What We’re Wearing
Spring Date
A relaxed fit that’s cool and comfortable
Spring is here and there's love in the air. Well, we think it's love ... maybe it's just hay fever. In any case, the season provides an ideal backdrop for date nights and weekend outings, doesn't it? Don't pass up the opportunity—the warm (but not too hot) weather and blossoming foliage automatically sets an easygoing, romantic tone. Of course, this is a transitional season, so let your wardrobe do the same with a few adaptable essentials.
Layer up with some lightweight pieces and come prepared. That means a cool cotton jacket over a boxy tee and relaxed yet rugged pants offset by a pair of loafers that you can slip off when you curl up on the blanket you so cleverly packed in your tote. Whether you're sipping wine on a sidewalk or planning a secluded picnic, you'll want to look good but feel relaxed. These pieces help you do just that. And don't forget to finish things off with a nice fragrance with crisp, verdant notes.
Your Spring Date Fit
French blue
herringbone jacket,
$228 by Taylor Stitch
'90s boxy T-shirt,
$55 by Buck Mason
Recycled denim
painter pant,
$165 by Alex Mill
Lug sole Weejun loafer,
$185 by G.H.Bass
Pocket blanket,
$34 by Matador
Chain-stitched tote,
$98 by Polo Ralph Lauren
Aviator sunglasses,
$98 by Sunski
Chunky cotton socks,
$4.90 by UNIQLO
Big Sur Eucalyptus
eau de parfum,
$210 by D.S. & Durga
Your Spring Date Fit
'90s boxy T-shirt,
$55 by Buck Mason
Aviator sunglasses,
$98 by Sunski
French blue
herringbone jacket,
$228 by Taylor Stitch
Lug sole
Weejun loafer,
$185 by G.H.Bass
Chain-stitched tote,
$98 by Polo Ralph Lauren
Pocket blanket,
$34 by
Matador
Recycled denim
painter pant,
$165 by Alex Mill
Big Sur Eucalyptus
eau de parfum,
$210 by D.S. & Durga
Chunky cotton socks,
$4.90 by UNIQLO
Keep Your Cool
Keep
Your Cool
This wine-cooler sleeve from Le Creuset will keep a standard-size wine bottle perfectly chilled for hours.
$33 by Le Creuset
