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For everyday wear, I think classic silhouettes in comfortable fabrics are key. Simple but sturdy sandals and cotton shorts can be dressed up with fun accessories like over-sized sunglasses, feminine tops, and assorted pieces of jewelry. My tips on not looking like a tourist are also something to consider when trying to put together a look that is relaxed, but not sloppy.
As for the beach, I think J.Crew has some of the most flattering and feminine swimwear out there. Since swimwear can be reused for many seasons, I think investing in well cut and superbly fitting swimsuit is a wise choice. For Lesley-Anne, since I know one of her favorite colors is blue, I chose a vintage-inspired one piece that will compliment her frame and her sophisticated taste.
Finally, I think having one or two pretty dresses for dinners is a must when honeymooning. I chose this brightly colored Madewell dress because I thought it captured vibrancy of island life and is visually interesting enough not to require a lot of accessories. Dresses also are a great option in keeping cool when visiting a warmer climate. A festive, brightly colored shoe (which Kate Spade does so well) also makes a dress more sophisticated without being stuffy.
I know some of our lovely readers are already married, I'd love to hear your tips on honeymoon style as well!
