Launching alongside the new WeWoreWhat swim collection, the pieces feel less like accessories and more like artifacts – the kind of jewelry that looks like it was collected over a decade of good summers: a fish charm picked up at a market in Capri, a strand of colored beads from a weekend at the beach, a stone pendant you’ve worn so much it feels like yours. That’s exactly the point.

Here’s how Danielle has been wearing them:

The Black Beaded Tassel Necklace – a dramatic, almost western-feeling piece with a tassel end is the star of one of the most editorial looks in the set: a fitted black tank dress, and slim oval sunglasses with an iced coffee in hand. Peak New York summer.

Beaded Bracelet Stack – is the kind of accessory that makes an entire outfit feel intentional without trying. Worn stacked on the wrist alongside a sculptural burgundy lacquered clutch and layered necklaces over a black halter crop top and wide-leg trousers, it adds the right amount of color and texture – earthy, collected, effortless.

The Lapiz Beaded Tassel Necklace worn with a white lace-trim slip dress and a black leather tote is the kind of effortless summer-in-the-city look that’ll have everyone asking where you got that necklace.

The Neutral Stone Collar in creamy neutrals shows up twice – both times paired with a white deep-scoop tank and linen-style wide-leg pants, worn with oversized brown tinted sunglasses and a cognac leather bag. Clean, warm, and completely wearable.

The Jade Stone Necklace anchors a standout look: a bright fuchsia slip dress, styled with a black Hermès Kelly bag with gold hardware. The contrast between the saturated magenta and the earthy green stone necklace is the whole outfit.

The WeWoreWhat x Hannah B jewelry line spans colorful beaded necklaces, natural stone pieces, fish charms, pearl accents, and layered cord styles that hit different depending on how you stack them. The color palette runs the full range – cobalt lapis, rich burgundy, earthy browns, pops of turquoise, cream, and black – meaning there’s a piece (or three) for every summer outfit in your rotation.

Shop Jewelry → 🐚 Shop Swim →

Although we’re technically halfway through the year, I feel like our summer is only just getting started. We’re still in Spain, we extended our trip by a week at the last minute because we simply weren’t ready to come home. There’s a few more trips ahead this month, a little pre-fall shopping (I don’t make the fashion calendar, I promise), and our kitchen renovation to come home to. Here’s a look at the month ahead!

What We’re Doing

• We just wrapped five days at Marbella Club and it was even better than we hoped. We could barely get the girls to hang out with us because they wanted to be at the kids club the entire time!
• We head home, then leave again for the Hamptons for a short photoshoot for a brand.
• After that we’re home for a bit before heading back to the Hamptons to spend a few days with friends, then flying to Switzerland to meet more friends for the last leg of our summer travels.
• I’m looking forward to Switzerland and Austria at the end of the month. It’ll be a nice reprieve from the heat, and it’s a new spot we’ve never been to.
• We get a peek at our kitchen renovation once we’re home this week. It’s still only halfway through, but I can’t wait to see the progress!

What I’m Wearing

Here are the repeat MVPs of our trip:

I have a few pieces I’m saving for the end of our trip that I haven’t worn yet:

A few Spanish brands I’ve bought and worn on repeat while here:

What I’m Buying

I know it’s a little wild to be talking pre-fall at the start of July, but I don’t make the fashion calendar! Pieces I pre-ordered are starting to trickle in, and here’s what I’m reaching for this fall (plus I can wear some of it a little early in Switzerland and Austria next month):

I’m having an orange moment right now, and here’s what’s on my list:

What I’m Eyeing

And to wrap up, some really good designer sale finds:

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Our daily workwear reports suggest one piece of work-appropriate attire in a range of prices.

Yesterday’s post inspired me to take a look for a summery tie-neck blouse, and I’m really loving this lightweight ivory number from Veronica Beard. I especially like that the bow is a little bit lower, rather than right at the neck, which I always find annoying. This would be a wardrobe workhorse for me — I could see myself  wearing it with everything from suits to trousers to skirts all summer long. 

The fabric looks like it may run a little sheer, but as a millennial, you know I love to add a camisole underneath. These smoothing camis from Jockey have been my go-tos for years.

The blouse is on sale for $209 (down from $398) at Veronica Beard and comes in sizes 00-16. 

Sales of note for 7/3 (Happy 4th!):

• Nordstrom – Designer clearance, up to 60% off!
• Alexis Bittar – 20% off sitewide thru 7/5
• Alex Mill – 40-70% off some of their favorite, small batch pieces!
• Another Tomorrow – Final days of sale, new styles added
• Ann Taylor – 50% off everything + free shipping — readers love this blouse and I always love the variety of colors/textures for this jacket (it’s a great separate)
• Athleta – Extra 20% off semi-annual sale, up to 60% off reader favorites like Brookyn and Endless pants
• AYR – Ooh, good sale section — but lots on final sale. Readers love (LOVE) these comfy work pants and these jeans.
• Banana Republic – Summer sale up to 60% off sale styles + extra 20% off
• Boden -Up to 60% off plus an extra 15% off – readers love these dresses, these blazers, and the brand’s fun suiting
• COS – New pieces added to sale, up to 60% off
• DeMellier – Summer sale: Final Reductions (ends soon!)
• Evereve – Extra 30% off sale!
• The Fold – Up to 50% off, further markdowns
• Hobbs – Up to 50% off, extra 20% off sale
• J.Crew – Summer sale – up to 60% off summer styles, and 40% off select cashmere
• J.Crew Factory – 50% off all stores and sitewide, plus 60% off clearance
• Jenni Kayne – Semi-annual warehouse sale
• Lo & Sons – Summer sale, up to 50% off (but 10% off sitewide!) (love their new weekender!)
• Lululemon – Summer sale!
• Margaux – Save up to 50% off, including archive sale
• M.M.LaFleur – Sitewide sale, up to 70% off! (Try code CORPORETTE15 for 15% off on other items)
• Nordstrom Rack – Clearance, new arrivals up to 75% off! Nice selection of Vince, Veronica Beard, Reiss and Rag & Bone, a ton of affordable work dresses from Calvin Klein, Maggy London, Eliza J, and Donna Morgan
• Ruti – 15% sitewide
• Sarah Flint – Extra 30% off select styles (we just ranked these shoes as some of our top 10 most comfortable heel brands)
• Strathberry – Up to 30% off select styles
• Stuart Weitzman – Summer styles now up to 40% off
• Talbots – 50% off your entire purchase + free shipping
• Veronica Beard – Extra 25% off sale

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I didn’t think I’d ever wear mineral sunscreen again, but I couldn’t resist the chance to try the award-winning mineral sunscreen from Australian brand Emma Lewisham.

Every part of the product is elevated, from the feel of the sunscreen on your skin, the beautiful purple bottle with a clever dispenser to the faint scent and color with it. They call it “skincare meets suncare” and that is definitely how it feels. (Also great: zero white cast!) I also like that you can purchase refills separately for the bottles.

The facial sunscreen is $62; you can find it at EmmaLewisham.com or CredoBeauty.com.

Sales of note for 7/3 (Happy 4th!):

• Nordstrom – Designer clearance, up to 60% off!
• Alexis Bittar – 20% off sitewide thru 7/5
• Alex Mill – 40-70% off some of their favorite, small batch pieces!
• Another Tomorrow – Final days of sale, new styles added
• Ann Taylor – 50% off everything + free shipping — readers love this blouse and I always love the variety of colors/textures for this jacket (it’s a great separate)
• Athleta – Extra 20% off semi-annual sale, up to 60% off reader favorites like Brookyn and Endless pants
• AYR – Ooh, good sale section — but lots on final sale. Readers love (LOVE) these comfy work pants and these jeans.
• Banana Republic – Summer sale up to 60% off sale styles + extra 20% off
• Boden -Up to 60% off plus an extra 15% off – readers love these dresses, these blazers, and the brand’s fun suiting
• COS – New pieces added to sale, up to 60% off
• DeMellier – Summer sale: Final Reductions (ends soon!)
• Evereve – Extra 30% off sale!
• The Fold – Up to 50% off, further markdowns
• Hobbs – Up to 50% off, extra 20% off sale
• J.Crew – Summer sale – up to 60% off summer styles, and 40% off select cashmere
• J.Crew Factory – 50% off all stores and sitewide, plus 60% off clearance
• Jenni Kayne – Semi-annual warehouse sale
• Lo & Sons – Summer sale, up to 50% off (but 10% off sitewide!) (love their new weekender!)
• Lululemon – Summer sale!
• Margaux – Save up to 50% off, including archive sale
• M.M.LaFleur – Sitewide sale, up to 70% off! (Try code CORPORETTE15 for 15% off on other items)
• Nordstrom Rack – Clearance, new arrivals up to 75% off! Nice selection of Vince, Veronica Beard, Reiss and Rag & Bone, a ton of affordable work dresses from Calvin Klein, Maggy London, Eliza J, and Donna Morgan
• Ruti – 15% sitewide
• Sarah Flint – Extra 30% off select styles (we just ranked these shoes as some of our top 10 most comfortable heel brands)
• Strathberry – Up to 30% off select styles
• Stuart Weitzman – Summer styles now up to 40% off
• Talbots – 50% off your entire purchase + free shipping
• Veronica Beard – Extra 25% off sale

OUTFIT DETAILS: Leganini Dress (similar here and here), Loeffler Randall Scarf, Hermes Bag (similar here & here), Ancient Greek Sandals, Bottega Veneta Sunglasses, Sherman Field Necklaces

One of the things I love most about summer is how quickly and unexpectedly a whole day can unfold. You leave for a coffee date, stumble into a farmer’s market, then suddenly find yourself grabbing lunch with a friend or popping into a cute shop on the way home. Those are the days that make me want an outfit that feels ready for anything. When I’m not heading out with a real itinerary, I still want to feel dressed for the part, no matter what the little stops turn out to be.

That is where a bit of color, print, and small details go such a long way. Easy and functional enough for that first coffee, but still a full look in itself when the afternoon starts unfolding with plans of its own. Lunch lasts longer, the walk home takes a detour, and what started as one quick stop turns into exactly the kind of summer day worth getting dressed for.

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I feel like I’ve been in a reading slump lately, ladies — what great books have you read recently? What is the ONE book that you would hands down recommend to someone to read, whether or not it’s recent publication or a recent read for you?

I continue to read my romance books, with a lot of 3.5-star reads that aren’t really worth discussing. Also on my bedside table: various hobby-centric books (never thought I’d want to read about beneficial insects, but here we are) and future-Griffin-family stuff as well (some reading about colleges, travel books for a trip we’re planning, etc.). I also continue to pick up and put down The Power Broker, mostly listening to the audiobook on Spotify. (And of course I read the NYT daily, the WSJ on Sundays, and the Atlantic and others when time permits.)

For my ONE book that I would recommend hands down, one that I think of often is a book of short stories from Margaret Atwood, although I’ll admit I’m due for a reread: Good Bones and Simple Murders. I’d say they’re peak Atwood, and I would call the whole book “fun” while also being dystopian and dark. (If you like the works of the artist Jenny Holzer and musician/storyteller Laurie Anderson, this is a definite must.)

Irish fashion influencers are shaping the modern style landscape through creativity, culture and individuality. They go beyond trends, using fashion as a powerful form of self-expression and storytelling. From bold aesthetics to thoughtful narratives, their voices bring fresh perspectives to the industry. Each creator offers something unique that resonates with diverse audiences. Together, they define the evolving spirit of fashion in Ireland.

Fashion has always been about more than what we wear, it’s a reflection of culture, identity, creativity and confidence. This month, we are spotlighting nine creators whose distinct perspectives inspire audiences across fashion, art and lifestyle. From bold personal style to thoughtful storytelling, each brings something unique to their content.

Irish Fashion Influencers Shaping Style and Culture

Emma McEvoy has built a loyal following through her refreshingly approachable take on fashion. Whether she’s styling elevated wardrobe essentials or sharing the latest high-street finds, Emma proves that great style doesn’t have to be complicated. Her content celebrates confidence, versatility and dressing for real life, making her a go-to source for everyday outfit inspiration.

As a journalist and stylist, Corina Gaffey brings depth to the fashion conversation. She explores the intersection of style, identity and contemporary culture with intelligence and curiosity, reminding us that fashion isn’t just about trends, it’s about the stories behind them.

Sarah Macken has a refined aesthetic and strong commitment to mindful fashion. Through curated content and journalism, she highlights craftsmanship, quality and timeless dressing while encouraging more considered consumption, demonstrating that elegance and sustainability can go hand in hand.

Kwanele Nomoyi approaches style with confidence, individuality and creativity. His ability to blend contemporary tailoring, streetwear influences and luxury fashion serve looks that feel both polished and personal.

Artist and designer Helen Steele has created a signature world where art and fashion seamlessly collide. Instantly recognisable for her vibrant prints and expressive use of colour, Helen’s work encourages fearless dressing and joyful creativity.

Joanne Hynes  is known for her theatrical designs, intricate embellishment and fearless imagination, her work reminds us that fashion is, at its heart, an art form.

Cathy O’Connor’s fashion philosophy is rooted in authenticity. With a wardrobe that balances classic investment pieces with contemporary trends, she inspires her audience to embrace their own personal style rather than chasing every passing trend.

Jess Colivet brings a sophisticated perspective to contemporary fashion. Known for elevated styling, minimalist aesthetics and carefully curated looks, she showcases how thoughtful wardrobe choices can create maximum impact.

Joanne Mooney is redefining sustainable style through her passion for making, repairing and upcycling clothing. By transforming existing garments into fresh, contemporary pieces, she champions a more conscious approach to fashion that values creativity over consumption.

What connects these creators isn’t a single aesthetic, it’s their individuality. Together, they represent the many ways fashion can be experienced: through journalism, design, artistry, sustainability, luxury, everyday style and self-expression. Whether you’re looking for styling inspiration, thoughtful commentary or a fresh perspective on fashion, these creators are well worth following. Are there any you would add to the list?

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please do contact us anytime by clicking here

Irish fashion influencers are shaping the modern style landscape through creativity, culture and individuality. They go beyond trends, using fashion as a powerful form of self-expression and storytelling. From bold aesthetics to thoughtful narratives, their voices bring fresh perspectives to the industry. Each creator offers something unique that resonates with diverse audiences. Together, they define the evolving spirit of fashion in Ireland.

Fashion has always been about more than what we wear, it’s a reflection of culture, identity, creativity and confidence. This month, we are spotlighting nine creators whose distinct perspectives inspire audiences across fashion, art and lifestyle. From bold personal style to thoughtful storytelling, each brings something unique to their content.

Irish Fashion Influencers Shaping Style and Culture

Emma McEvoy has built a loyal following through her refreshingly approachable take on fashion. Whether she’s styling elevated wardrobe essentials or sharing the latest high-street finds, Emma proves that great style doesn’t have to be complicated. Her content celebrates confidence, versatility and dressing for real life, making her a go-to source for everyday outfit inspiration.

As a journalist and stylist, Corina Gaffey brings depth to the fashion conversation. She explores the intersection of style, identity and contemporary culture with intelligence and curiosity, reminding us that fashion isn’t just about trends, it’s about the stories behind them.

Sarah Macken has a refined aesthetic and strong commitment to mindful fashion. Through curated content and journalism, she highlights craftsmanship, quality and timeless dressing while encouraging more considered consumption, demonstrating that elegance and sustainability can go hand in hand.

Kwanele Nomoyi approaches style with confidence, individuality and creativity. His ability to blend contemporary tailoring, streetwear influences and luxury fashion serve looks that feel both polished and personal.

Artist and designer Helen Steele has created a signature world where art and fashion seamlessly collide. Instantly recognisable for her vibrant prints and expressive use of colour, Helen’s work encourages fearless dressing and joyful creativity.

Joanne Hynes  is known for her theatrical designs, intricate embellishment and fearless imagination, her work reminds us that fashion is, at its heart, an art form.

Cathy O’Connor’s fashion philosophy is rooted in authenticity. With a wardrobe that balances classic investment pieces with contemporary trends, she inspires her audience to embrace their own personal style rather than chasing every passing trend.

Jess Colivet brings a sophisticated perspective to contemporary fashion. Known for elevated styling, minimalist aesthetics and carefully curated looks, she showcases how thoughtful wardrobe choices can create maximum impact.

Joanne Mooney is redefining sustainable style through her passion for making, repairing and upcycling clothing. By transforming existing garments into fresh, contemporary pieces, she champions a more conscious approach to fashion that values creativity over consumption.

What connects these creators isn’t a single aesthetic, it’s their individuality. Together, they represent the many ways fashion can be experienced: through journalism, design, artistry, sustainability, luxury, everyday style and self-expression. Whether you’re looking for styling inspiration, thoughtful commentary or a fresh perspective on fashion, these creators are well worth following. Are there any you would add to the list?

For any questions/feedback regarding the above mentioned products/brands,
please do contact us anytime by clicking here