I have always been a summer person. I know in fashion everyone seems to love dressing for fall and experimenting with layering and outerwear. But in my opinion, that's overrated. I'm a huge fan of wearing color, flowy dresses, strappy sandals, two-piece sets, and, of course, killer swimwear and cover-ups. Unfortunately for me as someone who lives in New York City, it looks like we still have a long way to go before I'm floating through the West Village in a minidress on my way to have an Aperol...

I'm not sure about you, but I am more than ready for it to be summer already—or at least go on a vacation to some warm, tropical destination. In the meantime though, I can at least look at some stylish swimwear for a much-needed dose of inspiration. Here, I rounded up 31 styles under $100 that any fashion girl would love.  I'm talking ribbed textures, strappy designs, cutouts, '80s aesthetics, retro florals, rosettes, graphic prints, shimmery fabrics, and so many other styles that'll ca...

As purveyors of timeless style, French women tend to stick with the silhouettes they know and wear them on repeat. That's not to say that they're opposed to newertrends, but the classics really resonate with them. Whether it's the basics they repeat or the accessories that elevate their outfits, French style has remained consistent over the years, and we can't help but be inspired by it.With swimwear season in full swing, it's the perfect time to review which swim trends our Parisian f...

Who What Wear editors check Zara on the regular—like, multiple times a day—so upon waking up to the first snow of the season in NYC, we were delighted to see its latest drop of pretty new swimsuits ready to shop. This season's offering includes hues mostly found in nature—moody blues and greens and desert-inspired browns and oranges. There are also a few splashes of pink and purple, which go perfectly with the new style of printed tulle designs. From asymmetrical shoulders to subtle emb...