Go Long!

Model Cindy Bruna shows us how to wear Bermuda shorts, the French It girl way, by tapping into black-and-white essentials, starting with a polished, tailored short, and finishing with a contrasting, satin top and sleek, penny loafers. Bruna certified this look as street style-ready, with the addition of black trouser socks and designer sunglasses, for that little extra je ne sais quoi, perfect for your next city commute or exploring that picturesque town on a summer trip.

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Ready, Set, Jet!

Your next airport outfit is solved. Julianne Moore’s monochrome, noir look is exactly what we are aiming to replicate for the next time we have a flight to catch. It’s simple, it’s sensible, but it’s also ultra-stylish. Start with a chunky, collared knit (for those in-flight chills, of course), add an effortless trouser pant, and style with your favorite, leather flats, oversized sunglasses, and a touch of gold jewelry for instant finesse. Now, all you’ll have to worry about is what to pack.

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Model Off-Duty

Although Alexa Chung dazzled on the Cannes red carpet, her low-key moments to and from Hôtel Martinez were just as attention-grabbing. Here, she meshed wardrobe essentials, like a khaki trench coat, white jeans, and canvas tote bag, with her signature vintage sensibilities. Adding in a lace-trimmed top, fashion-forward shoes, and vintage-inspired sunglasses, she creates a chic mix, where coastal cool meets fashion-forward ease—ideal for travel, work, and so much more.

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Easy Does It

Consider this leather bomber jacket and pleated trouser combination your transitional styling hack. When paired with a classic, white T-shirt and laid-back flip-flops, this is one look you’d certainly spot editors wearing during Fashion Month. A brown belt and hobo handbag, in a fresh shade of blue, break up the tonality of model Irina Shayk’s neutral ensemble.

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Easy on the Eyelet

It’s no secret we have a major style crush on Daisy Edgar-Jones. The Gucci girl looked right at home, conjuring the feel of a Mediterranean holiday, by leaning into summer whites. Her embroidered shorts set was near perfection, expertly combining the feel of bohemia, a theme she regularly likes to play with, along with notes of modernity. A vintage-inspired straw bag and strappy, white heels bring the look home.

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April Showers Bring May Flowers

Even when not in Sylvie’s shoes on Emily in Paris, French actress Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu is always on point with her style game. She made a splash on the Cannes circuit with this vibrant, Marni dress—an ideal choice for all the upcoming fêtes you might have RSVP’d for this summer (it’s even made from cotton—meaning, truly easy and breezy). When styled with Parisian twists, this one reads chic sans doute. Slip into classic, strappy heels and adorn your wrist with a simple cuff bracelet to let the dress take center stage.

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New Era Y2K

Bella Hadid has a history of nailing Cannes dressing—anyone remember her gold dress moment last year? She continues to deliver this time around—one of our favorites being an easy-to-replicate play on early-aughts dressing. A structured corset top and high-waisted bootcut jeans feel totally contemporary in monochrome white, while camel-toned accessories usher in a bit of contrast. Add a scarf to the handle of your bag for extra style points, à la Hadid.

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Back to Basics

Minimalist maven Dakota Johnson leaned into the less-is-more adage for a day on the Côte d’Azur. Donning a thin-strapped, Gucci midi dress, with equally delicate heels, this is a versatile look that can go from day-to-night in a flash—we’d just swap in some kind of flat sandals if you plan to pound any sort of pavement or cobblestone. Complete the look in an understated way with a sleek braid, black sunglasses, and dainty hoop earrings.