For years now, Marc Jacobs has marked the grand finale of New York Fashion Week with the final slot on the official calendar. Of course, things have changed over the course of the past year—making the designer’s IRL comeback more major than ever. (And that’s saying something, given how his last show, in February of 2020, casually featured Miley Cyrus amongst the models.) On Monday night, at the New York Public Library’s Fifth Avenue main branch, the designer staged New York’s first full-fledged major fashion show in over a year; as the New York Times’s Vanessa Friedman noted, it was even non-socially distanced—complete with hugs and kisses. Many models did, however, wear face coverings, in the form of puffer snoods that stretched down their...

The easiest way to make your outfits feel a little fresher is to swap out your accessories. Something as small as a pair of sunglasses, crafty jewelry, or a bucket hat can instantly transform a sundress or short set each time you wear it. And, luckily, there’s no shortage of summer handbags, baubles, and bits that won’t cost you a whole paycheck. This season’s assortment of handbags falls in the $200-and-under sweet spot and comes in timeless materials and silhouettes to be worn summer after summer. From woven and raffia top handle bags and crossbodies to beach-ready totes and netted, beaded bags, these styles were made with summer in mind. See Marni Market and Muun’s colorful totes or Ines Bressand and Bembien’s for their beautiful takes on leather detailing with...

So far, this summer has been all about the barely there bikini. But those who wish to show a little less skin are in luck: Abigail Stern of Matek has just launched a new onesie, called the All-in-One-Z. The singlet bathing suit offers up far more coverage than your standard Brazilian thong or French high-cut bikini. Though Matek has been known for its tech-minded baselayers made for skiing, this is the first piece of swimwear that the label has released. Stern garnered inspiration from vintage swimwear she found from heritage labels and her relatives’ closets. One image that stuck in Stern’s mind was of men in onesies gathered around the pool in the 1920s. “It wasn’t like a wrestling singlet—it was...

Now that you probably have your summer swimsuits covered, it’s time to upgrade your cover-up game. And it’s not just limited to the oversized linen dress you’re used to tossing on for the trek to the beach. This summer, cover-ups come in many forms, including rompers, matching sets, button-down shirts, and knit dresses that you’re bound to be obsessed with (if you aren’t already). Creating a full beach look is a styling note that the Spring 2021 runways nailed, from Isabel Marant to Celine and Missoni. Elevating your cover-up wardrobe can also allow these pieces to go beyond your beachwear wardrobe and well into your everyday warm-weather closet. Ahead, we picked out our favorite cover-up pieces for all of your upcoming summer plans. Plus, we made...

We at W are fans of sneakers with sleek silhouettes, versatility, and, above all, comfort. From the ever-evolving yet reliably stylish high-top (done this season by the OG, Converse, in collaboration with Tyler, the Creator’s Golf Le Fleur line) to a revitalized wave of retro athleticism seen in Asics and New Balances—a trend in its own right for 2021—we’ll rock any and all of them. To celebrate the best of the season, we’re highlighting a range of colorful, chic sneakers that will flatter any summer style. . Miu Miu Embroidered Logo Low-top Sneakers  $690/ Farfetch . . Onitsuka Tiger Mexico 66 Unisex Sneaker  $95/ Onitsuka Tiger . . Converse Milticolor Golf Le Fleur Edition Chuck 70 High-top Sneakers  $150/ SSENSE . . Loewe Beige & Yellow Ballet Runner Sneakers  $650/ SSENSE . . Asics Gel-Nimbus 22 Mesh Trainers ...