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What We’re Wearing
For Our Vacation Hangover
Coming back from vacation is hard enough. There’s no reason your wardrobe has to snap back to reality, too. Instead of immediately retiring the linen shirts, relaxed trousers and woven accessories, keep some of that out-of-office energy going. The trick is taking those pieces that felt perfectly at home somewhere along the Mediterranean and grounding them with everyday staples. You may be back at your desk, but your outfit can still look like it has plans for an afternoon Aperol.
It’s less about dressing like you’re still on vacation and more about hanging onto that relaxed state of mind. An airy striped shirt works just as well with pleated chinos as it did with swim trunks, while suede loafers or clean sneakers make breezy trousers feel decidedly more city-ready. Add a woven belt, a handsome daily carry bag and a solid watch and consider it a soft landing back into real life, and a good excuse not to pack away the best things you wore all summer.
Your Post-Vacation Look |

Clockwise, from top left:
Detrola watch, $595 at Shinola
Classic poplin shirt, $75 / $56.25 at Abercrombie & Fitch
Bennett Winch Leather tote, $1,550 at Todd Snyder
Suede penny loafer, $165 / $99 at Banana Republic
Linked leather belt, $98 / $61.50 at Madewell
Cotton socks, $15 at American Trench
Wide-leg pant, $139 at COS
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Hearty leather and a tough lug sole define Timberland’s ruggedly handsome boat shoe featuring hand-stitched details. Great for the end of summer and start of fall.
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A vintage-inspired fit with an effortless slouch, generous patch pockets and military button tabs at sides for an adjustable fit.
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This lightweight nylon shirt jacket is tailored with a traditional fit and comes detailed with oversized chest pockets at the chest, waist pockets and a single sleeve pocket.
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