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Essentials Only —
We might have been campers the last time we could fit everything in a bag this size. Getting back to basics looks—and feels—so good. Mini canvas bag ($280), by J.W. Hulme Co., from Il Vostro Boutique
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No Sleeves, Please —
Plaid shirts are the epitome of
comfort, but in a tank top plaid looks sexy sweet. Tank top ($76),
by Rails, from Roe Wolfe
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Photo by Becca Sabot
Hot Dog or Burger? —
Nothing wrong with serving up the classics for your summertime get-togethers. Vintage condiment holder ($9) and barbecue book ($16), from Up Six Vintageintage
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Giddyup —
Not just for cattle calls. Consider this a cool cousin to the floppy sun hat. The airy, textured finish makes it modern. Cowboy hat ($32), by Billabong, from Hot Mama
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Photo by Becca Sabot
Hot Dog or Burger? —
Nothing wrong with serving up the classics for your summertime get-togethers. Vintage condiment holder ($9) and barbecue book ($16), from Up Six Vintage
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Photo by Becca Sabot
Dressed for Anything —
Summer dresses are the solution for looking stylish in the heat. Wear this one to a picnic or add a cardigan for the office. Dress ($216), by HighOver U, from Il Vostro Boutique
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Mad for plaid —
We love a swatch of plaid at the picnic table. These are classic, and yet more daring than a checked tablecloth. Coasters ($16.95 for four), from General Store of Minnetonka
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Photo by Becca Sabot
Can It —
Grandma would have a good chuckle if she knew that canning was cool again. Label kits ($5.95–$12.95), by Meri Meri, from Sur La Table
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Strut Your Stuff —
Pairing cowboy boots with jeans is expected. Try a sundress or—if you dare—cutoff shorts instead. Cowboy boots ($298), by Corral Vintage, from Quince
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Lights Out —
When the kids can’t pitch a tent in the backyard, let them camp out inside. Lantern nightlight ($14.95), by Midwest/CBK, from General Store of Minnetonka
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Tea time —
As durable as it is distinct, marble enamelware is perfect for the cabin. Teakettle and cups ($4.90–$49.95), from General Store of Minnetonka
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Raise ’Em Up —
Thanks to Betty Draper, high-rise shorts are making a comeback. Tie a blouse at the waist to complete the look. Vintage shorts ($26), from Lula Vintage Wear