Temperatures are climbing and inhibitions are dropping fast in the city
Photo-Illustration: by The Cut; Photos: BFA, Getty Images . Summer in New York is about having fun. If the explosion of color at the Christopher John Rogers show this week lends any indication, this season’s biggest trend is joy, by way of experimentation in color, texture, and silhouette, however you want to wear it.
Best Pop of Color: Karla Smith-Brown Photo: Bennett Raglin/Getty Images for The Fragrance Foundation A dress that actually makes me want to wear yellow: The citrus hue, the cut, and the slight draping give Olivee Floral founder Karla Smith-Brown’s look at the Fragrance Foundation Awards an elevated finish.
Best Dress Shape: Gigi Goode Photo: Dominik Bindl/Getty Images Gigi Goode in the CJR tulip dress at the Christopher John Rogers Resort 23 show feels like the summer match made in heaven. Most Summery Look: Selah Marley Photo: Mike Vitelli/BFA.com/Mike Vitelli/BFA.com Selah Marley looks effortless at the Free Arts Auction and inspires us to plan that beach getaway — stat.
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