Saddle Up
Perhaps the most popular footwear choice of the 1950s, the saddle shoe is back with a sleeker design and a fashion-forward color choice that your parents never could have imagined.
Picnic Dress
Forgiving A-line silhouette? Check. Sweet pattern? Check. This dress is the perfect companion for an afternoon of frolicking in the park.Get a light colorful picnic dress to keep you loose and airy.
Bell Bottom Blues
You don’t have to be a Deadhead to appreciate the shape of updated bell-bottom jeans. Bonus: This style is incredibly flattering on every body type, as the wide hems balance hips for a slimming illusion.
Canvas tote
Few things say classic (and practical) like a canvas tote. The colors make this particular bag stand out in the crowd.
Denim mini
Minis have been causing quite a stir since the '60s, but they really hit their modern groove in distressed or vintage denim. Just remember, this is a moment for flats, not stilettos.
Cotton Biker jackets
Every closet needs a chic biker piece, but we're not talking Harley leather here, drop the leather for a while and do cotton. Pair it with a pretty sundress.
Return of the Retro shades
These retro-inspired shades have a decidedly cool girl vibe and are truly worth the investment. So not to worry, I promise you won't look like a member of The Breakfast Club.
Chandeliar earrings
A little pop of color next to your face is always a good idea. I love these flower drops for their dramatic chandelier shape, and the colors add details to your outfit
Check, Please
Once a workday staple (complete with a metal lunch pail), the checkered shirt has now become a weekend winner. This cool, low-key top, paired with jeans and heels, is perfect for dinner with friends.
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