NYC Festival Season Is Here: First Stop: The Hamptons

We didn’t know Wimbledon was making an appearance this year until now. Caught in the Aritzia Bombshell Top and a crisp white envelope skirt, she softened the tennis whites with a surprising twist: classic Air Force Ones. We weren’t aware they were making a comeback, but she definitely proved they still have a place in the game.

This look deserves its own moment. A low-cut tunic top paired with black micro shorts anchors a fully monochromatic theme. She elevated the aesthetic with slouchy black boots and a leather bag with silver detailing, perfectly mirroring the hardware in the boots. It’s moody, minimal, and magnetic.

We knew sheer would be everywhere this season, and she nailed it. Spotted in a green sheer T-shirt dress layered over an olive triangle bikini, the outfit was cinched at the waist with a gold-detailed belt. She grounded the ethereal vibe with black leather buckle boots, giving major Coachella 2016 energy in the best way possible.

If there was a theme this year, black monochrome took the crown. She floated through the crowd in a feminine yet festival-ready halter dress with ballerina-style skirt detailing. Finishing the look: matching black saddle boots—a soft touch of toughness.

Crochet always reigns in festival season, but this one stands out. She’s wearing a crochet dress with cut-outs and floral detailing, pairing it with sunny yellow heels and a matching yellow crochet bucket bag. It’s effortlessly chic, playful, and completely unexpected in the best way.

These two looks take accessorizing to a whole new level. Left: In a minimalist base of a white triangle top and scarf-tied skirt, she added a chain charm bra for edge and finished with studded red boots. Right: A matching yellow bra and micro short set under with the Bananhot Amara Dress creates a dreamy, monochromatic fantasy. She finished the look with white cowboy boots that tied everything together without trying too hard.