For them: natural, fresh and stylish
1. Flowing and light dresses
Wrap dresses, shirt dresses, and strapless dresses remain favorites. Opt for neutral colors, floral prints, or pastel shades, which are all the rage this summer. Linen and cotton are star fabrics: fresh, breathable, and with that natural feel that's so in-style.
2. Coordinated sets
Top and shorts or skirt sets have become the kings of summer. They're comfortable, versatile, and perfect for transitioning from a beach bar to an impromptu dinner party without losing style.
3. Swimsuit as a bodysuit
Yes, you can wear a swimsuit to the beach bar if you pair it with a cute sarong, palazzo pants, or a flowy skirt. Add oversized sunglasses and flat sandals, and the look is complete.
For them: relaxation without losing touch
1. Linen or cotton shirts
Short-sleeved shirts in light shades or tropical prints are ideal. For a more sophisticated look, leave them open with a basic T-shirt underneath. Linen is making a strong comeback this summer for its freshness and natural texture.
2. Bermuda shorts: yes, but with style
Say goodbye to overly sporty pants. Opt for straight-cut Bermuda shorts in earth tones, beige, or pastel colors, and pair them with espadrilles or canvas sneakers.
3. Key accessories
Vintage-framed sunglasses, minimalist watches, and a bucket hat or fedora will give you that extra edge without looking like you've tried too hard.
Footwear: comfort above all
Rubber flip-flops : perfect for stepping on the sand, but if the plan goes on for a while, it's better to wear some nice sandals or espadrilles.
Retro or slip-on style sneakers : for an urban, fresh and very 2025 touch.
Be careful with platform heels if you're walking on the beach. Opt for safer wedges or flat sandals.
Extra tip: never without your sun protection
The best accessory this summer isn't visible, but it's noticeable: choose a light sunscreen for your face and body, and don't forget to moisturize well. Skin and style should always go hand in hand.
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