5 Summery Tunics to Wear Right Now - Tracy Kaler's New York Life + Travel Blog

Tunic weather is upon us! The lovely Miss Scarlett James models the Scarlett Tunic. In navy blue with lime green trim, this dress is available for both big girl and little girl fashionistas.

Goodbye pullovers! I look forward to breaking out the tunics in my closet. Bold prints, feminine florals, and subtle solids –– I love them all. Pair with leggings, cropped pants, or on those sultry New York City days, showoff your tan and pedicure. Don any of these five summery tunics on a warm day in the Big Apple, or when you escape the city for a weekend in the Hamptons.

Throw on a straw hat and a pair of flip flops with the Darry Embroidered Cotton Tunic from Calpyso St. Barth, for a casual, beachy look. Stay comfy yet chic all day long in this billowy, bohemian 100 percent cotton piece. When the sun goes down, switch to your espadrille wedges and dress up this casual look. Price is $275.

Darry Embroidered Cotton Tunic

This classic Bloom Tunic Dress from Isabel Marant is crafted in a cotton-blend gauze, and features a deep V-neckline and slitted sides. Accessorize with a necklace, or not, and don’t forget to stack your favorite bangles. You’ll feel boho-chic yet stay cool on your night out in the city that never sleeps.

Bloom Tunic Dress

Appear refined yet a bit adventurous in the Tinamou Stitched Tunic in Navy from Anthropologie. You’ll stand out in a crowd when sporting this top –– a combo of embroidery, patched fabric, and beads. Pair with flats or chunky platforms. This garment is hand wash only, and retails for $98.

Tinamou Stitched Tunic

I can’t get enough of the Brandyce Tunic from Tory Burch. I’m in love with the classic silhouette, fabric belt and detailing, as well as the sixties shape. Nothing screams warm weather more than this botanical design and crisp white blend of cotton, linen, and silk. This beauty retails for $350.

Brandyce Tunic

This dress should hang in every closet. Look elegant and feel great-hearted in this adorable, crisp Scarlett Tunic from Sail to Sable. Available for both big girl and little girl fashionistas, moms and daughters alike can sport this bold-trimmed navy tunic.

When NYC-based fashion designer Jennifer Stocker heard of a friend’s daughter battling lymphoma, she wanted to do something to help. Upon meeting Scarlett James, Stocker was inspired by the little girl’s positive outlook and passion for fashion. She realized that her clothing line, Sail to Sable, would be the perfect outlet to raise funds to benefit pediatric cancer research. Designed in Scarlett’s favorite color, the dress is trimmed in lime green, the color that brings awareness to lymphoma.

Scarlett’s friends look super chic in the Scarlett Tunic.

To introduce The Scarlett Tunic, Sail to Sable is hosting a launch event on June 5, 2014, at the Jack Rogers store at 1198 Madison Ave. The event will feature photographs from a new campaign starring Scarlett and her friends in her custom-designed dress and Jack Rogers sandals. In addition to net proceeds from the sale of The Scarlett Tunic, a portion of proceeds from the overall event will also benefit the Scarlett Fund at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center.

Shop the Scarlett Tunic at Sail to Sable, Jack Rogers, or at the pop-up shop in Greenwich, CT at 115 Mason St. Price is $198, and $88 for children.

Posted on 05/29/2014

LIKE THIS POST? SHARE IT.

Facebook Twitter Pinterest

LIKE THIS POST? SHARE IT.

Related Posts

Leave a Reply Cancel reply