The A-Z Of Summer Fashion
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A Is For Animal Print
Nina Ricci, Michael Kors, Ulla Johnson... There’s a reason designers love leopard print: its mix of tan, beige, black and white make it the perfect base. Plus, this season it's taking on more feminine silhouettes.
B Is For Boat Shoes
Love them or hate them, boat shoes blend nautical vibes with modern versatility. Wear with loose 90s-style jeans and baggy knits.
View our edit of boat shoes here.
C Is For Chloé
Chloé is one of the most beloved French fashion houses, and thanks to Chemena Kamali, it's back to its bohemian best. While AW24 was her first collection as Creative Director, thanks to muses like Sienna Miller and moments like The Met - the brand's influence is set to reign all summer.
D Is For Drop Waist Dresses
E Is For Eyewear
Nothing defines a look and season quite like a pair of statement sunglasses. From Celine's Triomphe frames to Saint Laurent's angular styles and Miu Miu's cute frames - there's plenty to get excited about.
View our edit of best sunglasses here.
F Is For Florals
There’s a reason florals come back around year after year – their timeless, feminine appeal. From ditsy florals to bold, bright prints, there’s a style for everyone.
View our edit of best floral pieces here.
G Is For Gucci
Known for its loud prints and bold colours, Gucci never fails to impress. Now entering a fresh era under creative director Sabato de Sarno, we can't wait to see what the house comes up with next.
J Is For Jelly Sandals
The Row has put this unlikely trend firmly back on the fashion agenda. From fisherman styles to simple pumps, jellies are the nostalgic shoe of the summer.
K Is For Knitted Details
Knitted details are having a major moment – with intricate patterns and handmade charm, they will add a boho edge to any summer look.
View our edit of best knitted pieces here.
L Is For Long Shorts
Denim shorts are a summer staple, and the way to wear them this year is long and wide. Pair with a simple vest or a boxy shirt for an elevated daytime outfit.
View our edit of long denim shorts here.
M Is For Mesh Pumps
P Is For Pedal Pushers
Pedal pushers are the divisive trend of the season. Style them with a tank and kitten heels for a simple, chic evening look.
Q Is For Quiet Luxury
With The Row and Loro Piana leading the way, this is a trend we can get on board with – think pared-back sandals and well-cut tailoring.
Read more about Quiet Luxury here.
R Is For Red
Carrying over from AW23, the ‘pop of red’ is here to stay. From head-to-toe sets to flashes of red accessories, it’s the colour we need in our wardrobes this season.
View our edit of red pieces here.
S Is For Sheer
Lightweight and chic, sheer fabrics are for those brave enough to embrace the barely there trend.
View our edit of sheer pieces here.
T Is For Tennis Core
It’s fair to say Challengers has left us feeling tennis obsessed. With Wimbledon on the horizon, use miniskirts, sporty sweatshirts and preppy accessories to channel the vibe.
View our edit of Tennis Core pieces here.
U Is For Utility
Cargo pants and jumpsuits are wearable pieces to add to your wardrobe this season – versatile and timeless.
Read more about utility trend here.
V Is For Volume
Add some drama with a bit of OTT volume. Whether it’s a tiered skirt or puffed shoulder, these pieces are sure to make a statement.
W Is For Waistcoats
Waistcoats are the understated hero of summer dressing. We love them during the day with a simple white tee, or in the evening with linen trousers and chunky accessories.
View our edit of waistcoats here.
Y Is For Yellow
From head-to-toe mustard to buttermilk tones, yellow is everywhere right now. Swap out your basic white linens for pastel shades to infuse some interest into your summer wardrobe.
View our edit of yellow pieces here.
Z Is For Zimmermann
Few brands epitomise summer dressing quite like Zimmermann – the ethereal prints and floaty layers are inspired by the heat in Australia.
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