Summer dressing gets easier once you stop thinking in single pieces and start thinking in pairs: one top, one bottom that suits it, one pair of shoes you can walk in. That's how I plan every warm-weather trip. Below are 50 tops, from linen shirts and ribbed tanks to crochet, eyelet and plain tees, each with the bottom, shoes and bag I'd pack with it. You'll also find cropped and longer shapes, modest options and notes for petite and plus-size proportions. Treat each one as a formula you can repeat with what's already in your suitcase.
Linen, Voile and the Polyester Problem
In heat, fabric matters more than cut. A loose polyester top can feel hotter than a fitted linen one, because the fiber decides whether sweat can escape. These are the fabrics I reach for, and the one I avoid.
- Linen: made from flax, it lets air through, dries quickly and feels cool. It creases the moment you sit, which is part of its look.
- Cotton voile and lawn: very fine, lightweight cottons that feel almost weightless. They're often slightly sheer, so plan what goes underneath.
- Seersucker: the puckered weave holds much of the fabric away from your skin, which helps air move.
- Viscose and rayon: they drape and feel cool to the touch, but they show sweat, shrink in hot water and wrinkle easily.
- Polyester and satin-finish synthetics: they trap heat and hold onto odor. I keep them for air-conditioned evenings, not afternoons outdoors.
Color matters too, mostly because of sweat. Light gray, pale blue and silky fabrics show damp patches quickly, while white, black and busy prints hide them best.
1. White Linen Shirt Summer Outfit
Rolled sleeves and a half-tuck are the two moves that make an oversized white linen shirt look intentional rather than borrowed. Tuck the front into tan high-waisted shorts and let the back hang for coverage. Linen breathes but is thin, so a light camisole stops it reading as sheer in bright sun. Brown flat sandals, a woven tote, tortoiseshell sunglasses, small gold hoops and a leather belt. Button it higher with tailored shorts if you want more structure. It's the first thing I pack for any warm trip.
2. White Tank Top And Linen Pants Outfit
When it's truly hot, I want as little fabric touching me as possible, and a fitted ribbed tank with loose linen trousers does that. Choose a substantial tank with wide straps so bra straps stay hidden, and beige or oatmeal wide-leg pants. A full or partial tuck balances the volume below. Leather slides, a raffia bag, sleek sunglasses and gold jewelry. Petite women can go cropped or add a platform. Carry an airy button-down to wear open in the sun.
3. Black Tank Top And White Shorts Outfit
Black over white is crisp, and the contrast does the styling for you. Choose a fitted scoop- or square-neck tank and high-rise white tailored shorts with a slightly relaxed cut. Black sandals link to the top, and a tan woven bag softens it. White shorts pick up sunscreen and café chairs fast, so on a trip I often choose ivory or light stone instead. A longer inseam covers more. Hoops and narrow sunglasses are all it needs.
4. Striped T-Shirt And Denim Shorts Outfit
Stripes make denim shorts look put-together with almost no thought. Look for a soft cotton tee with navy, black or red horizontal stripes and tuck it into medium-wash high-rise shorts with a slim belt. A looser tee can be knotted or tucked only at the front. White canvas sneakers for walking days, brown sandals for dinner, with a crossbody, studs and classic sunglasses. Knee-length denim Bermudas are the swap if you want more leg coverage.
5. Graphic T-Shirt And Maxi Skirt Outfit
A graphic tee keeps a flowing maxi skirt from looking too precious. Choose a soft tee with a simple design, and tuck or knot it above the waistband of a solid or subtly printed skirt. An elastic back keeps the skirt comfortable on long travel days while the front stays smooth. Flat strappy sandals, a crossbody and a couple of fine necklaces. With an oversized tee, roll the sleeves and front-tuck it. Petite women look best in an ankle-length skirt rather than one pooling on the floor.
6. Ribbed Tank Top And Wide-Leg Jeans Outfit
Wide-leg jeans in summer only work if the denim is lightweight; heavy rigid denim is miserable on a hot afternoon. Choose a close-fitting ribbed tank in white, cream, gray or chocolate to balance the volume, and high-rise jeans in a length that suits your height. Platform sandals or low sneakers, a compact shoulder bag, a slim belt, small hoops and rectangular sunglasses. An unbuttoned cotton shirt goes over it on cooler evenings.
7. Halter Top And Flowy Pants Outfit
Halters look elegant over wide, flowing pants because the bare shoulders balance the width. Choose one with secure coverage at the neck and enough length to meet the waistband, and high-rise palazzos in linen or cotton. A single color throughout, black or cream with beige, is the most streamlined. Most halters need a strapless or convertible bra. Low block heels, statement earrings and a small clutch, with a higher neck and a light wrap if you want more coverage at a rooftop dinner.
8. One-Shoulder Top And Midi Skirt Outfit
Asymmetry gives a plain midi skirt a focal point, which is why I like a one-shoulder top here. Choose a fitted top in a neutral or a saturated summer color with a high-waisted A-line skirt that ends around mid-calf. A printed skirt adds movement; plain satin or cotton is sleeker. A smooth strapless bra underneath, slingback flats or low block heels, a small structured bag and one statement earring or a pair of studs. Skip the heavy necklace. It suits resort dinners and daytime parties.
9. Strapless Top And Linen Trousers Outfit
Relaxed linen trousers take a structured strapless top from formal to holiday. Choose one with internal support and enough length to stay put; a loose strapless top you keep hitching up spoils the evening. High-rise wide-leg trousers in white, beige or a complementary color, sleek flat sandals or low heels, a top-handle bag and sculptural earrings. An oversized linen shirt covers sunburnt shoulders. Neutral colors make it easy to wear twice on one trip.
10. Crochet Top And Denim Skirt Outfit
Visible texture is what a crochet top brings to denim. Choose a lined crochet or wear a fitted camisole underneath, then an A-line denim midi with a front slit. Tan sandals, a woven shoulder bag and wooden or gold jewelry suit the handmade look, in a palette of cream, blue and warm brown. A knee-length skirt is the alternative if a midi feels long. Crochet stretches when wet, so I dry it flat rather than hanging it over a hotel balcony.
11. Eyelet Top And High-Waisted Shorts Outfit
Bright white eyelet fabric is cotton with small stitched holes, so it's light, breathable and textured at once. Choose a lined blouse with short puff sleeves or a sleeveless shell, and pair it with tan, navy or soft blue tailored high-waisted shorts. Espadrilles, a woven crossbody and pearl or gold earrings. A front tuck shows the waist, and untucked works if the hem is shaped. Eyelet catches on hook-and-loop fastenings and bag zips, so carry something smooth.
12. Peplum Top And Straight-Leg Jeans Outfit
Peplums work over straight-leg jeans because the flare adds movement while the denim keeps it from looking sweet. The flare should begin at your natural waist, the bodice should fit and the armholes shouldn't cut in. Dark or medium wash keeps it grounded. A V-neck lengthens the torso; a square neck shows the shoulders. Pointed flats or low block sandals, a structured crossbody and delicate jewelry, and no belt. Lightweight stretch denim makes it bearable on warmer days.
13. Lace-Trim Camisole And Satin Skirt Outfit
Lace trim and satin are both soft, so I add one firm element, a leather bag or a crisp blazer, to stop the outfit looking like sleepwear. Choose a camisole with adjustable straps and coverage you're comfortable with, and a bias-cut skirt in a coordinating neutral, pastel or muted jewel tone. Flat slingbacks for walking, low strappy heels for dressier evenings. A compact bag, small earrings, one fine necklace and a light cardigan for air-conditioned restaurants.
14. Puff-Sleeve Blouse And White Jeans Outfit
White jeans keep a colorful puff-sleeve blouse from looking busy. Choose blue, coral, green or a small floral, with a simple body so the sleeves are the only detail. Straight or cropped white jeans in a breathable denim, front-tucked, and nude or tan sandals to lengthen the leg. Broad shoulders suit gentle sleeve volume, while narrow shoulders can carry a bigger puff. A structured straw bag, small hoops and oversized sunglasses.
15. Floral Blouse And Denim Shorts Outfit
A floral blouse moves denim shorts from errand-running to lunch. Choose a light cotton or viscose blouse with short sleeves and a print scale that suits your frame: smaller prints on petite women, larger on tall. Clean-hem shorts look smarter than distressed cutoffs. Espadrilles or leather sandals dress it up, and a small woven bag fits the season. Pick one color from the print for your earrings or bag. Viscose shrinks in hot water, so I wash it cool and air-dry it.
16. Gingham Top And White Skirt Outfit
Gingham with a white skirt has a classic picnic-inspired feel, and it's one of the most cheerful pairings here. Choose a fitted or gently shaped blouse in blue, black, red or green and a white A-line midi or an above-the-knee cotton skirt. Canvas sneakers keep it casual; espadrille wedges dress it up. A small straw bag, studs and sunglasses. Gingham is already a pattern, so skip other prints, and if the blouse has puff sleeves or ruffles, keep the skirt especially plain.
17. Polka Dot Top And Black Trousers Outfit
Polka dots and black trousers make an easy summer workday outfit. Choose a light blouse with small or medium dots and a relaxed neckline, and cropped wide-leg black trousers that let air move around the legs. Front-tuck it so it doesn't look shapeless. Pointed flats, slingbacks or low block heels and a structured bag; pearl studs or small silver hoops suit the print. If black feels heavy in strong sun, ivory trousers with a navy dot blouse do the same job.
18. Button-Front Top And A-Line Skirt Outfit
Buttons give a breezy A-line skirt a little structure. Choose a sleeveless or short-sleeve top in cotton, linen or light chambray and a high-waisted midi, and tuck it in to show the skirt's shape. The balance is simple: close-fitting top, flowing skirt; loose top, a sleeker skirt. Check that the buttons lie flat across the bust. Flat leather sandals, a medium shoulder bag and hoops for sightseeing and casual offices.
19. Wrap Top And Palazzo Pants Outfit
A wrap top defines the waist by itself, which is why it pairs so well with wide palazzo pants. Choose a secure wrap whose tie lies flat, and high-rise pants in a neutral or a quiet print. The V neck lengthens the upper body, and platform sandals or low wedges keep the hem clean. Wrap tops are double-layered at the front, so in heat I choose the lightest fabric I can find, with a camisole underneath if the neckline gapes. A compact shoulder bag, statement earrings and one bracelet.
20. Square-Neck Top And Tailored Shorts Outfit
A square neckline frames the collarbone and suits the clean lines of tailored shorts. Choose a fitted knit or cotton top with wide straps or short sleeves and a neckline that lies flat, and pleated high-rise shorts in beige, navy, olive or white. A leather belt links to loafers or woven flats. A cropped top should meet the waistband; a longer one can be tucked. Skip the big necklace, since the neckline is the detail. It goes from a casual office to lunch with no changes.
21. Off-Shoulder Top And Maxi Skirt Outfit
Off-shoulder elastic either stays put or it doesn't, so I lift my arms in the fitting room before buying. Pair a secure top with a high-waisted maxi in cotton, linen or crinkled fabric: solid top with printed skirt, or the reverse. Flat strappy sandals, a woven clutch and statement earrings, and no necklace. A top that can also sit higher on the shoulders gives you more coverage when you want it. Crinkled cotton is a travel favorite of mine because it's meant to look creased.
22. Cap-Sleeve Top And Capri Pants Outfit
Capris look deliberate when they end at the narrowest part of the lower calf rather than halfway across the widest. Pair them with a fitted cap-sleeve knit that skims rather than clings. Ballet flats, sleek sandals or low wedges suit the cropped hem. One color across top, pants and shoes makes you look taller. A structured tote and a light scarf or small pendant finish it. It's a good choice for anyone who wants more coverage than shorts give.
23. Polo Shirt And Pleated Shorts Outfit
Pleated shorts and a polo look preppy and neat. Choose a cotton knit polo with a relaxed collar that follows the body, and tuck it into white, khaki or navy high-rise shorts with a narrow belt. Leave a button or two open. Loafers make it polished; sneakers or sandals relax it. If the polo is a little oversized, tuck it fully and roll the sleeves once. A canvas tote, studs and sunglasses for travel and casual offices.
24. Sleeveless Blouse And Paperbag Shorts Outfit
Paperbag shorts gather at the waist, so the top has to be smooth and tuck flat: a simple shell or a draped V-neck. Choose linen or soft cotton shorts and tie the belt in a compact knot. If you carry weight at the middle, look for a flatter paperbag waist with less gathering, and make sure there's room through the leg. Flat mules, woven sandals or espadrilles, a small shoulder bag and simple earrings.
25. Smocked Top And Tiered Skirt Outfit
A smocked top stretches with you, which makes it one of the most comfortable things to wear on a long summer day. Choose one that fits securely across the bodice and ends near the high waist of a tiered skirt. Pair a solid top with a light print, or the reverse. Keep the tiers streamlined if the top has puff sleeves or ruffles. Flat sandals or espadrilles and a woven crossbody, with a denim jacket for evenings. Smocking loses its stretch in a hot dryer, so I air-dry it.
26. Ruffle Top And Straight-Leg Pants Outfit
One ruffle is plenty; several turn a blouse sweet. Choose a blouse with a single ruffle along the neckline, sleeve or shoulder and pair it with clean ankle-length trousers in white, beige, navy or black. Tuck it so extra fabric doesn't collect at the hips. Pointed flats or low heels and a structured bag. If the ruffle sits near the face, choose earrings over a necklace. A tone-on-tone palette suits anyone who prefers minimal outfits.
27. Embroidered Top And Linen Shorts Outfit
Embroidery concentrated at the neckline or sleeves is the easiest to wear and to pair. With high-rise linen shorts in cream, tan, olive or a color pulled from the thread, it has a handmade, holiday look. Tuck a loose blouse partially; a cropped one should meet the waistband. Leather sandals, a woven tote and small hoops. Tone-on-tone stitching is calmer, and colored thread on white or blue is more playful. Turn embroidered tops inside out to wash so the stitching doesn't catch.
28. Boho Blouse And Flared Jeans Outfit
A flowing boho blouse with lightweight flares has balanced proportions: volume on top, volume at the hem, fitted in between. Choose a blouse with subtle gathers, embroidery or a soft print, not every detail at once, and high-rise flares that fit through the hips. Platforms or espadrille wedges keep the hem off the ground, and a front tuck gives definition. On hot days, choose cropped flares. A suede-look crossbody, layered necklaces and round sunglasses suit concerts and breezy evenings.
29. Satin Top And Wide-Leg Trousers Outfit
Satin catches evening light, but in summer I only wear the washable, breathable kind, because heavy polyester satin feels like plastic wrap in heat. Choose a sleeveless shell or draped-neck blouse and high-rise matte wide-leg trousers so the shine doesn't take over. Champagne with cream looks soft; black with ivory is sharper. Satin shows sweat at the underarm, so darker shades are more forgiving. Strappy low heels, a compact clutch and sculptural earrings, with a light blazer for chilly dining rooms.
30. Denim Shirt And White Shorts Outfit
Lightweight chambray, not heavy denim, is what makes a blue shirt work with white shorts in summer. Roll the sleeves, open the top buttons and front-tuck it into high-rise white shorts. Tan sandals, a matching belt, a woven tote and tortoiseshell sunglasses, with gold jewelry to warm the blue and white. White Bermudas or ankle pants cover more. Worn open over a fitted tank, the shirt becomes a layer you can take off when it heats up.
31. Chambray Top And Printed Skirt Outfit
Chambray behaves like a neutral, which is why a sleeveless chambray top steadies a colorful printed skirt. Choose a button-front shell or draped blouse in medium blue and an A-line or flowing midi with florals, geometrics or stripes. Tuck it to show the waist. Neutral espadrilles or flat sandals and a tan crossbody keep it cohesive, with earrings that repeat one small color from the print.
32. Yellow Top And White Jeans Outfit
Yellow runs from butter to marigold, and the right one depends on your coloring; a soft butter yellow is usually easier near the face than bright lemon. A sleeveless blouse, fitted tee or linen top works with straight-leg white denim. Tan sandals, a woven bag and gold jewelry. Front-tuck a loose top so the waist doesn't disappear. Ivory or ecru jeans are softer if pure white feels stark, and neutral accessories keep the yellow as the focus.
33. Red Top And Denim Midi Skirt Outfit
Red against denim is high impact for very little effort. Choose a fitted tee, square-neck blouse or light knit in cherry, tomato or crimson and a high-waisted denim midi with a slit for walking. Tuck it fully to show the waistband. White sneakers for casual days, tan block sandals to dress it up, a neutral bag and restrained jewelry. If vivid red is too strong near your face, a softer coral-red works the same way.
34. Green Top And Beige Trousers Outfit
Beige trousers calm a green top, so you get color without much risk. Olive and sage are earthy; pistachio and emerald are brighter. A sleeveless blouse or fitted knit balances relaxed wide legs. Cognac sandals, a matching bag and gold earrings warm the palette. Tuck fully or wear a bodysuit-style top. Petite women can go cropped with a slight platform, and a cream linen shirt adds coverage.
35. Blue Top And White Linen Pants Outfit
A blue top with white linen pants is the coastal outfit I pack most often. Choose sky blue, cobalt, navy or powder blue in a sleeveless shell or cotton blouse. White linen pants must be lined or substantial, or they're see-through outdoors. A fitted top balances very wide legs, and a partial tuck keeps it relaxed. Tan slides, a woven shoulder bag, and silver or gold depending on the blue's undertone. Sunglasses and a light scarf for breezy terraces.
36. Pink Top And Light-Wash Jeans Outfit
Pink softens light-wash denim. Choose blush, rose, coral pink or fuchsia; a fitted ribbed top looks current, while a flowing blouse covers more. Straight or cropped light-wash jeans with white sneakers, neutral sandals or ballet flats. With bright pink, keep accessories minimal; with pale pink, one colorful earring or a printed scarf adds life. A cream bag and fine jewelry finish it.
37. Orange Top And Khaki Shorts Outfit
An orange top brings warmth to plain khaki shorts. Tangerine, terracotta, peach and burnt orange all work against tan or olive. A linen blouse or fitted cotton tank keeps it breathable. Brown leather sandals, a woven belt, a canvas or raffia tote and gold jewelry. Front-tuck it to show the waistband. Terracotta and burnt orange are easier for many people to wear than a bright neon, and longer Bermudas cover more.
38. Black Blouse And Printed Pants Outfit
Printed trousers need a plain top, and black is the steadiest. Choose a sleeveless or short-sleeve blouse in light cotton, linen or crepe, and flowing trousers with botanical, geometric or abstract motifs that include a little black, so the two connect. Tuck it or choose a slightly cropped hem so the waistband shows. Simple black sandals, a neutral structured bag and small earrings. With a large print, keep every accessory minimal.
39. Neutral Top And Animal-Print Skirt Outfit
A plain top is what makes an animal-print skirt wearable in daylight. Choose a fitted tank, cap-sleeve knit or relaxed blouse in black, cream, beige or brown, and a leopard, zebra or abstract animal midi in a fluid fabric. A clean tuck separates top and print. Flat black sandals or neutral slingbacks, a structured shoulder bag, small hoops and sunglasses. A low-contrast print in soft brown or gray is the subtle version.
40. Asymmetrical Top And Column Skirt Outfit
Asymmetric tops draw the eye to the neckline, so the column skirt below should be plain. Choose a one-sleeve, angled-neck or draped design in a solid, and a straight midi with stretch or a back slit for walking. Matching shades top and bottom give one long line; contrast makes the top's shape more obvious. Minimal sandals, a compact bag and sculptural earrings, with no necklace. Check that the top stays put when you reach for something.
41. Muscle Tank And Cargo Pants Outfit
Muscle tanks have deep armholes, so check the side view; a bandeau or sports bra underneath keeps it tidy. Pair one with high-rise cargo pants in cotton or ripstop, in olive, stone or beige, relaxed but not oversized. A fitted or tucked tank stops all those pockets overwhelming the shape. Sport sandals or sneakers, a practical crossbody and sunglasses, with gold hoops or a chain for contrast. It's my travel-day outfit for anything involving lots of walking and pockets.
42. Baseball T-Shirt And Biker Shorts Outfit
Contrast sleeves on a baseball tee make biker shorts look less like gym wear. Wear it slightly oversized, ending at the upper hip, over black or charcoal high-rise biker shorts that are fully opaque with a wide waistband. Petite women may prefer a shorter tee or a partial tuck. Crew socks and retro sneakers, a belt bag, a cap and sunglasses. It's built for long walks and airport days.
43. Cropped T-Shirt And High-Waisted Shorts Outfit
A boxy cotton crop that ends at the natural waist, rather than an extremely short one, looks balanced against high-rise shorts. Choose pleated, denim or linen shorts with the rise and coverage you want. The loose top lets air move, and the high waist keeps the proportion clean. Low sneakers or flat sandals, a crossbody and small hoops. A longer camisole underneath or an open button-down adds coverage.
44. Longline Tank Top And Slim Pants Outfit
If you don't like tucking, a longline tank over slim pants is the cleanest alternative. Choose a tank that skims the body and ends at the upper or mid-hip, ideally with side slits so it doesn't cling when you walk, over cigarette or stretch ankle trousers in white, navy, black or olive. Pointed flats or streamlined sandals and a medium structured tote. A long pendant or light scarf draws a vertical line, and a textured bag or colorful shoe adds interest to a plain tank.
45. Tunic Top And White Pants Outfit
The hem is the detail I check first on a tunic: it shouldn't end at the widest part of your hips, so go slightly shorter or longer. Choose side slits, a gently shaped neckline and fabric that drapes without going limp. Slim, straight or narrow wide-leg white pants depending on the tunic's volume. Neutral sandals and a structured woven bag. Long earrings or a pendant keep the line vertical, and a light camisole helps under sheer fabric. It's a comfortable choice for women over 50 and for long travel days.
46. Plus-Size Babydoll Top And Denim Shorts Outfit
On a babydoll top, the seam should sit just under the bust and the skirt should flow gently rather than balloon out. A V or square neck keeps the upper body open. Pair it with structured mid- or high-rise denim shorts with a longer inseam and a smooth waistband, which give shape below the loose top. Avoid a hem that ends at the widest part of the torso. Supportive sandals, a crossbody and medium hoops. Longer-inseam shorts also help prevent thigh chafing on hot days.
47. Petite Fitted Top And Cropped Pants Outfit
For petite proportions, a fitted top and cropped high-rise pants build a longer line. Choose a sleeveless shell, ribbed tank or cap-sleeve knit that sits close, and pants ending just above the ankle, not at the widest part of the calf. A full tuck shows the waistband so the torso doesn't look shortened. Pointed flats or subtle platforms, and a small structured bag, since an oversized tote dwarfs a petite frame. One color family across top, pants and shoes stretches the line further.
48. Modest Long-Sleeve Top And Maxi Skirt Outfit
Long sleeves in summer only work in the right fabric: cotton voile, linen or crinkled cotton with loose sleeves lets air through and keeps the sun off. Pair it with a fluid A-line maxi that allows easy walking. Tuck the blouse, add a matching belt or choose a shaped hem so the outfit doesn't turn shapeless. Cushioned flat sandals, a crossbody and simple earrings. Cream, soft blue, sage and dusty rose feel seasonal, and if both pieces are printed, keep one print very subtle.
49. Work Blouse And Cropped Trousers Outfit
Summer office dressing is easiest with a polished blouse and cropped trousers. Choose a sleeveless shell or short-sleeve blouse with enough shoulder and neckline coverage for your workplace, and tailored ankle trousers in navy, taupe, black or gray. Loafers, slingback flats or low block heels, a structured tote and a slim watch. Tuck it for the cleanest line, and keep a light blazer at your desk for meetings and strong air conditioning. Swap the blouse and shoes and it repeats all week.
50. Vacation Printed Top And Matching Shorts Outfit
A printed set is the fastest vacation outfit there is, and it doubles as two separates. Choose a breathable two-piece in a botanical, striped or abstract print. The button-front shirt can be tucked, tied at the waist or worn open over a fitted tank. Leather slides, espadrilles or walking sandals, a solid woven bag and minimal jewelry. Unlike a romper, each piece can be sized separately, and by the third day the shirt goes over white shorts and the shorts under a plain tee.
Packing Ten Pieces for a Week Away
Most of the outfits above can be built from a small, repeatable set. For a week somewhere warm, this is roughly what I'd pack.
- Five tops: a white linen shirt, a fitted ribbed tank, a striped tee, one colored or printed blouse, and one dressier top such as satin or a one-shoulder piece for dinners.
- Three bottoms: high-rise shorts, wide-leg linen pants and a midi or maxi skirt.
- Two pairs of shoes: flat leather sandals you can walk in all day, and one dressier pair such as espadrille wedges or low heels.
- Extras: a woven tote, a small crossbody for evenings and a light scarf for planes and air-conditioning.
Keep the bottoms neutral and every top works with every bottom, which gives you fifteen combinations before you even count the linen shirt as a layer over the tank. Roll the knits and fold the linen. The linen will crease either way, and a few minutes hanging in a steamy bathroom takes out the worst of it.
Pack the Linen Shirt First
Summer gets simpler when every top has an outfit already worked out. Tanks, blouses, tees, linen shirts and tunics all work with a handful of practical bottoms, shoes you can walk in and a few accessories. Look first at the combinations that match your schedule, the coverage you like and how hot it gets where you live, then change colors and proportions to suit you. Breathable fabric does more for comfort than any styling trick, and a few good tops with well-fitting bottoms will give you dozens of outfits.
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