Hotter Than the Riviera

I spent most of June and July at home scrolling through everyone else’s European summer pics—so now I’m shamelessly indulging and posting my own August getaway as summer hits its final stretch. In the South of France, with its relentless heat waves these past weeks, there’s little I actually want to be wearing—though social norms demand otherwise. So here are a few breezy picks for anyone still savoring a summer state of mind.

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Ferragamo Fish Print Silk Dress

The sun-washed coral tones, fish motif and flowing silhouette in Ferragamo’s silk maxi dress make it the perfect warm-weather look.

 

 

Alémais Marine Printed Cotton Minidress

Anchored in charm, Alémais’ printed cotton minidress is a breezy go-to for sunny days and seaside strolls.

 

Hermes “Thalassa Tattoo” Beach Dress

This summer’s take on the famous “Thalassa” scarf. With its nautical motifs and pop accents, it’s the perfect way to set sail in style.

Hermes Thalassa Tattoo Beach Dress; hermes.com

 

Cara Cara Robin Dress

You really can’t go wrong with a crisp white eyelet dress—and I’m loving Cara Cara’s chic short version.

 

Bottega Veneta Silk Twill Printed Top

Proof you can wear almost nothing—if it’s silk and this chic.

 

Zimmermann Bandeau Bikini in Red Nautical Map

Forget travel plans. When it’s this hot, the only map worth following leads straight to the nearest body of water.

 

ERES open-knit minidress

Weightless and breathable, this striped cotton minidress from ERES proves you can stay chic in soaring temperatures. Its open-knit weave lets the air in, while ribbed details give just enough structure to keep it refined.

 

Deiji Studios 03 striped washed-linen shorts and shirt set

When the thermometer climbs, this linen set from Deiji Studios delivers effortless cool. Stonewashed and softly striped, the oversized shirt and elastic-waist shorts are as breathable as they are chic.

Deiji Studios 03 striped washed-linen shorts and shirt set; netaporter.com.