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WHAT TO WEAR: Summer

June 24th, 2015 at 2:00am

It’s finally summertime. The sun is out, the fruit is ripe, creativity is blossoming and the mood is positive. With that said, the most important thing is to dress comfortably for the weather, as the heat can often result in discomfort and annoyance due to a wrong outfit choice. This Fashionista proves that fashion doesn’t need to be sacrificed, yet compromised accordingly in order to look hot and feel hot.

In my opinion, shoes are one of the most (if not THE most) essential articles of clothing one must focus on. This Fashionista struts in inexpensive platform flip flops in order to feel comfortable while walking, yet doesn’t sacrifice her personal style while doing so. She also wears comfortable, soft cigarette trousers, which add color and character to her outfit as well. Paired with a lightweight white blouse and a simple and convenient small black backpack, she ensures that comfort comes first and foremost.

As always, an outfit is truly not complete without jewelry. This Fashionista wears layered string necklaces that fit comfortably and stylishly on her neck and rocks some boho style round earrings and arm cuffs for an extra punch. After swiping on a shade of her favorite lipstick and throwing on some stellar shades, she is ready for a full day’s worth of walking, talking and shopping!

One Simple Change: Got a hot date? Replace the trousers with a colorful pencil skirt, swap the backpack for a simple clutch and you’ll be set for a romantic night on the town while still feeling confident and cool.

Author

  • Audrey O'Donnell

    Hello, I’m Audrey! I attend Syracuse University in upstate New York, but was born and raised in the San Francisco, California Bay Area. My first year away from home was a tough one, but I learned so much about myself and I can’t wait to be back on campus in the fall! My style consists of funky statement pieces, an array of neutral colors, a perfect combination of jewelry and always a swipe of colorful lipstick. My favorite stores include ASOS, Urban Outfitters, Top Shop and Free People, but I rely heavily on thrift stores to help finish off an incomplete outfit. You can most likely find me on a hike, in the local coffee shop, online shopping, or eating my way through the Bay Area. Style on!