-on-and-go design.
Like most things, I fell in love with Schutz's new cage sandals ($190) after seeing Olivia Palermo sporting hers. I love the way she mixes the sexy style with trousers and midiskirts — sold!
this season, and on top of my list is this subtly ‘70s Reformation Westlake dress ($258). I love the loose, breezy fit — perfect for the transition from Summer to Fall.
Don’t ask me why, but I was never crazy about the Valentino rockstuds —
whether it be in shoe or bag form — until I saw this iteration. There’s
something so luxe-looking about the Garavani Glam Lock satchel
($2,445), from its milky white leather detail to the subtle patriotic
color scheme that’s dark enough to fit into my Fall wardrobe — and every
other season, for that matter.
Knowing just how versatile Converse’s kicks are, I was overjoyed when the brand released the Chuck Taylor II. I’ve already added a bright white pair ($70) to my cart and will happily trade out my old — and extremely worn out — kicks for this new and improved model.
Summer dressing should be as easy as this Derek Lam 10 Crosby Tank Dress ($595). It's a pull-on-and-go piece with a silhouette that's just a little sexy and goes with everything.
Back-to-school season has me craving a backpack. But while once I may have begged my parents for the new North Face or Jansport, these days I can’t get my mind off of the Desa NineteenSeventyTwo Backpack ($521). The sleek design feels more high fashion while the furry exterior will help my transition my look in to Fall.
After a recent shopping trip with a stylist, I found myself obsessing over my new button-front skirt — so much so, that I can’t stop wearing it! I’m thinking I’ll pick up another option from Topshop ($58), this time in cord rather than denim, so I can switch it up a bit as I channel the current ‘70s trend.
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