Summer Fashion Ideas 2021

Recently, I've been looking to the past for ways to deal with the present. Those who were too busy for family meals pre-covid are now cooking at home than ever. We’re scheduling long, leisurely phone calls and we’re writing letters (with a pen and paper and everything! Also, we’re planting our own gardens. There is something comforting about these slower, purposely low-technology habits and daily life, because they help us to feel connected to the past. These are things our parents and forefathers did—and the activities feel a lot more stimulating than mindless social media scrolls.

The past is resonating in fashion. Reanalyzing fashion from decenniums reminds me of a time before the covid, our lives were so reliant on technology and when fashion was a much smaller, unrushed industry. Frontwards to summer—though many of us will still be in detention—we’re feeling inspired by antiquated photos and outfits that seem to have more staying power than flashy, biodegradable trends.

Summer can be a tricky season to dress for any occasion, but there are a few dependable ways to dress for too much heat and humidity through summer fashion ideas.

 Ideas For Styling Summer Outfits

1. Wear light-colored clothing. 

Choose light colors and white dresses and button-down shirts, which reflect, rather than absorb, the sun's rays. Another trend that has continued to dominate this year has been pastel tones. These sorbet-inspired colors are the perfect option for summer and they suit a wide variety of skin tones. Plump for from a boiler suit in cool mint green or an oversized furrow coat in soft lavender – better yet, try them both at the same time. Suits and separates in the soft and buttery hues raising your universal attractiveness and will hang in the air as one of the sophisticated styles for seasons to come.

2. Opt for sleeveless or loose sleeves.

  In connection to summer clothes, the intention is to have as much airflow as possible.  You don't have to go completely strapless, but contemplating sleeveless camis and off-shoulder or puff-sleeve blouses. Short-sleeve button-ups are an additional better option. Bell sleeves have got their own class of styling personalities.

3. Stay away from tight clothing.

 Baggy clothing is your pre-eminent bet for staying cool in the summer. Go for pruned, wide-leg pants, loose shirts, oversize blouses, and dresses and skirts with the chamber to breathe.

4. Upgrade your athleisure.

 Technical fabrics are typically moisture-wicking, but they’re also tight, which isn’t always great for summer. If you're a fan of athleisure, swap your usual black leggings and sweatshirt for colorful bike shorts and tank tops or short-sleeve crop tops.

5. Choose breathable fabrics.

 It may not matter during the rest of the year, but you’ll definitely notice the difference between breathable fabrics and fabrics that trap moisture during the summer. Synthetics usually aren’t breathable, so check clothing labels to make sure your clothes are 100 percent linen, cotton, or silk. If you want to play with texture, try eyelet and seersucker.

6. Ditch jeans.

Denim is one of the heaviest fabrics. If you sport stretch jeans or skinny jeans, you may find them too mellow for your summer style. Glance for lightweight cotton or linen pants alternatively. You must wear denim, choose for wide-leg jeans, which still allow for pretty much air circulation.

7. Rely on dresses.

Dresses aren’t just for special occasions. A comfy summer dress is an easy option for days when you don’t know what to wear. Summer is the perfect time to bring out your mini dresses, rompers, and miniskirts, but it’s okay to go longer, too. For a boho summer look, opt for a sleeveless maxi dress or long skirt. A tie-front dress can give you a little extra air circulation.

8. Wear leather sandals.

 Flip-flops are great for going to the beach, but to dress up your look, opt for strappy sandals or espadrilles, which still let your toes breathe. Leather sandals come in comfortable options that will look more stylish than the standard foam flip-flops.

9. Minimize accessories.

 Lots of dangling necklaces or bangles can stick to your skin in the heat. Choose one statement accessory, like hoop earrings.

10. Fringing on the Bags

When it’s time to make a statement, let your handbag do the talking. This season, one of the biggest looks we’ve seen is the fringing on the bags. Let the tassels dangle close to the fabric or watch them almost hit the floor for maximum impact – the over-the-top design is sure to turn some heads and keep you feeling chic. Choose from a leather fringe or shearling – you can rock this piece any season, and make it work for almost any event. For a classic feel, choose dark hues like brown or black, but if you want to stand out from the others, take a dip into bold shades like red or green. If you’re ready to shake up your go-to style, this is the item to pick!

11.Yellow Bag  This summer season, yellow bags have infatuated over the runways and the streets. This fashion is easy to replicate and it is perpetual – opt for a small clutch to spice up your attire or find a mustard tote for your daily needs. There are so many colors to choose from that suit your taste, and they look incredible when paired with other vibrant hues or a monochromatic accumulation. Pick for an amber structured handbag with an all-white get-up, or a gleaming canary baguette for a night out.

One Final Idea: Keep channelizing your soulful fashion to the world.