There are many options available for you to choose from whether you want a casual look for the weekend or a more formal look for a special occasion. These are the top summer looks.
Crochet sets from the 70s
Fashion in the 1970s was all the rage. Hippie culture was fond of kaleidoscopic clothing. People in the know noticed. A number of designers looked at the technique and came up with a new twist.
There are many notable Crochet sets on the market. A one-of-a-kind piece can cost thousands of dollars. Many brands are now embracing eco-friendly, handcrafted designs. Although the ’80s were the decade that truly embraced the hippie movement in the 1980s, there is no reason to think this trend will disappear.
Stripes
Stripes are here to stay, no matter what your taste is: bold, subtle or nautical. Designers use the pattern in a variety of ways. You can easily recreate some of these patterns in your own closet.
A La Redoute long-sleeved, striped shirt makes a great focal point to create a layering look. This shirt is a great match for wide-leg jeans and chunky loafers. It’s also nice to have a striped espadrille.
A multi-colored version of a stripe is the best way to wear it. For a summer look, a pair of jeans and a striped sweater are great options. Stripes can be worn with leggings, sneakers or a fleece blanket.
Midi skirts
The midi skirt is an excellent wardrobe staple, whether you’re looking for casual wear or something more formal. It is a loose fit that highlights your body and can be easily dressed up or down. These skirts are versatile and can be worn throughout the year.
Bold prints are a great way to stand out with your skirt. A printed skirt is a great way to achieve chic style, especially with the current trend in monochrome prints from head-to-toe.
A patterned skirt paired with a fitted top is another way to stand out. Christine from Hello Fashion Blog paired her faux leather pleated skirt with a plaid button down.
Ruffled blouses
Ruffles are a timeless fashion staple that has been around for years, but they can be difficult to use in a variety of situations. It has been shown that ruffles are a great choice for many occasions.
Designers have used ruffles throughout history. It has become a key part of women’s formal wear. You can add them to blouses or dresses for dramatic effect or as fun details on a basic shirt.
You can make ruffles from many different materials. A sheer ruffle top, for example, is a great way of adding some flair to bare arms. You can combine it with a more structured top, such as jeans or skirts.
Logo mania
Logomania was first launched in the 1980s. Fashion has returned to logomania, recreating iconic monogrammed pieces of the past. You can also use logos in subtler ways.
Many luxury fashion houses are reviving their logo-embedded collections. Gucci, Chanel and Louis Vuitton are now embracing the new era in maximalist, all-over printed fashion.
The trend is being adopted by a new generation of designers in a subtler way. Louis Vuitton and Supreme teamed up to create a line of sportswear with logos. This sparked logomania.
Fendi’s cursive-F tights are one of the most glamorous and glam-worthy logo-embedded products to hit the marketplace. This design is sure to become a fashion staple.
Y2K-inspired clothing
Y2K-inspired clothing is a fashion trend that began in the 2000s. This trend is popular with celebrities like Bella Hadid, Hailey Bieber and others. Gen Z, however, isn’t ready to embrace this trend fully yet. They long for the simpler days.
Mixing and matching the right tops and bottoms is key to reviving the Y2K look. Accessory items can be added to your look.
The bandana is a popular Y2K-inspired item. You can use them as a headband, hair tie, scarf, or hair band. These are great for summer, as they can be worn casually.
