It's time to take a stroll in a park or try to find your way out of a garden maze, either way the weather is luring you outside. We've got you covered with cut-out dresses and mesh sandals, clothing that allows your skin to breathe in this heat.

Tulle Cut-Out Bow Back Dress in cherry

Melie Bianco Chevron Clutch

Potluck Paris Tiziana Bracelets

80%20 Sophie Hidden Wedge Sandal in black

With warm weather and good company, summers are about planning for the ultimate weekend. So slip on a flirty dress, cool wedges and call up some old friends for a weekend getaway to the destination of your choice!

Tulle One Shoulder Ruffle Dress in papaya scallop print

80%20 Shoes Bonnie Open Toe Cork Wedge in mushroom

Confection Jewels Star Studded Antique Brass Ring

Navoh Christopher Handbag in brown

We were blessed with some awesome weather for July 4th weekend, so we hit water and enjoyed the sun. Summer ain't over yet, though - Go slather up some sunscreen, put on some shades, raise the mast of your boat, and sail away! (Even if only in your dreams.)

Super Basic Havana Sunglasses in glitter

Everyday or Eternal Dawn Tee in grey

The Harbinger Co. Arrowhead Pendant

Navoh Columbus Handbag in teal

Something shiny this way comes...

This week's MOXSIE FIRST event includes a capsule collection of jewelry inspired by the song below.

Check http://first.moxsie.com on Tuesday for the reveal.

If you get the Sundance Channel, tune in tonight at 8! Josh Dorfman, AKA: The Lazy Environmentalist, worked with Adrienne L. Wiley of Moxsie's own Frolick Jewelry to develop a more eco-friendly approach to jewelry. For Adrienne, her two big concerns in using eco-conscious materials were the accessibility of finding eco materials again and again, and how consistent the look and feel of eco materials are when they come from different sources. These are practical concerns for any modern day maker, whether it's a jewelry designer, clothing label, or even a car mechanic.

Did the Lazy Environmentalist find a way to make Frolick more green? Find out tonight in Season 2 Episode 6 of the Lazy Environmentalist!

Image courtesy of the Sundance Channel

The woman who wears this week's Outfit of the Week is refreshing and approachable. You'd find her walking solo into MOMA, taking her time at the more interesting pieces, unafraid to point out what she doesn't like. Unlike so many people today, she's not ridiculously tied to her data phone, but when it comes down to business, she gets things done.

Lamixx Shrug au Natural Jersey Top in natural

Matt Bernson The Sherpa in buttermilk and neon green

Miss Wax Jewelry MW Knuckle Ring

Deux Lux Piper Large Hobo in black

We've got some pretty exciting news about the woman who inspired MADE Jewelry's Miss Universe Earrings. Ruby Veridiano - a writer, speaker, arts educator, and VJ - has just been announced as a candidate for head blogger of Alicia Keys' women's empowerment campaign, "I Am A Superwoman."

With all her many roles, Veridiano is clearly qualified for the job. "My entire career as a writer and an artist has been devoted to representing a strong female voice that could inspire and uplift women," she says. "By offering universal truths, I strive to be the bridge that unites all women together, offering them a space to let their ambitions take flight. Because of this, I know that partnering with Alicia Keys for I AM A SUPERWOMAN is the perfect opportunity to unite fellow sheroes across the world."

Learn more about Ruby and the other candidates for Superwoman blogger at iamasuperwoman.com.

No, Mahfia didn't actually "shoot" MADE Jewelry - They just videotaped their launch party weekend! Watch upcoming action sports lifestyle magazine Mahfia's coverage of MADE Jewelry's summer collection.

If you haven't been through a Hallmark aisle recently, you may not have received the memo that it's Mothers Day on Sunday! Did your order her flowers already? Make her a card? Book plans to surprise her with the premiere of Babies?

There's a lot you could do for the one you call "Mom," but when you think about it, does it ever fully match up to the potty training, the rides to the mall, the warm towels fresh outta the dryer?

At Moxsie we've got some hip moms, which actually makes picking out proper presents pretty difficult.

Here's our roundup of some Mother-worthy gifts that may just be suited for the person who taught you how to tie your shoes. Just make sure you order in time for Sunday brunch!

How fitting. Mayka in Marketing just got back from hearing President Obama's speech at the University of Michigan's commencement, and My Style tapped into her insights on how to dress for graduation. If you're coming up on the big day, make sure you give your all to your last good ol' college try with a picture-perfect outfit.

Got any good suggestions for graduation dresses?
—Anna, via the Ask Style inbox

Graduation is all about independence—celebrating what you've achieved and getting ready to strike out on your own. So we sought some help from Mayka Mei, creative marketing manager at Moxsie.com, which has its digital finger on the pulse of independent fashion.

First, even though you asked about dresses, we should broaden this answer to include accessories. Why? "For graduates, jewelry and shoes are the only things people can see in photos with Mom and Dad,"  Mei reasons—correctly. So, Mei suggests, "play up your earrings and footwear. A classic hoop like this one from Meggie is great for dressier ceremonies."

Also, you mustbe mindful of your shoes. "Don't wear heels that dig into the grass!" Mei warns. "You can take advantage of spring 2010's hottest shoe trend and wear a wedge, adding a personal twist with a pop of bright color.

Now we can move on to your pièce de résistance—the dress.

"Remember, the sun is really hot under graduation gowns and stoles," Mei reminds us. "Aim for lightweight dresses in lightweight fabrics such as cotton and cotton jersey. Silk and satins are pretty but may not hold up well in the heat and hot sun. Better to save that for later!"