4th of July Edit

As the Fourth of July approaches, the return of red, white, and blue to wardrobes everywhere feels inevitable, but it’s never redundant. These aren’t just the colors of tradition; they’re the shades of expression, individuality, and reinvention. This year, we're not just dressing for the holiday, we're curating a look that lives beyond it.

Across every silhouette and fabric, America’s iconic palette is getting a modern makeover. The best pieces aren’t literal, they’re layered, poetic, and endlessly wearable. Whether you're headed to a rooftop soirée, a beachside brunch, or a backyard BBQ, let your look be a reflection of who you are, and where you’re going. And it all starts with pieces that feel intentional.

Red is no longer a novelty, it’s a declaration. From deep oxblood to fiery crimson, red shows up in sculptural dresses, sharp tailoring, sculpted slides, and glossed accessories. A cherry-red mini can serve as your statement piece, while red-tinted sunglasses or a lipstick-colored clutch offers just the right dose of vibrance. For those seeking a subtler route, reach for red in earthy tones, merlot, brick, burnt sienna, that blend seamlessly into your summer wardrobe.

White is summer’s canvas: clean, crisp, and endlessly sophisticated. A white linen shirt worn open over swimwear or tucked into high-waisted trousers becomes a styling anchor. Choose structured poplin dresses, sheer layers, or pleated wide-leg pants for a look that feels fresh yet polished. This isn’t the white of old-school uniforms; this is white redefined, textured, intentional, and chic.

Blue is your grounding force. It’s the quiet confidence in a tonal silk set, the cool ease of a chambray romper, the nostalgia of a raw-hem denim jacket. From washed indigo to midnight navy, blue speaks to calm strength and versatile styling. Whether layered with white or paired with a pop of red, it’s a foundational hue that never fades.

And then there are the motifs, stars and stripes, reimagined. No longer confined to cliché, they now show up in painterly linework, constellation-inspired embroidery, and architectural cut-outs. A star-scattered mesh top or a striped silk scarf elevates the familiar with a knowing wink. These pieces nod to tradition while looking firmly toward the future.

This season also belongs to the independents, the designers who are reshaping Americana through a global lens. Think hand-dyed indigo cottons, deconstructed denim silhouettes, red tulle skirts layered like sculpture. These aren’t just clothes, they’re quiet revolutions stitched in silk, mesh, and raw-edge linen. The beauty is in the details: asymmetric tailoring, artisanal fabrics, unexpected hardware. These are pieces designed for those who want more than an outfit, they want a narrative.

As you build your look, consider the pieces that do more. A white linen shirt that works from beach to dinner. A cobalt knit tank that anchors bold accessories. A patent red sandal that punctuates a minimalist palette. Every item should speak for itself, and still play well with others.

Our curated edit is filled with pieces that capture the spirit of July 4th, without confining you to it. Whether it’s a structured navy vest with sculptural seams, a crisp pair of white trousers, or a star-stamped clutch from a rising indie brand, each garment is here to help you define your own version of freedom. And that’s the point. This isn’t costume. This isn’t a theme. It’s a celebration of individuality, style, and personal narrative—all through a palette with centuries of visual power.