Summer time and the livin is simple, so the fashion should also be.
Before a brutal heat wave met in New York City and increased the temperatures of real habits above 100 degrees, WWD in Brooklyn made the best out of a cloudy day to turn the best of the resortwear this season.
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No sunshine? No problem. No trip booked to an exotic area scheme? Who says that you can’t get dressed as if you are already on vacation in your own neighborhood?
To slip into this setting, take out swimming pieces to turn into dry land. Here the director of WWD, Alex Badia, did exactly that and increased a mussel shell bikini top of Montce by combining it with Diotima’s handmade Maxiriskirt for a mood with Iceland-meets industrial-city mood. The top is the “IT” style of the moment: Tanga sandals. But don’t make a mistake with it. This leather Hermès couple is not just an ordinary flip-flop, so don’t leave it wet.
Lingerie does not have to be limited to the bedroom, especially if it is as cute and idyllic as Chloé’s ruffled tips bra and suitable bloomer. A “imagination of summer” is how Creative Director Chemena Chamali described her spirit of mind while designing the French house collection. For a less innocent attitude, a Moschino patchwork – thrown over a worse pair of men jeans – a bit of the grunge of the 90s.
The Miu Miu remix is also playful for preparation with uni -stripes that are layered on top of each other. “Made things wrong,” Miuccia Prada told the WWD of her mode Operandi: “It was a way to be spontaneous.”
Too hot to stand out with all the styling? Keep a bare bone look at Alaïa’s second-shaped tube and balloon t-jeans. And Max out out out out out out out out out out to sportmax.
If you are simply not enough, try two belts, that is,. These Silbertone Adam Lippes Tailles Cinchers, which borrow on the landing tracks and street style, are all jewelry to turn a sporty leather-louis Vuitton route jacket and dior cargos into a suitable date night outfit.
Start gallery: Summer in the city: Top fashion for the summer of 2026
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