As we count down the final days of summer, we are celebrating it with DREAMY SUMMER WHITES, an ongoing trend that is the most easiest to style.
Seasons after seasons, we’ve been seeing many designer labels put together head to toe white outfits. And there’s no doubt it’s slowing down. See below photo runway references of some of my favorite summer whites.
ELISA
However, this summer season we’re noticing voluminous shapes, feminine details and texture play to differentiate from the rest. One of my favorites is the Isabel Marant dress with a flirty feminine skirt bottom and puffy sleeves. The dress length is a bit short for me. So my version is mid length, which allows the piece to play with even more volume.
I accessorized the outfit with neutral amber tones, while adding straw material, faux suede and laser cut pattern. Makes the cotton poplin dress, way more interesting!
DRESS|SHOES – SIMILAR|BAG|SHADES
MARY
Mary’s outfit reminds me of a flamenco dancer with the crop top and trumpet skirt. She literally was dancing in it during our photoshoot and she moved so gracefully. (Did you guys know she’s been a competitive dancer for years?) The entire look is so feminine with the lace cutouts and embroidery, which brings me back to the Oscar de la Renta dress (see above runway reference). Just beautiful!
Read blog post here.
CORTNEY
Shorts in all lengths from bermuda to thigh, has been the choice of “bottoms” this season, like the Helmut lang look from their ruwany (see above photo). Cortney wears her summer whites, with a square shoulder tee tucked into the cutest pair of shorts with tiny ruffle details. Making her the coolest mom on the block!
Read blog post here.
The white on white looks effortless and breezy. When it’s scorching hot out, the only color you would gravitate are light shades and white seems to be the best summer choice.
Are you loving any white pieces you’ve found? Do share!
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Have a great rest of the summer!!
XX, E.
Photography by Jason Tang
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