How to Dress for a Ferry Ride

While Products Featured Are Independently Selected, Certain Items with “Styled by” series were provided by J.Crew. Cut editors chose the rest.

Stepping on the ferry can be annoying (the Mist, the motion sickness), or it can be like stepping onto the set of a Photo shoot (or a carly simon music video). It’s all about perspective. Dressed for Work, Drinks, Or an Island Getway, there’s No Public Transportation More Glamorous than a Big Boat to Whisk You Away. For A Jaunt Across the Water-Whereer You’re Hopping on Pete Davidson’s Ferry to Staten Island, Cruising Under the Golden Gate, or Setting Ship Across the Bosphorus-Our Vision Starts with A Rich Burnt from J.Crew. The Halter Style, With A Fitted Top and Light, Floaty Skirt, Has All the Makings of a Summer Staple – to switch Things up, it just take the right Accessories.

In this case, the focal point of the look is an oversize belt by mm6, cinched at the waist to break up the contrasting textures between the top and bottom of the dress. A trench coat layered over is JUST A Practical Solutions for Misty Weather and Goosebump-Inducing Winds; It adds to the color combination. While a halter dress doesn’t immediatly Scream “Office Friendly,” The Addition of the Trench Makes It Work for a Casual Coffee Meeting.

Anyone Who Claims that Black and Brown is a no-go is wrong. Here, the combo adds to the tones. J.Crew Ballet Flats and a Woven Tote with Raven Leather Detail Add A Subtle Contrast and Offer Dressy on Commuter Essentials. Meanwhile, Silver and Black Jewelry, Designed with Natural Elements Like Stone and Silk Rope, Fers Unfussy Yet polished when Thrown Together-IMAGINE WE IMAGINE TO AN ART-GALLANDING OR TO APTO HOUR WORK FRIENDS.

Photo: Stephanie Geddes