Every Luxury Look From The White Lotus Season 3

It’s a new day at the White Lotus, but before we can enjoy the sun and beauty Thailand has to offer, we must endure a moment in the dark, suicidal brain of Timothy. The eldest Ratliff is spending the morning fantasizing about ending it all, and how his family might react to finding him in a pool of his blood on the floor of their villa. The answer: not good. We see a dream-state Piper in full despair, awoken from slumber in her Favorite Daughter pajama set.

But not everything is existential dread and depression. After much anticipation, Zion finally made it to the resort, and he got...quite the welcome. The teenager seems oddly unperturbed after finding his mother in bed with a strange man. In fact, he’s happy to enjoy breakfast in his printed Zara shirt.

Sritala carries a pink Loewe Flamenco bag to meet Rick in Bangkok to discuss his “movie.” The more we see of Sritala, the more it becomes clear why she’s constantly trailed by bodyguards, considering her monkey brooch alone is worth over $18,000.

The Ratliffs (minus Saxon) head to the monastery to see where Piper hopes to spend the next year of her life. This time, she attempts to fit in a bit more, wearing a modest, light yellow Ciao Lucia cotton-silk dress. Of course, Victoria doesn’t mind sticking out with her Jim Thompson printed silk caftan and trusty Gucci Bamboo 1947 bag.

While the rest of his family heads off to find inner peace, Saxon attempts to forget the previous night with a trip to the pool wearing a pink, floral Southern Tide button-down.

Unfortunately for Saxon, the evening follows him in the form of Chloe and Chelsea. The women have no problem filling in any of Saxon’s “blackout” holes. And between the girls’ grade-A poolside looks and Chelsea’s reaction to the sib love revelation, this might just be the best scene of the episode. The Brit calls Saxon soulless while wearing a green and brown pattered Miss Bikini Luxe suit and white Valentino sunglasses.

Chloe, meanwhile, saunters over to the pool with receipts. She’s wearing a Tara Matthews one-shoulder bikini top, a purple Rabanne wrap skirt, Oliver Peoples x Khaite sunglasses, and Missoma earrings.

Didn’t think the pool could get anymore awkward? Think again. After seeing Valentin leave Jaclyn’s room early in the morning, Kate makes the mistake of telling Laurie, who cannot keep her mouth shut in her Tara Matthews one-piece, Hermès beach tote, and L.G.R sunglasses.

We leave the ladies fighting—Kate mad at Laurie for her big mouth and constant jabs, and Jaclyn upset with the other two for their behind-the-back, tabloid-adjacent gossiping. It’s a mess, but at least the women look good. Kate heads back to her room in a mismatched bikini top and bottom from Juillet, a straw hat, vintage sheer blouse worn as a cover-up, her Valentino beach bag, and her favorite Missoma hoops. Jaclyn, meanwhile, wears a striped Same bikini, floral Poupette St Barth kimono, Gucci bucket hat, and Loewe sunglasses.

“Full-Moon Party” is a continuation of the evening that kicked off last week in episode four, meaning we already saw many of the character’s ensembles. Luckily, guests of the White Lotus are chronic overpackers, so there are still some costume changes in episode five. Take Chloe, who ditches her custom Jacquemus look from last episode for a green Hunza G bikini top, which she wears with a My Beachy Side crocheted skirt for a night of partying.

Saxon continues to dig his claws into sweet lil’ Lochlan as the two make a game plan for their night out. Saxon—in his blue, striped Madewell button-down and H&M shorts—finds Chelsea’s clear distaste for him to be an exciting challenge while Lochlan—now in Orlebar Brown swim trunks with his Tombolo shirt—has his sights set on Chloe.

Once they reach the party on land, Chloe and Chelsea both cover up in some t-shirts, custom-made by artist Scooter LaForge. Just like Chloe, Chelsea pairs her alien tee with a My Beachy Side skirt.

Piper struggles to convince her mom of her post-college plans, but at least they can agree on one thing: their love for orange. The budding Buddhist wears a printed halterneck Zimmermann dress in the hue, while her mom opts for an off-the-shoulder top and matching pants in a textured coral fabric from Rachel Comey.

At the club, meanwhile, the night is heating up for the blondes and the Russians. Valentin asks Laurie to dance in his Off-White moon-printed silk shirt (which is still available in blue).

The women, meanwhile, remain in their outfits from the day (and previous episode), which fully dried off after a round on the dance floor.

Things take a slightly sinister turn at the club when a fourth blonde enters the mix. She seems to be Alexi’s girl, and she’s not happy he’s out with other women. Despite her clear disapproval, Alexi still heads back to the White Lotus with his new friends, not tempted by his girlfriend’s butter-yellow Peppermayo sequin miniskirt and white Miaou top.

The party doesn’t stop back at the villa; the sextet hits the pool. At least, most of them do. Jaclyn changes into a Valentino leopard print one-piece and cover-up for the post-game, but Kate is ready to get to bed in her Perte D’ego printed pajamas.

Before we dive into the outfits for the fourth episode, let’s first take a moment to acknowledge the newest indisputable star of the season: the vintage orange Louis Vuitton bag in which Victoria keeps her pills. It’s put in the spotlight each time someone needs to take the edge off—which, let’s be honest, is pretty often. Some are envious of such a luxurious pill case, while others, specifically Southern Charm’s Patricia Altschul thinks it’s out-of-character. “I’m surprised that the bag was Louis Vuitton,” she told Glamour. “I can’t imagine, frankly, any upper-class person buying Louis Vuitton.”

Unfortunately, it doesn’t seem like the Louis will be necessary for much longer as Victoria’s Lorazepam stash is running low. Unaware that it’s her husband draining the resources, Victoria tries to find out who’s dipping into her supply, playing detective in a colorful Alémais cover-up.

Kate once again proves the impressive size of her vacation wardrobe, busting out a no-longer-available Brandon Maxwell crop top (and a couple of Cartier love bracelets) and her Missoma hoops to attend breakfast.

Laurie’s morning ensemble is more low-key, though no less impressive. She grabs a Helen Kaminski raffia hat and Tara Matthews sundress for some breakfast and side glances.

It’s finally time to hit the boat and the Ratliffs are ready in their coordinating looks. Victoria avoids the sun with a white parasol, which matches her blue-and-white floral Rachel Comey sundress and white Gucci Bamboo 1947 top-handle bag (her new drug receptacle). Piper, meanwhile, wears a now-sold-out white dress with blue details from Ciao Lucia, L.G.R sunglasses, and Jimmy Choo platform sandals while the best-dressed man of the group (though that isn’t saying much), Lochlan, pulls out a crocodile-covered Tombolo shirt and some Persol sunglasses. Timothy’s clothes remain pretty indistinct and classic dad-on-vacation-core, but his glasses are also L.G.R.

Matriarch of the ship Chloe is ready to cruise. She greets her guests in a pink look, custom-made by Jacquemus, which she pairs with some platform sandals from Jeffrey Campbell and her usual Khaite x Oliver Peoples sunglasses and Movado watch, finishing off the look with some Jacquemus gold hoop earrings. “Gary,” meanwhile, opts for a simpler ensemble, wearing a white, short-sleeve button-down and some Ray-Bans.

Chelsea and Rick arrive to the “oligarch’s” boat in style. Chelsea pulls out another JW Anderson knitted tote, a vintage coverup, her favorite pendant necklace, Oliver Peoples sunglasses, and a pair of Astley Clarke earrings. Rick, as always, wears his usual Hawaiian shirt and classic Ray-Bans.

We only get to enjoy Kate’s Valentino one-piece for a brief moment before she is whisked out of the “bargain hotel for retirees” by Jaclyn.

After basically kidnapping Valentin and heading into town, Laurie, Kate, and Jaclyn enjoy just a few moments of peace before they’re ambushed by a group of locals armed with water guns. Unsurprisingly, the trio isn’t pleased. They’re wearing some cute pieces they don’t want to get wet. Kate is, per usual, the most overdressed of the group in a yellow, patterned Alémais dress with some dramatic side cutouts. A more appropriately dressed Jaclyn wears Jacques Marie Mage sunglasses, an Erewhon tote bag, and a now-unavailable set from Poupette St. Barth featuring a bandeau top altered from a mini dress. Laurie, meanwhile, is the most casual in her patterned pants and tank, but she likely isn’t happy about her Goyard backpack getting soaked.

Belinda attempts to relax by the pool in an orange and white OAS linen cover-up and Oliver Peoples sunglasses, but her mind keeps wandering back to Greg. It’s that nagging feeling which leads Belinda to the Internet (did she not turn in her devices?) where she finds herself in the center of a murder investigation.

Good morning, Thailand! It’s a gorgeous day in paradise, but unfortunately, Victoria isn’t feeling too hot since she had some very vivid dreams that kept her up last night. The North Carolina native—dressed in a now-sold-out blue and white Ganni striped cotton dress—is disregarded by her elder son, Saxon, but luckily sweet Lochlan, in his Orlebar Brown button-down, is there to comfort her.

One table over, our favorite trio multitasks at breakfast while fueling up before their morning yoga session—and simultaneously plotting how Laurie can hook up with Valentin. For some reason, the inexplicable dress code for this planning session includes the cotton, floral appliqué bralette worn by Kate with two Lil Milan necklaces.

Jaclyn, though, opts for a more casual, breakfast-appropriate look completed with a pair of Krewe sunglasses and that Hermès watch, of course.

Sritala checks in with Gaitok in her Saint Laurent sunglasses and Kate Spade earrings.

Back at the Ratliff’s villa, the vibes are tense—mostly thanks to Timothy—but luckily, Pam has arrived in her custom Tombolo top with a blender in hand, much to the pleasure of a Southern Tide and Brooks Brothers-clad Saxon.

Saxon continues to ogle the resort’s eye candy as they scope out a nice spot by the pool. Perhaps he’s checking out Chelsea’s parrot-covered Loewe skirt and Louis Vuitton bag, or Chloe’s flowy, patterned Mes Demoiselles Paris pants worn with her orange Hermès bikini.

Little does Saxon know (or else I’m sure he’d hide in the bushes to watch and masturbate), on the other side of the resort, three beautiful blondes are enjoying a yoga session. It’s possible the women heard Piper’s Lululemon quip the other day because this time, there is none in sight. Instead, Jaclyn works out in a patterned blue jumpsuit from Aditi while Laurie goes with a pink, colorblocked Reebok set.

Rick may hate his meditation sessions, but we love them because they’re the only time we actually get to learn more about this mysterious character. Finally, we hear a bit about his upbringing, and how he came to be such a disgruntled, weed-dependent man. Unfortunately, we don’t get to learn where he got this particular Hawaiian shirt, but we do now know he’s a classic Ray-Bans Wayfarer guy.

Piper, meanwhile, finally gets the courage to visit the monastery where she sticks out like a sore thumb in her blue floral Ralph Lauren shirtdress. Piper might not fit into her Southern family, but this choice of clothing proves she likely will also be an outcast in the Buddhist community, the place she so clearly yearns to be accepted. Instead, she’ll likely be forced to float between the two worlds, never fully embraced by either.

Lochlan works on his posture (and overall approach to the world) in a Tombolo swimsuit.

The always-anxious Fabian tries to keep the mood light with some help from his sunny, striped Jim Thompson tunic.

Things get political when the blondes’ dinner conversation turns to religion and politics. Laurie and Jaclyn learn their dear friend Kate is an “independent,” but they’ll have to look up her voting record when they get their phones back at the end of the week.

And while they don’t align politically, the women continue to sit on the same fashion wavelength, all attending dinner in satin. Jaclyn wears a green kimono from Pin-Up Stars with her Valentino Moon bag and Hermès watch while possible-Trump-supporter Kate opts for an oversize Alémais top and Polène earrings. Laurie, meanwhile, completes the satin triangle in a marigold Ronny Kobo maxi dress.

The adorably quirky My Beachy Side crocheted top Piper wore to dinner did not get enough screen time.

It’s Kate’s turn to be the topic of discussion among the three women. But this time, she seems to catch her two “friends” in the act. The conservative Texan spies Jaclyn and Laurie indulging in some late-night wine and gossip as the latter of the two lounges in a Tara Matthews silk set.

It’s a new day at The White Lotus, and all the guests are getting ready to begin their wellness journeys. The “rich bohemians from Malibu in their Lululemon yoga pants,” as Piper so aptly puts it, are ready to take on the morning. But they aren’t all wearing Lululemon, just Laurie and Jaclyn, with the former in a black sports bra from the brand with matching leggings (and some Krewe sunglasses). Jaclyn, meanwhile, is in a blue Lulu set, though Kate mixes it up by wearing a graphic sports bra and leggings from Italian athleisure brand Aditi.

Piper makes her snarky comment while wearing a pair of L.G.R sunglasses and what seems to be her favorite color: orange.

Rick pulls out yet another Hawaiian shirt for his second day in paradise, though he ups the ante a bit with this one. While his previous iterations looked to be leftover tops he acquired from various hostels in the late ’90s, this one is a $300 short-sleeve button-down from Eleventy.

But his elevated style doesn’t make up for his continuously grumpy attitude—and Chelsea still ditches him for an afternoon with her new friend, Chloe. To be fair, we’d also prefer to hang out with Chloe too, if only to get close enough to start snagging pieces from her closet. On this occasion, the “model” wears a netted My Beachy Side cover-up over her bathing suit, accessorizing the look with a Jacquemus zebra-print tote bag and Matsuda sunglasses.

On the beach, Laurie, Kate, and Jaclyn debrief their mornings with Valentin. And, of course, they do so in style. Laurie shares her health data while fanning herself in a red printed midi dress from Johanna Ortiz and her same Krewe sunglasses. Jaclyn goes more casual, pairing her sold-out white Same one-piece with a logo-covered Valentino shirt. Kate, meanwhile, ditches a cover-up altogether to better show off her patterned Ulla Johnson swimsuit. And don’t miss the green mesh Valentino tote she places haphazardly in the sand.

Over on the above-ocean hammocks, the Ratliff family continues to astound as Lochlan questions Piper about her sex life. The budding Buddhist smartly removes herself from the conversation, showing off her orange Monday Swimwear one-piece as she dismounts from the hammock.

Chelsea admires a David Webb gold, diamond, emerald, and ruby bracelet right before it gets stolen by the hotel burglar. It’s a good get for the heist, to be fair, as the bracelet recently fetched $35,000 at a Sotheby’s auction.

After an eventful day, the guests at the White Lotus throw on their evening ensembles and head to the resort’s restaurant for dinner and a show. Apparently, the blonde trio had a sparkle theme for the night, though Jaclyn and Kate characteristically don’t seem to clue Laurie in on the memo. Her blue slipdress is subtle compared to the other two’s glittering looks. Jaclyn wears a sequin-covered Valentino mini dress decorated with two bangles and a ring from Moon Tree, while Kate opts for a striped caftan from Hong Kong-based brand Marie France Van Damme paired with an off-white Lanvin clutch.

Chloe learns her boyfriend doesn’t know where she’s from while out to dinner with Chelsea and Rick. A rough pill to swallow, for sure, but at least she looks good in an Agua by Agua Bendita embroidered set, a Beautiful Earth bangle, and her Movado watch.

Poor Belinda. All she wants to do is relax on her vacation and maybe flirt a little with Pornchai. But just as she sits down for another solo dinner, she spots someone who looks oddly familiar to her—Greg. For the moment, though, Belinda shakes it off, because nothing can ruin her beautiful evening spent in a Jim Thompson silk caftan dress.

Hopefully Belinda will get some much-needed rest during her week in Thailand (though, to be honest, that seems unlikely). The spa manager arrives to Ko Samui in a no-longer-available purple floral dress from Anthropologie and her Oliver Peoples sunglasses.

The first episode wastes no time in introducing us to the season’s guests, starting with the Ratliffs, who hail from North Carolina. But I didn’t need to tell you that—their clothes make it very obvious. Despite likely just getting off a multihour flight, all members of the Ratliff gang look fresh and exceptionally preppy. First, there’s the matriarch, Victoria, clinging to her Gucci Bamboo 1947 bag like her life depends on it. A master of high-low dressing, Victoria pairs her purse with an olive-green Banana Republic tunic dress, blue Swaine London silk scarf, and a gold Rolex President watch.

Her husband, Timothy, meanwhile, is wearing a pretty nondescript finance bro uniform, though his Zegna sunglasses are worth noting (and were likely picked out by his wife), as is his matching Rolex.

Trailing behind the parents are the three Ratliff siblings: Saxon, Piper, and Lochlan. Tragic names and weird incestuous chemistry aside, their looks are similarly as cookie-cutter Southern as their parents’. The eldest, Saxon, arrives in a Southern Tide floral polo shirt worn with Brooks Brothers chino shorts. He accessorizes with some Gucci loafers, a Hublot watch, and Oliver Peoples x Roger Federer sunglasses, worn on a Smathers & Branson strap. Considering Saxon’s clearly off-putting nature, we don’t blame Piper for tuning him out and listening to music in her cotton voile Ralph Lauren dress. Nor do we blame Lochlan for his early morning drink, which he enjoys in a blue Brooks Brothers short-sleeve button-down.

Next up is the odd couple, Rick and Chelsea, who likely have the most question marks around them following the first episode. Rick may look vacation-ready in his printed short-sleeve button down, but his attitude says otherwise. Chelsea, though—wearing a My Beachy Side cutout crocheted mini dress and LunaFlo London necklace—has enough energy and excitement for the both of them.

And finally, there are the Real Housewives of Thailand, who will likely provide some of the most covetable looks this season. The trio is off to a good start, arriving to the island in some colorful outfits that complement each other nicely. Bobbed Kate wears a striped Paul Smith dress, while actress Jaclyn opts for an Alémais floral mini-halter dress, accessorized with her two favorites—the white Valentino Moon bag and Hermès Nantucket watch—as well as some Chanel heels. And despite being quickly painted as the unfortunate of the group, Laurie seems to be doing well enough to afford a Zimmerman sun dress and Loewe Squeeze bag.

And this season, it isn’t just the guests who are bringing the style inspiration. When we meet Mook in the beginning of the episode, she’s actually wearing a Tombolo short-sleeve button-up with matching cargo shorts—a great, stylish play on the hotel’s khaki uniform.

Sritala, the resort’s owner, meanwhile, makes an immediate impression upon her introduction when she asks the boat to cruise the bay since she’s not ready. The effect is only heightened by her $43,500 earrings, which sparkle in the Thai sun.

It’s time to hit the pool, and the girl gang uses the day of sun as another opportunity to pull out their best resortwear. Laurie, clearly a Zimmerman fan, pairs a golden one-piece from the brand with a Tara Matthews palm tree-printed kimono. Kate proves her fashion chops with a hot pink Valentino swimsuit and printed, fringe wrap skirt from the brand’s 2023 Escape collection. But the biggest fashion flex of the afternoon undoubtedly comes from Jaclyn, who throws on a Chanel 2006 printed dress as a pool coverup—casual. She wears the impressive pull with a rust-colored Eres swimsuit and some pearl-adorned Pacharee hoop earrings.

The women are joined (and harassed) at the pool by Saxon—who wears a white Che swimsuit—and his little brother Lochlan, who embraces color in a vintage shirt, orange Orlebar Brown bathing suit, and brown Omega watch.

Also forced to ward off Saxon’s advances is Chelsea, who still manages to relax a little while wearing a red, ruffled Tara Matthews bikini, a printed sarong, Jacquemus cheetah-print sunglasses, and J.W. Anderson orange popcorn tote.

Finally, nighttime falls upon The White Lotus, and Kate takes the opportunity to show off to her friends in a red, tiered Lanvin dress. The star of her outfit, though, is undoubtedly the David Webb Repoussé elephant cuff on her wrist. Jaclyn, unsurprisingly, places herself at the center of the table so as to better show off her ’70s vintage dress. Laurie, meanwhile, solidifies her role as the outcast in a Sue Wong jumpsuit she pairs with a floral Giambattista Valli bag, which catches her tears at the end of the night.

Sritala takes the opportunity to visit her favorite guest’s table, chatting with Jaclyn in a printed kaftan from Verandah and a Lotus Arts de Vivre clutch.

The Ratliffs’s dinner ensembles once again prove you can take them out of North Carolina, but you absolutely cannot get them to wear anything other than Brooks Brothers. For her part, Victoria looks more ready for a cocktail party at her country club than a tropical dinner, in a floral dress with ruffled sleeves from Jim Thompson.

After smartly giving up on her boyfriend, Chelsea heads to the bar for a drink in her now-sold out printed, cowl-neck dress by Mes Demoiselles Paris. She accessorizes the look with Jacquemus Les Creoles Chiquito earrings. There, she meets Chloe, who looks exceptionally chic in a custom black-and-white Jacquemus ensemble.

It’s time to pop a Lorazepam and get into bed and Victoria wastes no time in her Eileen West cotton nightgown.