7 official European summer outfits you can wear anywhere

Right now, my vibe is to convey the essence of European summer, and that’s what my thoughts come to every time I drift off. I wish I could be there right now. While I don’t currently have any plans to actually spend the summer in Europe this year, I’m starting to plan my summer aesthetic and I can’t think of a better place than the fashion set to travel to the sunny Amalfi Coast every summer . . I use my free time to carefully curate a Pinterest board of sorts containing gorgeous outfit formulas. If you need to dress for the role from home, that’s fine.

My packing list includes carefully selected items that blend comfort and style, reflecting the effortless chic vibe that is synonymous with European summer. The outfits I source, whether it’s a tailored linen blazer and flowy trousers combo perfect for an afternoon strolling through a quaint village, or a breezy sundress with statement jewelry to discover new cuisines The formulas all capture the essence of sophistication that I seek. Shop 7 must-have looks for summer below.

You probably weren’t expecting a look like this in your holiday outfit roundup, but sometimes the simple things can make the biggest statement. While many “fast fashion style” travelers may wear multiple statement looks every day, true luxury enthusiasts often opt for timeless wardrobe staples, like tank tops and jeans. It’s the perfect atmosphere to explore a new city alone.

The touch of gold gives it a very atmospheric feel. Last year, as the weather got warmer in Paris, I paired my tweed jacket with this gold medallion skirt. I liked it so much that I have repeated it many times. Adding a minimalist designer It His bag is your best bet from here and I love the Gucci His Jackie so much.

Sheer materials always attract attention. While it may seem skimpy when you wear it, there are ways to style it elegantly. Paired with a classic T-shirt, it’s perfect for dressing down for a more casual night out. My vibe is dancing the night away in the European summer.

Many people don’t think about wearing a suit in the summer, but you can style it with crocheted flats for a European look. Long shorts are all the rage this summer, so you can definitely pair them with a blazer.

Red was very popular this year, so don’t expect it to disappear anytime soon. A little red cutout dress can be worn in an understated way with an elevated feel. I’m thinking of styling it with a basket bag and cute heels.