Tynne Lexy Clarson Channels Retro Ease at St. Moriz Summer Party, London

The halter top—patterned, slightly bohemian, with a neckline that whispered “Ibiza, 1999”—was the star. It clung just enough, framed the shoulders, and gave off that effortless, post-beach energy. Paired with loose-fitting jeans—yes, actual denim, not some faux-couture interpretation—the look felt grounded. Relaxed. Almost rebellious in its refusal to be “styled.”

Her white open-toe heels added a dash of polish, but didn’t scream for attention. They were functional, clean, and quietly elongating. The brown handbag? A curious choice. Small, structured, and oddly nostalgic—like something you’d find buried in a bin at Portobello Market. It didn’t match. That was the point.