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1. Tsumori Chisato pumpkin-seed top, $535 at lagarconne.com: Short sleeve and embroidered, this swingy top boasts a forgiving, easy-to-wear silhouette.
2. Somarta roll blouse, $480 at Mirabella.jp: The all-over ribbon-and-rose embellishment on this sleeveless cream blouse embodies demure garden-party charm.
3. The Podolls winged blouse, $49 at Calypso St. Barth: A crinkled-cotton sheer button-down blouse features an easy straight silhouette and a dress-up or dress-down functionality.
4. Charles Anastase bow-collar blouse, $415 at lagarconne.com: This prissy-but-charming tulle-and-lace bow-collar blouse features pearl buttons at the wrist, relaxed fit, and an inverted pleat at the back.
5. Elizabeth and James "Laurent" cotton-blend shirt, $225 at Net-a-Porter: Crinkly cotton is everywhere this season, and despite the crinkly, can look super-sleek and neat in an all-American white shirt like this offering from Elizabeth and James.