FREE SPIRIT – LEAL DACCARETT
Relaxed silhouettes, bows and feminine ruffles are key in the Colombian husband and wife duo's design playbook, while oversized sleeves, bold stripes and raw-edged silk detailing take the suite of bohemian looks from day to night.
POWER PLAYER – TIBI F/W18
The label's devotees will be tickled pink by the fresh take on 90's boardroom dressing for fall.
WE OWN THE NIGHT
Waltz into the balmy summer sunset with these luxurious statement pieces, designed to turn heads as you skip by the wait list and beeline for your clique at the bar.
AMERICAN BEAUTY – JEFFREY DODD
Hollywood starlets and homegrown New Yorkers alike list Jeffrey Dodd as a foolproof option when scouring the market for a blinging red-carpet look. Featuring signature draping, hand-embroidered detailing and plenty of Mad Men-inspired throwbacks to up the glam factor, the designer's latest collection will have your evenings covered through fall.
DELPOZO – RESORT ’18
Inspired by the great lakes of the world, Delpozo creative director Josep Font merged traditional nautical looks with pops of sweet and salty neon accents, with the collection keeping in step with the brand’s focus on deconstructed silhouettes.
SUMMER FLATS
With New York City temperatures hovering around 100 degrees in the shade and humidity thick enough to drink, it's time to embrace the fear of Manhattan sidewalks and don a strappy sandal.
ZIMMERMANN – BLUE CRUSH
Essential swimwear additions from Australian cult beachwear label Zimmermann.
BOHEMIAM RHAPSODY – COSTARELLOS
With wedding season in full swing, Greek designer Costarellos Christos has your guests and bridal party covered with his latest range of ethereal vintage-inspired dresses, featuring floral applique and tulle layers in pretty pastels.
CAPRI CALLING – JOHANNA ORTIZ
With a growing following among the New York fashion crowd, Colombian native Johanna Ortiz's high-summer range of resort-ready swimwear and cocktail gowns come equipped with the brand's signature ruffles, flirty eyelets and off-the-shoulder looks.