Slip Dresses, Stilettos, & 8 More Editor's Picks To Shop This Week

I've been wearing slip dresses all quarantine because they are the one style of pajamas you can pass off as regular clothing. This colorful plaid pattern gets tons of compliments on Zoom.

As someone who pretty much lives in high-heeled shoes, I'll admit the sporty sandal trend didn't blow me away at first. But these flats with polka dot straps are dreamy and romantic enough to add to my collection.

To adhere to social distancing measures, my friends and I have planned a few safe meet-ups outside, and this is the most stylish way to shield yourself from the sun this season. I will pair this topper with box braids, a pretty floral dress, and flats.

Pre-quarantine, one of my favorite places to visit was Chillhouse in Soho. An oasis in the middle of the city, it was my go-to for massages and manis. Sadly, that location has closed — but at least we have these press-on nails to recreate Chillhouse vibes at home.

I love the clean design aesthetic and positive message of Rayo & Honey's hanging pennants. The Black-owned brand also takes custom orders, like the "Good Trouble" design a client recently requested to honor the late civil rights icon John Lewis.

Along with my face mask, I love to add on a chain to keep it hanging around my neck when I hop back in my car. This pearl chain is so chic and romantic, and it'll work from summer to fall.

Just because I haven't been to a pool all summer doesn't mean I can't lounge around in my swimsuit. I love this skirt-and-swimwear combo because bikinis double as the perfect top when the weather heats up.

I've been into a lot of bright colors as a pick-me-up this summer, and these vibrant sandals bring me so much joy. I plan to wear them on an outdoor dining date as soon as the rain stops this weekend.

Designed with Dr. Jodie Horton, the hand-embroidered sweater is a must-have for Black people and non-Black allies working to combat systemic racism. All the proceeds will be donated to The United Negro College Fund in honor of Jodie's mom Brenda.

These Old Navy cropped leggings are just as comfy as my more expensive pairs — and they have moisture-wicking technology to keep them dry and breathable.

This week, resellers tried to buy out the Telfar shopping bag restock but the Black-owned, NYC-based brand put a stop to it. "Telfar is for the people. Not Bots. Store on ice while we root them out," they wrote on Instagram. Stay tuned for the eventual restock — trust me, it'll be worth the wait.