So many shops have sadly been closing down along Boston’s Newbury street, but there’s a few interesting new additions that include Glossier, A+F, New Balance, and the Sézane pop-up. I got to borrow a few pieces to work on a Boston city guide with them, and wanted to share some fit and fabric details for the pieces I tried on.
If you missed it, here are my previous Sézane reviews on their sweaters, blouses and dresses.
1. Beacon Hill: Nissa Dress (pictured above)
I’m wearing this romantic and petite friendly dress in “vintage blue” and it also comes in a pretty emerald green and white with tan polka dots. It’s double layered yet very floaty and lightweight. The skirt is gently flaring, and functional shoulder ties helps adjust the fit. The size US 2 / FR 34 fit comfortably at my waist and hips (not snug) and had a little room at the upper bust for me.
2. Bay Village: Tomboy Shirt + Rome Shorts
Truly an excellent white shirt. I have worn my Everlane shirt for years and it’s still a lighter weight recommendation I’d stand by, but I can’t get enough of this Sézane Tomboy shirt which has a little more weight and structure. It’s 100% organic cotton with just a bit of texture to the fabric, and the cut from the neckline to the chest pocket is perfectly classic. A 0 is a relaxed fit on me, not too oversized.
The Rome shorts also come in several solids with select colors starting in size 0, and the same floral print is available in a skirt and dress!
I finally got to see the Justine basket bag in person, and it’s a fantastic summer tote option with two functional rotating straps (long and short), plus an attached drawstring liner bag inside! Fingers crossed they’ll restock this one in all the colors.
3. Boston Public Library: Sarah Dress
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