Your June Shopping List
- Edited by
- Petro Stofberg
- Words by
- Frankie Graddon
The humble crochet tote gets a serious upgrade with Prada’s elevated version. Sleek enough for the city but big enough for a towel and book around the pool, too.
Switch up your summer silhouette by slipping into a slim pencil skirt on days when a smarter dress code is required. A classic T-shirt keeps the look fresh rather than corporate.
The secret to polished T-shirt dressing is to get the right cut. A cropped length will tuck into high-rise waistbands without adding bulk, while a slightly shrunken fit creates a cool ’90s feel.
Swapping yellow gold for silver is one of the most effortless ways to refresh your everyday outfits this season. This twisted design creates a stacked effect in one simple piece.
The simplicity of these glossy black frames means they’ll work with all of your existing summer outfits – while also giving them a contemporary update. A smart investment for several seasons to come.
A little white dress is a true summer essential. If you’re looking for something sleek rather than floaty, this ultra-fine knitted number fits the bill. Style it with leather flats at home, then throw it over swimwear when away.
Taking inspiration from the classic Bermuda, this season’s longer-length shorts have an altogether more sophisticated edge, even when rendered in weekend-ready denim. Just add a tank.
Balance summer delicacy and all-day wearability with these spaghetti-strapped block heels. The minimal design gives them endless versatility and means they won’t easily date.
Stripes are a good way of adding print into your summer wardrobe while maintaining a sense of simplicity. The straight-leg cut and front pleats give this pair soft structure, while the fabrication creates fluidity.
A perfectly cut white tank is your ultimate summer layering piece. Slip it beneath a linen blazer, wear it under a cotton button-down, layer it over a silk slip skirt or style it tucked into a high waistband.
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