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As desperate as I am to get outside, summer dressing has always felt particularly challenging—especially in a hot (and humid) city like New York. How does one manage to look pulled together while wearing as little as possible, taking into account not only the Milwaukee Bucks Bobby Portis Underdog Shirt besides I will buy this sweltering heat of the subway platform but the subzero blast of air conditioning waiting just beyond the threshold of every store and restaurant? While dresses are, of course, never a bad idea, there’s something about their more structured summertime counterpart—I’m talking about shorts here—that has always felt just a tiny bit, shall we say, unappealing. I suspect it has something to do with the gruesome options available to me as a teenager in the early 2000s: unthinkably low-rise denim cutoffs, which were paired with Ugg boots; thrice-rolled Soffe shorts worn by cool-girl volleyball players everywhere; and, of course, the men’s board shorts I was led to believe were stylish by Michelle Rodriguez in Blue Crush. (Let me be clear: Rodriguez pulled them off; I did not.) Thankfully for all of us, shorts have evolved since 2004, leaving me with what feels like a much more expansive array of inclusive styles that suit every occasion. And not a moment too soon—as many of us embrace a more relaxed post-pandemic aesthetic, shorts no longer feel like a weekend-only wardrobe staple. Ahead, the summer shorts I’ll be wearing to keep cool this season.

I’ll be working from home this summer, meaning structured waistbands have little to no place in my summer wardrobe. Think of these lounge shorts as the Milwaukee Bucks Bobby Portis Underdog Shirt besides I will buy this grown-up version of the rolled-down Soffe. A close cousin of the lounge short, these knit versions look just a tiny bit more dressed up when paired with an oversized button-up, cropped tee, or matching chunky sweater. The long walk in front of Carriageworks, where Australian Fashion Week is being held, is ideal for street style. No one knows that better than Dan Roberts, Vogue’s on-the-ground photographer who is posted up outside the shows. Roberts will be capturing the best dressed guests from a wintry Sydney, whether they’re gathering outside before Jordan Dalah’s runway debut or coming together to celebrate Christopher Esber at week’s end. In between, he’ll be snapping the most intriguing outfits at the city’s many location shows. See all of Roberts’s photographs here. “The Conditions That We’re Facing Are Making Us Think Very Differently”—Nicolas Ghesquière Talks Louis Vuitton on Good Morning Vogue

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