Your Ultimate Guide to Accessorising on Holiday

The way I get dressed is I start with one piece and build off of that. You have to pick the main attraction, and accessories can play a big role.

For vacation, I’ll wear a flowy dress during the daytime, and I'll keep the look casual with flats and sunglasses.

I tend to dress kind of minimal, so sunglasses or a handbag help make the outfit.

On a holiday, I usually take 10 pairs of sunglasses. They can really complete the outfit, so I always bring a sunglasses wardrobe.

For vacation, it's all about sandals, sneakers, and espadrilles. During this trip, I wore the Delfine flats nonstop. They give you the extra height, and they’re really comfortable and can adjust to any environment.

These sunglasses have a convertible embellishment at the temple. The great thing about them is you can have a statement look with a little bling, but also a beautiful, simple pair too.

I’m always trying to keep it comfy when I’m on vacation. I don’t want to try too hard, so I pack lots of flats and sandals. I go for closed-toe shoes for a chic look.

I think slightly oversize sunglasses always look good on people.

I love a jumpsuit. It’s super easy. You don’t have to think much. I don’t like to think about much on my vacations. Then you can put all your energy on the shoes.

I always love a midi heel and block heels as well because I find they give you a little bit of height, but they're still really easy to walk in and very comfortable.

Sunglasses that are angled up or have a little upward swoop lift up the face. It makes you look rested.

To go from day to night easily, I would do a dress. Then just swap out the bag and shoes. You can make a big difference just with accessories. 

I think a round sunglasses shape is flattering because it’s a bit softer around your face. It’s more feminine.

You can build an entire outfit based entirely around the sunglasses. It’s a key accessory, so you can dress your look just for the sunglasses.