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Real talk, ladies: which are the best liner socks for women? There seem to be a number of new options competing with mainstays like Hue socks, including fancy companies like Living Royal (pictured – I just bought a pair and am happy with them for the first two wearings!), Gekks, Bombas, Stance, and I’ve even heard great things about socks from clothing brands like Loft and Lululemon. So readers, do tell: do you make a point to wear no-show or liner socks in the summer? Which are your favorite brands that are comfortable, don’t fall down, are colorful/fun (or not)? 

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If you always thought the off-the-shoulder sweatshirt was sexy in Flashdance, now’s your chance: this laid back top from Free People comes in a zillion colors and is on sale for $34-$45, sizes XS-L. I love a lot of Free People’s things for the weekend because they’re so soft, and I feel like they get the off-duty vibe just right. (The brand runs fairly large, FWIW – if you want a more fitted look you may want to size down.) Palisades Off the Shoulder Top

Looking for something similar in plus sizes? This top comes in sizes 1X-7X for $28.

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Readers seemed to be really loving the new very feminine collaboration between Nordstrom and the blogger behind Gal Meets Glam — and this midi dress is great for the weekend. It kind of reminds me of our long ago discussion of “the weekend you,” inspired by style maven Elsa Klensch’s statement that on summer weekends, “my fantasy … is to look as though I just stepped out of an F. Scott Fitzgerald novel wearing Gatsby-style long skirts and gently flowing chiffon scarves.” This dress seems to belong in a different fantasy (perhaps one more inspired by the era from The Notebook), but if you’re a city girl, just slipping on a dress like this can really take you to a different place mentally very quickly. The dress is $178, available in bone/blue (pictured) and beige/orange (lucky sizes only).  Lauren Botanical Garden Print Midi Dress

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