The Non-Fashion Pieces Vogue Editors Are Wearing This Summer Inline
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Photo: Courtesy of farfetch.com2/11Kelly Connor, Vogue.com Market Editor
Denim cutoffs—usually my most reliable summer staple, just don’t do it for me anymore. Honestly, they just feel kind of tired and basic. To fix this problem, I invested in something even more basic: basketball shorts. Not only are they breathable, but they are the perfect combination of sleek and street, not to mention they are essentially just an abbreviated version of my deeply beloved track pants.
Nike Nikelab x Rt basketball shorts, $108, buy it now
Photo: Courtesy of backcountry.com3/11Arden Fanning, Vogue Beauty Associate
My older brother, a dangerous-sport enthusiast, customized a Fox motocross jersey for me with Arden on the back and Party on the sleeve—it’s the perfect summer-weight fabric to hide my hot sweats all season long—plus makes me feel suuuuuper brave and nimble in important meetings.
Fox racing Ripley jersey, $35, buy it now
Photo: Courtesy of constructiongear.com4/11Alessandra Codinha, Vogue.com Fashion News Editor
Military cargo shorts that I picked up at a vintage store early in the summer and have since worn to bits. They’re soft and comfortable and high-waisted with giant pockets (for dog-walking necessities) and with a little T-shirt, sort of the perfect farmers’ market weekend morning uniform.
Rothco vintage infantry utility shorts, $38, buy it now
Photo: Courtesy of dungarees.net5/11Jorden Bickham, Vogue.com Executive Fashion Editor
I like to wear brown-color Carhartt pants that I cut off a few inches above the ankle. In the summer, I have a “no dry clean” policy. Carhartt pants get better with every wash and with the summer we’ve been having, they get washed at least three times per week.
Carhartt washed duck relaxed fit pant, $40, buy it now
