The summer jacket that finally covers your arms.

92°F, you're walking from the train to lunch, and your shoulders are already pink.

For the days you forgot sunscreen again

• A lightweight layer with beaded embroidery detail that doesn't read costume-y. It just reads considered.
• Throws on over a tank or slip dress without bunching at the elbows. Looks like you planned the outfit.
• The chinoiserie touch is quiet, not loud. Closer to a vintage find than a theme.
• Folds small enough to live in your tote for the unpredictable afternoons.

Some pieces feel like a uniform by week two. This is one of them.

• Lives in your tote for the train-to-restaurant walk in July
• Beaded detail that catches light without being a Look
• Throws on over a slip dress and immediately reads intentional
• Doesn't trap heat the way a denim jacket does
• Reads vintage-found, not costume-rack