Packing for a beach getaway involves so much more than just a few bathing suits and a coverup.
You also need to take into account the uniqueness of beaching; plan for wet, sandy scenarios.
One of the benefits of a crochet-style cover-up is that it dries quickly.
We love how Francesca’sTate Jelly Basket Toteechoes the open-weave theme, too, and is beach sand savvy.
She leads with a classic beach fit white shorts and a casual chambray button-down.
The beauty of chambray is that it’s basically denim’s cousin but thinner.
Generally, chambray achieves the look of denim but with a softer, lighter vibe.
Tie it at the waist or leave it open.
We usually try our best not to overpack, but here’s the thing.
Denim does not dry quickly, so bring two or three pairs.
You’ll be glad you have extra.
Create a beautiful look by pairing raw-hem denim shorts with a button-down and nautical-inspired shoe.
These shorts go with everything, which is why they remain a timeless fashion go-to.
The cute orange romper channels sunset vibes and is as comfortable as it is attractive.
By night, this romper with a gladiator heel would be a gamer changer.
In this look, she combines acolorful open-weave knit topfrom Magnolia Boutique with denim shorts.
Look for colors that capture summery vibes like watery blue hues, vibrant lemon, or sunset orange.
Plus, it’s temperature regulating, which makes it a go-to for all kinds of travel scenarios.
And that teal color just screams summer.
Typically, travelers want to maximize their outdoor time on summer holidays, so cue the al fresco meals.
This look seamlessly goes from barefoot while looking for seashells to metallic Birkenstocks and Mai Tais.
The sweatshirt’s stripes and colors offer perfect nautical vibes like sailboats and the good life.
Rock an all-white outfit
Is there anything better than an all-white look on a dreamy summer night?
This stunner from@mareathebrandis monochromatic at its best.
Then, once the sun goes down, it’s sweater time.
Skip all that chaos, and be sure to have a few cute summer bodysuits in your wardrobe.
The key is to be strategic.
Once you arrive and unpack, your beach tote is there, at the ready.
Traditionally, they’re short-sleeve button-down shirts with matching shorts.
But we love this riff with long sleeves.
It’s a relaxed yet chic look.
