I'm lucky to be able to write about the intersection of fashion and all my other interests, including travel, tennis, reading, and skiing. Today's story melds fashion with yet another passion of mine: television. I'm a TV fiend through and through, spending huge swaths of time watching shows of all stripes. My latest obsession? Palm Royale on Apple TV+.
Kristen Wiig, Laura Dern, Ricky Martin, Kaia Gerber, Allison Janney, and Carol Burnett star in the comedy-drama that takes place in Palm Beach, Florida, circa 1969. While the incredible cast initially drew me in, I stayed for the retro fashion and décor. If you want to learn more about the show's outfits, take a look at our interview with Palm Royale's costume designer. And if you're anything like me and suddenly want to dress like you belong at a Palm Beach country club, keep scrolling to shop my '60s-inspired picks.
You're guaranteed to earn compliments in this stunning number.
Orange is definitely a recurring theme in the show.
This printed scarf will jazz up any outfit.
A pair of white cat-eye sunglasses is crucial to nailing the look.
Nothing says '60s quite like a Pucci print.
This is my favorite under-$150 find.
This dress is begging to come along on your next tropical getaway.
How cute is this?
I'll be wearing these Longchamp sunglasses all summer.
This dress would be right at home on the set of Palm Royale.
You can't beat H&M's prices.
This Mango top is too cute.
This is definitely giving me '60s vibes.
This retro swimsuit is everything.
For the color shy, this daisy caftan is a great alternative.
All you need is a pair of go-go boots.
I'll be wearing this all summer long.
This would look excellent with an oversize straw hat.
Layer that La DoubleJ mini over the matching pants for the full '60s vibe.
This gingham halter top is so darn cute.
Groovy, baby.
How could I resist including plenty of Pucci pieces?
This contrast trim is perfect.
This has "vacation" written all over it.
This print is calling my name.
I'd pair this colorful belt with a simple white dress for maximum impact.
Alemais is quickly becoming one of my favorite brands.
Shift dresses were all the rage in the '60s.
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This post was published at an earlier date and has since been updated.
