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Highly dramatic cutout swimsuits and cover-ups in vivid colors and patterns can take the edge off a blazing city day. Stylish turbans help too.

By Steven Klein
Styled by Karl Temper

October 2007

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Left: Calvin Klein Collection polyamide and elastane maillot. Celine scarf (worn in hair); Isaac Manevitz for Ben-Amun earrings; Mark Walsh Leslie Chin necklace; Chloé shoes.

Right: Balenciaga silk satin dress, by Nicolas Ghesquière; American Apparel cotton and polyester tank top. Balenciaga scarf (worn in hair).

Photographed by Steven Klein
Styled by Karl Temper

October 2007

Keywords: swimsuits,; cover-ups,; pattern,; vivid,; turbans,; resort,; summer

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