All mySimon Clothing Shopping Picks

If you're attending an outdoor party this Fourth of July, you'll want to find a dress that looks stylish, but also accommodates the heat. Chiffon is a lightweight, breathable material that looks dressy, but will leave you feeling cool. Combine the material with a fun, colorful sundress and you've got the perfect outfit to wear while at a cocktail party or cookout. Add this season's bold colors and floral patterns, and your chiffon sundress... more

When summer's heat and humidity set in, finding a work-appropriate outfit that is also cool and comfortable can be a challenge. A safari-style shirtdress is the just answer to this dilemma. The crisp dress typically features short sleeves, a collar, and is belted at the waist. Though we've seen it in all sorts of colors, it's traditionally worn in a khaki or beige color. And thanks to its versatility, you can wear it with... more

If you've run out of ways to express your love, turn to these personalized I Love You underwear to deliver your message. You can buy them for him to place your mark on his boxers, or buy them for yourself to let your sweetie know how much you care. And, while we're true romantics at heart, our pragmatic side appreciates that getting rid of one pair of underwear is far, far easier than covering... more

When it comes to men's fashions for summer, plaid is in for shorts. But these aren't the shorts you saw on granddad, accompanied by his white socks and sandals. This summer's plaid shorts are flat-front, hit right at the knee, and come in neutral plaid tones (think grays, greens, and browns). The fit is slim and not baggy. Pair your plaid shorts with a solid v-neck tee and this season's popular slip-on for a... more

If you're a fan of bright, bold colors, but aren't too keen on this summer's popular floral and geometrical prints, then the color-blocking trend is for you. On the runway, we saw unique color combinations, such as pink and orange, and blue and green on dresses, skirts, and even pantsuits. And even if you're not a fan of bright colors, you can find blocks of black and white stacked on top of each other... more

Summer fun means summer sun, but too much of the latter can lead to painful (and potentially dangerous) sunburn. Protect your head with the Wallaroo Nantucket Hat for Women. Not only does this colorful hat look good, it also has a UPF of 50+, which makes you both stylish and smart. We like the adjustable drawstring so you can get the perfect fit no matter how big (or small) your noggin is.

Keeping casual in the summer doesn't mean you have to resort to shorts and t-shirts. Popular in the 60's, shift dresses are back. Chic, yet comfortable, shift dresses hit right at the knee and offer little definition at the waist, so you don't have to be self-conscious about your shape. The dresses look great with a pair of flat sandals or ballet flats, and are perfect for running errands around town.

The most fashion-forward celebrities have been seen walking around in jumpsuits and rompers. A trend that was popular in the 70's and early 80's, the jumpsuit combines both a top and pant into one bold look. Pant legs range from a wide leg to a tapered cropped leg. Stick to a light material to stay cool this summer and wear your jumpsuit with a pair of platform heels or gladiator sandals for a look... more

Warm weather means more time spent outdoors. Sunscreen is a must for babies, but for an extra dose of sun protection, try the Lands' End Baby Hats. For a day spent outdoors, get the all-cotton Baby Bucket. It looks just like Dad's fishing hat and offers the same protection for his head and face. If your baby is spending time in the water, the nylon Swim Hat is the perfect solution.

Stripes are everywhere this season in men's fashion, and nothing serves up stripes better than the classic Burberry Polo. With its simple lines, sturdy construction, and comfortable cotton fabric, he'll look good and be ready for warm weather. The yarn-dyed cotton shirt is pre-washed, so it feels soft and has the perfect fit. The only danger may be if you try on the shirt and find you don't want to give it up.

Amid the cute dresses, strappy shoes, and denim skirts, you still have to find something to wear to work. Pant styles this summer fall under many categories, but when it comes to work, sticking to a classic trouser is always a good idea. Various shades of blue have been popular colors for pants on the runway and offer a nice change from basic black. Pair your blue pants with a crisp white shirt and... more

Just like pant styles this summer, we've seen a lot of different styles for tops. One trend that really stuck out on the runway was the draped shoulder top. The top features one shoulder, borrowing from the one-shouldered trend that is also popular for dresses. The light fabrics and ruffles give the top an ethereal look. Worn with a pair of jeans, trousers, or pencil skirt, this top adds a soft, feminine look to... more

Summer's right around the corner and that means it's time to show a little skin. If you're not keen on baring too much leg, cropped shorts are still hot this season. We're seeing all colors and fabrics on the runway, including ripped denim. Look for a slimmer fit that hits right above or right at the knee. Pair your cropped short with a tank top or peasant blouse for a comfortable and cool look... more

Ripped jeans are yet another trend from the 80's that is making a comeback. We've seen the likes of Cameron Diaz and Reese Witherspoon sport the look. The fit can range from super-skinny to a roomier and, dare we say, pegged, boyfriend jean. Colors range from white to a lighter blue wash. Either way, the jean can be paired with a vintage t-shirt for the day, or this season's popular sheer top for night.

Keeping your look casual this season doesn't mean that you have to resort to shorts and a t-shirt. Take casual up a few notches with a maxi dress. This long dress sports an empire waist and a long flowing skirt. Bright, floral sprints are very popular, but you can opt for a subtle, solid color such as black or fuchsia. Maxi dresses look great with this season's popular gladiator sandal. This dress is sure... more

If springtime means rain, pick up a new umbrella to make sure you're covered when April (or May) showers hit. Make a splash with a Juicy Couture pink Glitter umbrella or take a more conservative approach with a classic Burberry plaid. Whether you want a tiny tuck-away for your purse or the kind you put in a stand, you'll find an umbrella to suit your style and handle the local rainy season.

For women, the Kentucky Derby means big hats and matching dresses. Bare shoulders and bright colors are in for Derby 2009, and with so many styles to choose from, you're sure to find a strapless dress that suits you. Fashion at the Derby usually dictates a tone of daytime cocktail attire, so be sure to avoid a style that is too casual. And of course, be sure to coordinate your dress with your hat.

For any man that wants to be fashion-forward for the Kentucky Derby, sometimes it's best to look to the past. With its blue-and-white pinstripes and all-cotton fabric, the seersucker suit is an old-fashioned look that, with good tailoring, will give you a modern edge. Don't be afraid to wear a tie that sports a pattern or bold color, and be sure to pair the suit with light-colored shoes and a white shirt.

These days, everyone's looking for ways to make the most of their wardrobe, and accessories are a great way to change up your look without breaking the bank. A bold belt adds a splash of color and personality to your favorite tunic dress or oversized blouse. There are no rules when it comes to colors, jewels, or fabric; just make sure you keep other accessories simple so as to not compete with your belt's... more

Ever since the Herve Leger bandage dress hit the runway, we've seen a version of the bandage dress on all the celebrities. And from the looks of it, it'll be sticking around for spring and summer. These dresses are certainly not for the timid; they hug your every curve, and this season sees a mini version that exposes even more skin. We've seen colors run the gamut too, from basic black to a much... more