Dressed for the Long Lunch
There is a particular kind of dressing reserved for the long lunch — the one that begins at noon and forgets to end. It asks for ease over effort, and for pieces that move the way the afternoon does.
This week we are drawn to fluid silhouettes in warm neutrals: a bias-cut slip, a relaxed linen, a sandal you can walk home in. Nothing that tries too hard, everything considered.
Below, the pieces our editors are reaching for. As always, if you would like help choosing, a stylist is a message away.
The dress code said "summer smart" and meant nothing by it. The garden, on the other hand, was perfectly clear—it asked for ease worn with intention, for clothes that move from one in the afternoon to one in the morning without a single visible adjustment. Dress for the afternoon, not the photograph, and the photograph takes care of itself.