Inspired by the clothes she saw on holiday in Ibiza, New Yorker Leslie Bettison returned to the city and opened a boutique to import some of her favorite designers, many of them not otherwise found in the U.S. The result, Sol de Ibiza, sells beautiful, floaty pieces that put my beach getaway daydreams into overdrive (somehow looking over the inventory I just felt compelled to re-watch The Blue Lagoon, the most iconic expression of island fantasies ever). Now is a particularly good time to shop, since nearly everything in the store is on sale. Spanish designer Charo Ruiz is amazing with 
white cotton and lace—just look at this unbelievably pretty double-layered dress with an asymmetrical hem ($162, was $270) and this finely detailed V-neck blouse with flared three-quarter-length sleeves ($141, was $188). I've also been fawning over Piluca Osaba's embroidered tunics, especially this one with intricate allover black stitching ($133, was $190). To round out the assortment, there are 
classic espadrilles, like these with a walkable two-and-a-half-inch wedge heel ($87, were $145) or these pale gray flats ($75, were $125).
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