Food & Drink
Sunny Day Style Essentials
With warm weather here for the summer, grab your beach bag and hit the shore in style
By Jennifer McCullum June 13, 2016
This article originally appeared in the July 2016 issue of Seattle magazine.
Good Company Wares canvas tote bag ($80) at Nube, Capitol Hill, 1527 10th Ave.; 206.402.4515; nubegreen.com
Developed by Seattle-based dermatologist Dr. Heather Rogers, Doctor Rogers Restore healing balm ($30) is free of petroleum, allergens, parabens and lanolin, and perfect for keeping chapped lips at bay. Available at doctorrogers.com
Young Frankk tassel necklace ($96) and Civilianaire boyfriend striped shirt ($119) at Standard Goods, Capitol Hill, 701 E Pike St.; 206.323.0207; thestandardgoods.com
Handmade La Conner argan oil hair & skin serum ($32), bottled in La Conner, is the ultimate post-beach day moisturizer. Available at handmadelaconner.com
Tortoiseshell sunglasses ($219) from Bait, Capitol Hill, 915 E Pike St.; 206.257.1178; baitme.com
Sol Sana black leather slides ($90) at Pipe and Row, Fremont, 611 N 35th St.; 206.632.0720; pipeandrow.com
Kit and Ace “It’s a Tie” bikini top ($88) and bikini bottom ($78, not shown) at Kit and Ace, Capitol Hill, 1123 Pike St.; 844.548.6223; kitandace.com
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