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By Sofia Laurent · Updated September 2026 Spring arrived and rompers collectively said: we're back, we're bold, and we didn't come to play small. This season's romper moment isn't your 2015 music-festival afterthought — we're talking structured linen, smocked silk, wide-leg silhouettes that would make a Valentino runway jealous, and colors so saturated they're basically vitamins. Dopamine dressing has a new uniform, and it has exactly zero zippers in the back that require a second person to close. If you've been sleeping on rompers as a legitimate luxury-casual category, consider this your very loud wake-up call. As Vogue has been reporting for two consecutive seasons now, the one-piece silhouette is commanding serious editorial real estate — and the women wearing them aren't toning anything down. 1. The Coral-Red California Dream Coral-red. The color of a perfectly ripe blood orange at peak season — and this romper delivers every single oun...

By Sofia Laurent · Updated September 2026 Linen dresses are having a moment — and if you're under 5'4", you already know the struggle. The wrong cut swallows you whole. The wrong length makes you look like you borrowed someone else's clothes. But here's the thing: linen is actually one of the most petite-friendly fabrics out there once you know what to look for. It drapes without clinging, breathes without wilting, and — crucially — holds its shape through a full day of actual living. This guide covers 15 real, wearable looks organized by occasion, with specific tips for proportions that work on a smaller frame. We're talking specific. Hem lengths, sleeve rolls, belt placement. The kind of advice a stylist gives you in a fitting room, not a caption. For the Office: Linen That Means Business The mistake most people make is thinking linen is too casual for a professional setting. It's not — it just requires structure. For petites especially, an unbel...

By Sofia Laurent · Updated September 2026 OK so I need to talk about eyelet dresses because I genuinely cannot stop thinking about them. That tiny, deliberate cutwork — the little perforated holes that let light through just so — it's the kind of detail that makes you feel like you put in effort even when you absolutely did not. And this spring? Bold colors. We're not doing blush and beige anymore (well, not *only* that). We're doing cobalt. Coral. Fuchsia. Emerald. The kind of colors that make strangers stop you on the street. As Vogue has been tracking, broderie anglaise and eyelet detail are having a serious cultural moment right now — and honestly, the boldly colored versions are the ones worth paying attention to. I've rounded up 15 ways to wear the eyelet dress this spring, organized by occasion because that's genuinely how I think about getting dressed. You'll notice a theme: clean silhouettes, intentional color, not a lot of noise. The eyelet IS th...

By Sofia Laurent · Updated August 2026 There's a dress that does something no other silhouette quite manages: it moves with you. Not behind you, not against you — with you. Tiered dresses have been having a serious moment, and honestly, the timing makes sense. We're all a little done with clothes that require us to hold our breath, adjust constantly, or sacrifice comfort for shape. A good tiered dress gives you volume where it flatters, flow where it counts, and enough visual interest that you don't need to do much else. The best part? You don't need to spend a fortune to wear this trend well. Most of these looks can be pulled together for under $80, and the cost-per-wear math is genuinely on your side when a dress works this hard across this many occasions. Bold Color Is Having Its Moment — And Tiered Silhouettes Are the Reason Why Spring 2026 is not a season for playing it safe. As Vogue has been tracking, saturated color is back in a serious way — and tiered ...