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It's time to start planning you summer vacation.

Summer 2022 is almost here, my friends, and after two years of mandates and restrictions, the world, for the most part, is back in business. You probably have a travel bug at the ready, itching to book a trip to a far-flung location to recline along the shore with your preferred beverage in hand. Need some suggestions? We have compiled a list of the best hotels around the world to help. And thanks to this week’s menswear releases, we also have some choice styles to pack for your journey.

If peace and quiet while gazing at the wild blue yonder is what you’re after, Dior and Parley for Oceans have a bucket hat that perfectly reflects that feeling. The same could be said of a timepiece by Skagen. Looking to visit a sunny city with an active nightlife, maybe Los Angeles or Nashville? Saint Laurent, Midnight Studios, and a collab between Wrangler and Fender have the fits for you. Or maybe you want to venture to a chilly environment (we hear Greenland is great in summer)? The Bean has just the anorak you need.

Wherever your destination, any of these pieces will have you primed for your vacation.

Dior has taken a deep dive into summer. The maison's maestro, Kim Jones, has released a beach capsule comprised of buckets hats, polo shirts, tees, and more that reflect the wonder of the ocean. And to drive this point home, the collection was done in a collaboration with Parley for the Oceans, an environmental organization that addresses threats to Earth's largest bodies of water.

Like Dior, Skagen has also been inspired by big bodies of water. The watch brand just released Grenen Ocean, a limited-edition collection of timepieces made of upcycled ocean-bound plastic waste. What's more, the company will donate $25,000 to Save The Waves Coalition, an NGO dedicated to protecting surf ecosystems.

Made with a bio-based, vegan leather (that's sourced from non-food plants), Golden Goose's latest low-top isn't just good for your sneaker rotation—it's good for the planet, too.

L.L.Bean is celebrating like it is 1992. The ultimate purveyor of rugged apparel has combed its archives, re-issuing an anorak made of surplus sherpa fleece from a year that packed a whole lot of color and pizazz.

Saint Laurent's Anthony Vaccarello isn't just a fashion designer, but is also a fine art curator. And his latest showcase at the brand's concept stores in Paris and Los Angeles, called Rive Droite, is the works Bruno V. Roels, a Belgian artists who uses photographs, primarily of palm trees, to explore notions of mimicry and representation. And to commemorate the gallery show, Vaccarello has released a collection of apparel and accessories adorned with Roels's celebrated oeuvre.

Get ready to see A$AP Rocky in a pair of 5-pocket jeans with four button closures at the hem, because one of the rapper's favorite brands, Midnight Studios, has just released a sustainably-made denim collection. Designed by Shane Gonzales, the lineup, called Hollywood, includes matching sets of jeans and jeans jackets in three colorways, all of which have star quality.

Looking for pieces that channel the vibe of the French Riviera in the '60s and '70s? Just take a gander at these spiffy slip-ons from a new collection from Rod Dorff and, well, Rivieras, two brands that are steeped the easy, luxe style feel of southeastern France.

Fashion and music have a symbiotic relationship; both reflect the zeitgeist and promote personal expression. Taking this sentiment to heart is a collection from two celebrated brands in each industry: Wrangler, purveyor of some of the best western apparel, and Fender, the maker of some of the most fabled guitars out there. Consisting of vintage-inspired tees, jeans, and jackets, the lineup is a little bit country, a little bit rock 'n' roll, and whole lot of cool.

Have you been riveted by the The Andy Warhol Diaries, the new docu-series on Netflix? Well, if you need more of the Pop artist in your life, DC has released a new collection of apparel and accessories that celebrates the icon's legacy.

Those that wear pocket squares regularly drink Miller High Life, the self-labeled Champagne of Beers. So it just makes sense that the brewing company teamed up with Tie Bar on a collection of cuff links, ties, and other accessories you'd pair with a sharp suit.

Farfetch is trying its hand at beauty and grooming. The e-commerce platform that merges more than 700 fashion boutiques from 50-plus countries into one global marketplace is now offering a variety of goods from premiere luxury labels, including Dr. Barbara Sturm.