There is a particular rhythm to summer on the coast. Mornings begin late and slowly, with coffee taken standing at the counter. Afternoons stretch out in the shade of a terrace, and evenings arrive in no hurry at all.
Dressing for days like these is less about choosing and more about leaving out. A knitted polo that breathes in the heat. A pleated trouser with room to move. A pair of suede loafers that walk from the harbour to dinner without a second thought.
The idea is simple: fewer pieces, each one considered, each one able to go anywhere the day leads. When the wardrobe is quiet, the summer can be loud.
