With Klausner leading the charge, other summer-in-the-city sarongs we love include those from Matteau, Joseph, and even Khaite. The latter looks especially good layered atop a pair of printed drawstring pants and finished with a simple butter yellow tee and raffia bag<\/a>. Pareos from Loewe and Faithfull the Brand are also perfect for poolside-to-pavement dressing\u2013no swimsuit required.<\/p>\n Still intimidated? A sarong layer over pants, \u00e0 la Dries or Staud, is probably your easiest entry point, as chances are you\u2019ll be able to recreate the look with pieces already in your wardrobe, plus it\u2019s a more practical approach for late-spring\u2019s in-between temperatures. But when summer officially hits, why not try a printed one with a lace-trimmed cami, heeled sandal, and shell-embellished necklace for your chicest cocktail hour look yet.<\/p>\n Scroll down to shop more sarong skirt outfit inspiration for the season ahead.<\/p>\n Photographed by Phil Oh<\/span><\/p>\n<\/figure>\n Take a styling cue from Vogue\u2019s<\/em> resident maximalist Naomi Eliz\u00e9e<\/a> and layer your printed pareo over a pair of simple black trousers and a breezy striped button-up. Inject the look with color and playfulness via Dragon Diffusion\u2019s woven handbag in cherry red, then complement it with Ancient Greek Sandals\u2019s two-toned flip-flops and Lizzie Fortunato\u2019s pendant cord necklace.<\/p>\n![\"How](\"https:\/\/assets.vogue.com\/photos\/68c9a4addaea9531646811f1\/master\/w_1600%2Cc_limit\/NYFW_SS26_streetstyle_day6_philoh_086.jpg\"\/)
<\/picture><\/span><\/div>\nThe Fashion Week Favorite<\/h2>\n