New Arrivals

Warm weather brings it with refreshing new ways to get dressed. Enter: crop tops and circle skirts. Agua by Agua Bendita’s bow-tied linen top is covered in spring blooms, while Róhe’s pleated poplin skirt will be the most versatile piece in your spring/summer wardrobe. Breezy knits from Loewe’s Paula’s Ibiza will prove to be the ultimate layer for chilly nights and breezy mornings.

’Tis the season! Practically every designer debuts their interpretation of the summer classic this time of year, and Marni’s carryall is one of our favorites for beachside and beyond. Keep scrolling for Loewe’s puzzle tote version.

Summer’s take on knit dressing? Look to crochet. Approachably-priced label, Faithfull the Brand’s latest offering delivers a delightful striped style complete with long sleeves that’s ideal for springy days or as a cover up when you’re on holiday. Pair it with the ultimate summer shoe from Toteme: a mesh mule that sits upon an espadrille sole.

Between the Paula’s Ibiza capsule from Loewe to Zara and Massimo Dutti latest designs, summer-ready prints are in effect. Think: easy pull on pants in paisley embroidery, logo sarong skirts, and effortless, kaftan-like dresses, all of which are minimal effort, maximum impact.

Despite high summer capsules, there’s still lots to look forward to for the current season—spring isn’t over just yet. Louise Trotter’s debut collection for Carven has finally hit stores, complete with the slightly sheer skirts that walked the runways. Meanwhile, thin and slinky polo knits are a wonderful way to layer this spring and into summer, like this one from Danish label, Mark Kenly Domino Tan.

Looking to accessorize this season? The Row’s Cary slip-ons are the perfect spring-to-summer shoe in a creamy ivory leather; they’re the perfect understated take on an otherwise rigid penny loafer. Pair these with everything from summery dresses to casual separates. For bags, look to Victoria Beckham’s latest collaboration with Mango for an affordable, but sleek and structured take on the designer raffia tote.

There’s no better time to add a little texture to your wardrobe than in the warmer months and H&M’s fringe-trimmed separates are your way into the trend.

A denim skirt and long-sleeve top is a reliable outfit formula. For spring, give it some edge with a paint-splatter midi from Acne Studios and a flowy, asymmetric blouse from Zara in an ethereal print. Heeled sandals from Aeyde and a mesh tote from Khaite are two versatile accessory options to complete the look (and many more!).

Allow pockets to take center stage in your outfits this season. Opt for Max Mara’s oversized shirt to pair with a clean-lined midiskirt and minimalist flats, or Dries Van Noten’s cargo trouser to wear with a T-shirt and retro sneakers for a cool girl-approved look.

Give your looks a crafty touch with Diotima’s crochet top—a Moda Operandi exclusive that just launched as part of its Club Moda Surf capsule. (It has a matching skirt!) Raffia flats like those from Le Monde Beryl are a more low-key way into the trend—pair them with linen separates or a poplin mididress.

Mango’s one-shoulder midi puts a stylish spin on traditional gingham checks. Team it up with metallic thong sandals for unexpected edge, like Proenza Schouler’s crinkled leather style—a new-season addition you can wear all summer long with shorts, skirts, and swimsuit coverups. The limit does not exist!

Warm weather-proof your wardrobe with a great white dress and raffia bag—two travel companions you’ll be thrilled to have for your summer holiday plans. Paloma Wool’s poplin midi is straight from its 2024 runway show (it was the final look!). Style it with Saint Laurent’s crossbody, a cute and comfy update on the classic “camera bag” style.

Investing in quality basics is great, but sometimes you just want to have fun! Enter Staud’s sculptural corset top, which wears well with both skirts and trousers. Christopher Esber’s groovy jeans are a fun match, though, if your style leans more chill, pair it with a ribbed tank top and leather flip-flops instead.

Phase out winter’s blacks and dark with a new palette of soft neutrals. Attersee’s sage green knit and champagne midi skirt are perfect options for minimalists who want to introduce color into their wardrobes (without going full-on highlighter hue mode).

Between Prada’s tie-neck midi dress to Ulla Johnson’s asymmetric lace slip skirt, there’s no shortage of femininity in spring’s latest arrivals. Complete the look with The Row’s signature Ava ballerina flats in a pale pink shade.

Spring denim presents itself in many forms this season, from Bottega Veneta’s intrecciato Hop bag to Jean Paul Gaultier’s layered denim skirt. Pick up the deep blue hue via Gucci’s rose-print midi skirt.

It’s hard to deny the versatility of a breezy white midi–let Alex Mill’s linen version be your foundation for many great outfits this season. Plus, Salon 1884’s latest collection has dropped on Net-a-Porter, which includes this chic checked sleeveless vest.

A great alternative to whites and creams, opt for pale yellow separates to add a dose of lightness to your wardrobe. Zimmermann’s tank dress stands out on its own in the summer; pair it with an oversized blazer in a similar shade right now. Jacquemus’s will work well both here, as with dresses in darker shades, like Christopher Esber’s cutout maxi.

For city dressing or casual weekends, look to new styles from Paco Rabanne and Rag & Bone. A printed t-shirt from the former plays visually with draping, while retro sneakers from the latter update a hardworking off-duty wardrobe.

Versatile pieces like a red Breton tee or a pair of white drawstring pull-on pants are an easy way to add newness to your spring/summer wardrobe, all the while keeping comfort and casual style in mind.

Instead of a prairie dress, try a lace-trimmed silk set from Dôen this season to get a look you can wear in more than ways than one. Pair the slip skirt with a T-shirt, the blouse with blue denim, or wear together for a dress-like effect. You can’t go wrong with any way you choose to wear them.

A dress and sneaker pairing is a no-fail outfit combination backed by celebrities and street stylers alike. Zara’s slip and Adidas Sambas are an approachably-priced match.

The coolest color trend in footwear is backed by Hailey Bieber and Katie Holmes—and Repetto’s pale blue lace-up ballerina is one way to jump on the trend. Rosie Assoulin’s striped cardigan taps into the hue, as does Wales Bonner’s lace skirt.

Spring is the season for layering, from chilly mornings to balmy afternoons. But what if your clothing did the work for you? Enter The Row’s wrap skirt and Ferragamo’s jersey top, giving the illusion of layering in one fell swoop.

Miu Miu’s sporty striped polos from the spring 2024 runways are finally here. Take notes from the show’s styling by layering yours over a T-shirt or scrunching the sleeves up to your elbows. Complete the beach-bound tomboy aesthetic with a pair of long denim shorts and flip flops.

Linen season is upon us! Mango’s cinched blazer is one stylish way to incorporate the fabric into your spring wardrobe. Pair it with blue jeans from Re/Done and an elegant top-handle bag from Altuzarra or Saint Laurent.

Love an oversized button-up? Why not give A.L.C.’s striped collared shirtdress a try this spring. Wear it as is with Saint Laurent’s embossed leather loafers or over a pair of relaxed trousers for an unexpected take on menswear-inspired dressing.

Taking a ladylike approach to spring/summer style? Tory Burch’s gold buttoned knit is a good place to start. Pair it with Madewell’s chalky white denim trousers and Bottega Veneta’s cat-eye sunglasses. Altuzarra’s top handle tote gives the raffia bag trend a sophisticated spin.