How to spruce up your summer attire
Investing in a summer wardrobe can help you feel ready for that holiday feeling. We all love getting new summer clothes, especially for a holiday. But it can be difficult to know where to start.
That’s why we’ve put together this summer wardrobe guide to give you a hand. We have all the tips for making your wardrobe fresh and ready for the summer.
Updating your summer wardrobe
Invest in some linen
Linen is the best fabric you can wear in the summertime. Not only does it look great, but it keeps you cooler than any other fabric. Cotton is great too but it’s still a little thicker, so if you’re looking for something extra cool, linen is the way to go.
Linen trousers are great, and a wider leg can keep the air flowing through, so you don’t overheat. And a linen shirt looks smart for a summer dinner out, without the issue of being overly hot. It’s the perfect way to update your wardrobe to make it more sophisticated and summer-ready.
Distress your denim
Denim is the fabric you can wear all year round and it always looks good. There’s always something new to do with denim to keep it looking fresh and exciting. You could try distressed denim, or patchwork denim jeans to update your summer wardrobe.
You could even branch out to coloured denim to give your look an edge. It’s a great way to incorporate colour if you’re not used to wearing a lot of it. Pair your coloured denim with a white tee and you’re ready to go.
Find a great hat
A great hat can do more than just protect you from the sun. It can also elevate your outfit and make you look more put together.
First, you need to decide what kind of hat you’re going for. Maybe you’re a classic baseball cap person, or perhaps you love a bucket hat. Or you might want to go all out and invest in a wide-brimmed straw hat to keep the sun at bay.
Whatever style you choose, it will undoubtedly make your outfit look even better — and you’ll have the added bonus of sun protection.
Add some colour
Even though summer is the perfect time to wear white, it’s not always a favourite. So, if you prefer, you can always add a splash of colour to your wardrobe.
Summer is the best time to go bold with your colour choices. You can go for vibrant sea blues, fuchsia pinks, and deep burnt oranges. If you’re not a bold colour wearer, you can choose something a little more subtle.
Pastels are the perfect in-between for those who don’t enjoy bold colour. Mint greens, baby pinks, and sky blues are a wonderful addition to any wardrobe, adding a hint of colour without committing to a whole new look.
Find some neutral accessories
Light and neutral tones work wonderfully in the summer, especially with a bit of a tan. Finding lighter-toned accessories can really bring a summery vibe to your look.
Beige sandals or bags can make you look and feel like you’re on holiday. A light colour pairs best with lighter summer trousers, as black can look a little harsh.
If you’re a bag person, a straw bag can be the perfect addition — it goes with everything. If you prefer just a wallet, why not look into a buttery light-brown wallet to keep with the neutral tones? It’s a subtle yet effective way to give your everyday look a hint of summer.
Now you have all the inspiration you need — the only question is: which update are you making to your wardrobe first?
