I don't know about you, but while I was busy thinking about spring and all the style decisions necessary to navigate it, summer completely snuck up on me. Usually, I try to be prepared for whatever season comes next, but given how fast the last few months have flown by, I've found myself feeling severely ill-equipped in the dressing department for June, July, and August. Luckily, I came up with a fast solution. After one afternoon spent scrolling through Reformation's, Zara's, and Nordstrom's websites, I've all but checked off everything on my summer wardrobe wish list, quelling any feelings of stress targeted at the season ahead. Now, all that's left to do is enjoy it.
Since I've never been great at keeping secrets and it is my job to make navigating the market easier on all of you, I felt it was my duty to share all of my findings from my hours of research. Ahead, you'll find it all, from easy linen pants and even easier white sundresses to viral sunglasses and controversial mesh flats. Basically, the answers to your summer style woes are all just a scroll away.
The words "pull-on" and "paperbag" have me convinced that this skirt will get tons of wear this summer.
I have a thing for muscle tees, and this one's extra good.
Bring spring's burgundy trend to summer in bikini form.
Shop the matching Elba Bikini Bottom ($98).
This beach bag will pair perfectly with my new merlot bikini.
If a European trip is in the cards this summer, buy this set. It's perfect for roaming around cobblestone streets in a seaside Italian or Spanish town.
These heels should be sold out, but they aren't. Act fast.
These Jimmy Fairly sunnies from Reformation's new collab aren't going to last long. The black version already sold out.
I'll be buying a couple of these before June 20.
I already own this belt in another color, but the ecru version is too perfect for summer to resist.
These are perfectly airy and breezy for a warm summer day when you don't want to wear shorts or a skirt.
These are at the top of my summer wish list.
If you're a fan of the low-rise trend like I am, then these need to be added to your Ref cart ASAP.
Doesn't this top belong in an early 2000s rom-com? It's so The Sweetest Thing.
I brought this dress on my trip to Nice and Monaco last week, and let me tell you—it's stellar.
How cute is this tiny Le Pliage? I'm obsessed.
Everyone I know who owns a Hunza G swimsuit raves about it, so naturally, I need one this summer.
Chic women across Italy, France, and more European cities frequent white linen trousers all summer.
This cropped pullover looks and feels so much pricier than it is.
I've never loved a dress more than I love this Tory Burch number.
Okay, Coach, go off.
A coat for summer might seem odd, but for those rogue chilly nights, nothing beats a classic trench.
This is one of my all-time favorite white tees, so I always stock up before summer.
A classic pair of 501s will get so much use in the summertime and really all year round.
Dakota Johnson keeps wearing these chocolate-brown Cortez sneakers, and with every sighting, I get closer to buying a pair.
This new raffia version of Ref's beloved Vittoria bag is pretty much perfect.
I can get 100% silk from Zara? Say less.
This luxe bra is going to be my favorite styling piece of the season—I can feel it.
The construction of this midi skirt is elite.
Our UK and U.S. editors alike are falling for these easy, affordable Nordstrom slides.
What. A. Color.
These look so expensive. It's kind of unbelievable actually that they're just $70.
This printed midi skirt is giving me Marni vibes that I'm not at all mad about.
A classic choice that'll slowly but surely replace all your ratty old tank tops.
These earrings will make every outfit better—guaranteed.
Vanity cases like popular ones by Loro Piana and Bottega Veneta are spreading all across the market.
Two words: pure elegance.
These '90s thong sandals are currently living in my brain rent-free.
This article was originally published on Who What Wear.
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