9 Easy Summer Outfits That Are Probably Hanging in Your Wardrobe Already
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@monikhAssembling chic outfits for the month ahead just got easier.
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@claire_mostStyle Notes: In the UK, you need to be prepared for the weather to turn at any moment, which is why we love the practicality of Claire Most's outfit here. There's a cardigan option for a sudden drop in temperature but a crop top underneath for when the sun decides to shine.
Never before has the tank top been so pivotal to your outfits.
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@annasarlvitStyle Notes: An oversized maxi dress is as much a summer staple as sunglasses or swimwear. The item is so easy to throw on as an all-in-one outfit. Increase the summer vibes with flat sandals and a beach bag, just like Anna Sarlvit has done here.
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Style Notes: July isn't all about skirts and dresses. Make like Lucy Williams and style a pair of trousers in a bright hue with a retro floral-print blouse. Finish with strappy sandals and your favourite basket bag.
Floral prints are a summertime classic for a reason.
Wide-leg trousers are a staple this season.
Another basket bag I currently have on my wish list.
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Style Notes: If there's ever a time for shorts, it's July. Matching sets featuring this high-summer staple have made quite the impression on Instagram's most stylish—it's now hard to scroll through without spotting at least one co-ord like Francesca's.
But if you prefer neutrals, you can also pick the co-ord up in black and beige.
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Style Notes: Every Brit knows you always need to be in arm's length of a jacket regardless of the time of year, and we've just found the coolest option out there. Monikh Dale's fringed jacket will give every ensemble edge, especially when worn over a linen dress and finished with chunky trainers.
Retro-style kicks keep cropping up in the best outfits this summer.
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Style Notes: Jumpsuits take all the effort out of getting dressed, which is paramount when you want to maximise your time in the sunshine. Make your look even more seamless by matching your shoes to the colour of your jumpsuit, much like Charlotte Kuhrt did here.
In my opinion, no outfit is complete without a pair of gold hoops.
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Style Notes: It might be time to trade in your jeans, but that doesn't mean you need to completely forgo denim. Instead, take cues from Sylvie Mus and pair a denim midi skirt with a relaxed-fit shirt.
The fade on this denim midi skirt makes it look as if it could be vintage.
If you buy one heel this summer, make it Dear Frances’ Pepper mules.
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Style Notes: No July wardrobe would be complete without some gingham. Make it even more quintessential by pairing it with a basket bag, just like Slip Into Style's Ellie Delphine did.
Cut-outs are another massive dress trend for 2022.
I own these sandals, and have worn them endlessly over the past three summers.
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@javieraStyle Notes: Wide-leg trousers are a staple this season, and it makes sense to pair them with another key item from the summer 2023 runways—a bra top. Just add crochet tote to complete the look.
The perfect wide-leg trouser does exist.
I love Castañer’s wedge espadrilles, so I can’t wait to try its new flats.