THE WARDROBE EDIT
MEDITERRANEAN SUMMER
A trip is often remembered through what was worn and where it was worn. This edit brings together five looks for a Mediterranean summer, each tied to a particular place and hour: morning coffee, city streets, a museum, dinner by the sea and evening drinks.
By Ina Eliska
1
Morning Coffee
A white dress is the natural starting point for a summer wardrobe, but the accessories give it a point of view. The brown scarf and sandals add warmth, while the striped bag introduces color. It works for coffee in town and whatever follows.
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2
City Wandering
Color travels well. An orange mini dress needs little beyond flat black sandals, dark sunglasses, gold earrings and a woven bag. Easy to walk in and impossible to overlook, it is the right kind of outfit for an afternoon without an itinerary.
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3
Day at the Museum
Black works particularly well in a gallery: present without competing with the room. A sleeveless top and wide-leg trousers create one uninterrupted line, finished with a slim clutch and animal-print flat sandals. Gold, pearls and a watch provide the only ornament required.
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4
Dinner by the Sea
A matching set can have the impact of an evening dress without being one. The draped violet top and sheer-panelled skirt create a continuous silhouette, paired with metallic sandals, a crystal clutch and sculptural silver jewelry. This is dinner dressing for a table where the view matters.
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5
Evening Drinks
Sequins do not need a formal invitation. The pale blue slip dress catches the light, while burgundy mules and a matching clutch are a better answer than predictable silver accessories. Gold floral earrings finish a look intended for an evening that runs late.
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