Adam Lippes Top & Skirt, JB X Margaux Shoes, Loro Piana Bag (coming soon)
There’s something about a two-piece set that just makes getting dressed feel easy. It takes the guesswork out, but still looks like you put real thought into it. The pink poplin top and skirt set stands out. It has structure through the top, a clean line through the skirt, and feels pulled together the second it’s on. It also separates well—the top with denim, the skirt with a simple tank—so it carries beyond just one look.
Scalloped Broderie Angelaise Top
This scalloped broderie anglaise strapless top feels just as polished paired with the matching pants as it does worn separately with denim.
Striped Silk Palazzo Pants
Mix and match these striped silk twill palazzo pants with their top for a full set, or with a simple white blouse for an equally strong look.
Lace Maxi Skirt
This pleated lace maxi skirt is the kind of piece that makes the set — wear with the matching tank for a full moment or tuck in a tshirt for an easier everyday version.
What I’ve been reaching for are sets that hold on their own in cotton poplin skirts with matching tops, soft tailoring in color, or an easy striped short set. The mix feels especially right this season, from white and creamy beige, to soft pink, and emerald green, all in breathable fabrics and comfortable proportions, including a bit of texture, and that cabana stripe moment that always comes back this time of year.
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