Forever youthful the colors of the rainbow, and the rainbow itself, are always uplifting. As we celebrate Pride month the rainbow has also come to mean inclusion for the LGBTQ community and a wearable symbol of acknowledgment.

An arch of colors formed in the sky in certain circumstances, caused by the refraction and dispersion of the sun’s light by rain or other water droplets in the atmosphere.

–Oxford Languages

Pride Collections:

• Gap
• Levis
• Coach
• 7 for All Mankind
• Converse
• Nike
• ASOS
• Bonobos
• Diesel

Caucasian woman wearing a pair of old denim overalls over bare skin

This was one of my mothers favorite rings in the ‘70s. Every time I look at it I think of her.

When I received this necklace in the mail I was happy that it was so heavy and sculptural. Slightly punk and rustic it’s the perfect accessory for white button-downs and feminine dresses.

Florals aren’t for everyone, especially if you’re the type who doesn’t care for unadulterated beauty, and prefer sturdy neutrals instead. Yet even if you are the practical sort prone to mannish, no-nonsense details, I’m sure there’s a floral out there for you.

It might be the stylized version of Marimekko , or the subtle gradations of an Andy Warhol silkscreen print, but it’s still the natural wonder of it that has the power to amaze you and enhance your outfit and your life.

Definition of floral: of, relating to, or depicting flowers.

Designers Who’re Famous for Using Floral Prints:

• Lilly Pulitzer
• Dolce and Gavbana
• Marc Jacobs
• Erdem
• Mary Katrantzou
• Johanna Ortiz

Where to Buy Floral Gear:

1. J.C. Penney
2. The RealReal
3. Macy’s
4. Bloomingdale’s
5. Nordstrom
6. Dillard’s

I want to communicate through clothes a concept of opposite worlds and traditions fusing together in a sophisticated way and standing side-by-side with equal importance, not covering the other up.

-Stella Jean