Fashion watchers clipped their screenshots early: a micro-mini bikini here, a boho cover-up there, silhouettes that toggle between athletic and romantic. Hudson’s approach, though, reads more “moodboard” than “lookbook.” Sunhat. Woven bag. Salty texture. Minimal jewelry that survives the sea. It’s a style that says, “I packed light and correctly,” then proves it for three weeks straight.
What makes it worth saving is the ease. Nothing looks costumed. Pieces repeat without apology. A black string bikini anchors the set like a staple; a breezy shirt becomes a beach-to-dock hero. In a carousel built on feeling, the clothes cooperate by disappearing into the day. That’s why the images travel: you don’t need her closet to copy the idea—just the confidence to pare back, stand in good light, and let the season do the heavy lifting.