Pink Just Got Hotter

Prefaced by pink in Spring and the Met Gala’s confirmation, this color is “it” for summer.

Dresses left to right

Short-Sleeve Bodycon Dress w/ Bow by Badgley Mishka: V neckline Hem hits around the knee Back zipper Polyester $395.00

Georgia Strapless Bustier Midi Dress by Bardot: Strapless neckline Center-back slit Sheath silhouette Polyester/elastane Lining: Polyester $109.00

Eyelet Tiered Ruffle-Trim Dress by Rococo Sand: V neckline Adjustable shoulder straps Peplum waist  Fit-and-flare silhouette Tiered hem  Back zipper Cotton self/lining $696.00

Tops

Left: Lara Embroidered Blouse by Generation Love: Ruffle collar Short sleeves Pullover style Polyester Embroidery: 100% cotton $198.00

Right: Asymmetrical Hem Long Sleeve Tunic by Chaus: 34 1/2″ length Scoop neck Long sleeves Asymmetrical hem Machine washable polyester/ spandex Also black $69.00

Shorts, Skirt, Pantsuit

Fiorellina Flared Bermuda Shorts w/ D-Ring Belt by Akris Punto: High rise Flat front Side slip pockets D-ring belt with belt loops Fitted through hip; flared from knee Viscose/linen Cupro lining $395.00 Matching linen shirt    

Sardinia Cut-Out Maxi Skirt by Valimare: Elasticized waistband Pull-on style On-seam pockets Diamond Cut-out detailing 100% viscose $325.00

DJ Flared Pant: 58% Cotton, 39% Nylon, 3% Spandex Detachable matching belt included Inseam: 34 1/2″ $168.00 

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