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August feels like a month caught between two moods. I’m still fully squeezing every last drop out of summer—beach days, dinners outside, and a resistance to my calendar feeling too full. But I’m also starting to crave a little more structure: getting dressed in real clothes again, returning to the routines that make me feel good, and making a few small shifts at home. This month’s picks live right in that in-between—easy pieces to wear now and layer later, end-of-summer beauty essentials, and a few things making the transition back to routine feel a lot more appealing. 


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Fully in My Overalls Era

I wore these corduroy overalls to the farm stand last weekend and got stopped by multiple people asking where they were from. They have that relaxed-but-still-pulled-together look I’m always trying to achieve. I also picked up this relaxed tee and the coziest towel-like sweatshirt, which has become the first thing I pull on after the beach or pool. — Camille Styles, Editor in Chief

The Low-Rise Jeans That Won Me Over

I’m wearing my first pair of low-rise jeans in years, and no one is more surprised than I am by how much I love them. They’re relaxed without looking sloppy, sit at a really flattering spot, and somehow make every basic tee look cooler. Use code CAMILLESTYLES15 for 15% off at Paige. — Camille Styles, Editor in Chief

My Late-Summer Layering Formula

My summer uniform has followed a very simple formula: a super-soft boxy tee, relaxed jeans, and a chunky cotton sweater thrown over my shoulders. It looks pulled together without requiring much thought—and when the temperature drops in the evening, I’m prepared. — Camille Styles, Editor in Chief

The Throw-On Layer I’ll Live In

This oversized mockneck is exactly what I want to pull on before a morning walk, after a workout, or anytime the beach gets chilly. The funnel neck gives it a little more style than your average sweatshirt, but it’s still incredibly soft and roomy. I love the heathered ivory and the tiny USA embroidery feels sporty in a very understated way. — Camille Styles, Editor in Chief

The Bag I Carried Everywhere

I joined Vivrelle a couple of months ago, and it’s been one of the most genuinely fun things I’ve done in a while. It’s a membership that lets you borrow designer bags, jewelry, and watches without making the full investment. I just returned this soft leather Saint Laurent after carrying it everywhere for a month—so grab it before someone else does. Next, I have my eye on this Celine raffia tote for the last stretch of summer. Use code CAMILLESTYLES for 50% off your first two months.   — Camille Styles, Editor in Chief

My Heat-Wave Bra

This is the bra I reach for when it’s too hot to tolerate an actual bra. The fabric is unbelievably light, but it still gives me enough support and shape to look good under a fitted tee. No wires, no digging, and no adjusting it all day. — Camille Styles, Editor in Chief

The Fall Transition Pant

I’ve been so inspired to revamp my wardrobe after spending three months in London, and one of my first purchases after being back home are a pair of bloomer pants. They’re chic, comfortable, and can be dressed up or down. They give ultimate cool-girl vibes to me, and I plan on wearing them well into the fall! — Kristen Garaffo, Design Editor

A Subtle Statement Piece

Lately, no outfit is complete without this diamond ear cuff. One of my favorite jewelry designers recently came out with a lab-diamond collection, and I immediately added this cuff to my collection. It’s earned me compliments everywhere I go, and elevates both basic everyday looks and occasion-wear. Plus, it’s actually comfortable and feels secure on the ear. — Bridget Chambers, Fashion Editor

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A Summer Table Essential

Summer entertaining is all about keeping things simple, and this handcrafted wood bowl does exactly that. It transitions seamlessly from everyday dinners to weekend gatherings, and its natural wood only gets more beautiful with time. It’s the kind of piece you’ll wonder how you ever lived without. — Camille Styles, Editor in Chief

The Perfect Neutral Rug

If you’ve been wanting to refresh a room without redecorating, start with a rug. This one instantly made my space feel more layered and inviting, and the neutral tones work with everything I already own. The fact that I can throw it in the washing machine makes it even better. — Camille Styles, Editor in Chief

My 3 p.m. Pick-Me-Up

One of my favorite habits I started this year is constantly having chocolate in my purse. Just a handful of chocolate treats tossed into my bag has really changed my life. I don’t think about them being there, but when 3 p.m. hits at the office or I’m waiting in line at the post office, there’s something about remembering that I have a treat in my bag that creates a moment of joy. I have a few different brands and types of chocolate that I’ll pick up at the store, but these Hu Kitchen Dark Chocolate Bites are one of my current faves in rotation. — Suruchi Avasthi, Food Editor and Photographer

The Coolest Sleep Upgrade

We just updated our bedding with Brooklinen’s new cooling TENCEL sheets and couldn’t be happier (’cause I’m sleeping without sweating!). They’re a super-light blend, but still drape so nicely.  — Brittany Chatburn, Content Marketing Director

Beauty & Wellness

For More Restful Nights

In my ongoing quest to get a solid eight hours, I’ve taken some form of nighttime stress support for years. I can always tell when I forget it because I’m much more likely to wake up at 2 a.m. with my brain suddenly drafting tomorrow’s to-do list. This is my current favorite: I take two about an hour before bed, and it helps me wind down and sleep more steadily through the night.

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— Camille Styles, Editor in Chief

The Most Luxurious Body Duo

I’ve been using these after every shower, and together they make my skin look noticeably smoother and glowier. I massage the firming lotion in from shoulders to toes, then layer the oil over it while my skin is still slightly damp. It takes about two minutes and makes an everyday shower feel much more luxurious. — Camille Styles, Editor in Chief

My Three-Step Hair Repair Routine

Whenever my hair starts feeling dry from sun, salt water, and heat styling, I go back to a simple repair routine: treat, shampoo, condition. This set includes it all. My hair feels softer and stronger afterward without requiring a professional treatment. — Camille Styles, Editor in Chief

The Collagen That Changed My Nails 

I’m shocked by how much stronger my nails are after two months of taking this collagen. Years of gel manicures left them weak, peeling, and nearly impossible to grow, and I’m finally seeing the healthy natural nails I’d been trying to get back. I add two scoops to my coffee every morning—the vanilla and coconut cream flavor makes it taste like a treat. — Camille Styles, Editor in Chief

The Natural Deodorant I’ve Used for Years

A few of you have asked if I have a natural deodorant that actually works, and this is the one I’ve used for probably five years. It gets me through hot days without needing to reapply, and the scents feel elevated rather than overly “natural.” Saffron & Cedar is my current favorite—the matching body wash is also so good. — Camille Styles, Editor in Chief

My End-of-Summer Skin Reset

I’ve gotten a little more sun than I meant to this summer, and the uneven patches are starting to show. I’m reaching for this hydroquinone-free pigment treatment to help address the dark spots and discoloration without making my routine more complicated. It’s a very unglamorous, but necessary part of my end-of-summer skin reset. — Camille Styles, Editor in Chief

A Dewy Skin Essential

I hate to admit it, but Instagram’s algorithm knew exactly what it was doing when it served me this day balm! Living in Denver, my skin is perpetually dry; hyaluronic acid saves me no matter the season. Especially during the summer, my skin-care routine is intentionally minimal. Froya Organics’ Day Balm is the second-to-last step I never skip, along with sunscreen (I’m still obsessed with Tower 28’s SPF 30 tinted sunscreen). It gives my skin a lovely glow without feeling heavy. — Edie Horstman, Wellness Editor

The One-Tool Blowout

I love when something lives up to the hype, and the T3 Aire 360 does. I have long, mostly straight hair, and a voluminous blowout just isn’t in the cards. My arms get too tired, I get all sweaty—it’s a whole thing. So this tool is truly magical. It dries my hair in minutes, curls as it dries, and gives volume without the arm workout… I didn’t think it was possible. And it’s compact enough that I packed it in my carry-on because it’s really earned its place in my desert-island tools. Cannot recommend enough.  — Brittany Chatburn, Content Marketing Director

Lip Gloss Meets Hydration

Not all lip treatments are created equal, and the ANFISA Skin Lip Balm has officially been my favorite for the third month in a row. It’s a universal sheer tint, but what really sets it apart is the glow. It gives the glossiest, glass-like finish and lasts longer than any other lip treatment I’ve tried (yes—even Rhode and Summer Fridays). My morning and evening skincare routines aren’t complete without a thick layer, and I add it over lip liner when I’m doing my makeup. It’s deeply hydrating, incredibly glossy, and has officially earned a permanent spot in my lineup.  — Bridget Chambers, Fashion Editor

My Post-Lift Essential

As a lifting girlie, I’ve long heard my fellow gym girls telling me about how I should add creatine to my routine. And as someone who is skeptical at best with almost any wellness trend (and not looking for additional supplements to check off my list), I put it off for a long time. Most creatines aren’t vegetarian, so I had an easy out. Then when I got word of a vegan creatine, curiosity got the better of me, and I decided to give it a try. Having now added this creatine to my routine over the last month, I can honestly say that I’ve seen a difference in my muscle definition and my recovery post-workout, in addition to just feeling more energy. I personally enjoy adding a scoop to my smoothie post-workout, but this creatine also dissolves easily in water without any weird textures—and actually tastes refreshing! — Suruchi Avasthi, Food Editor and Photographer

A Five-Minute Mani

I’ve spent the last three months with short, bare nails, but the time has come to be reunited with my press-ons. This Olive and June set is cost-effective and easy to put on and take off—and they look so chic! Fully obsessed and so happy to be back in my press-on era. — Kristen Garaffo, Design Editor

Nighttime Skin-Care Staple

I love a moisturizer that feels hydrating without sitting heavily on the skin, and this one gets it exactly right. The thick formula melts in beautifully and gives my skin that nourished feeling. Best of all, I can still feel the difference in my skin when I wake up the next morning. — Tatom Hoffmann, Marketing Intern





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