Kourtney Pulitzer’s Palm Beach

Just like the designer and preppy icon before her, Kourtney Pulitzer (whose father-in-law, Peter Pulitzer, was married to Lilly Pulitzer) epitomizes young Palm Beach style. At her four-year-old namesake boutique she sells flirty labels such as Indah and Barbara Gerwit, along with retro-inspired furnishings by Jonathan Adler and others. Next year, Pulitzer will launch her own clothing and accessories line. “I love this town,” she says. “You can be casual, with flip-flops and breezy dresses, but also elegant.”

Eat
On Sundays, Pulitzer heads to Michelle Bernstein’s (brunch for two $40), for its bistro-style brunch with a standout croquette madame with Manchego cheese.

Shop
The designer loves browsing the resale boutique Church Mouse, where she might find a secondhand ball gown or delicately embroidered pillows. In West Palm, Pulitzer never misses a chance to go antiquing in historic Northwood, stopping at Gardenhouse for reimagined vintage finds and Circa Who for Midcentury furniture. “It’s a stash of vintage goodies with a contemporary twist,” she says.