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What to Wear on Your Next Vacation

I will be the first to admit that for years I packed way too much and brought all the wrong things on vacations with me. Packing right is a bit of a learning process, but it seems like I finally have it down, because after countless trips I noticed that I keep wearing the same things over and over again. What are they? Well, a good bikini is a must, a great crochet number which you can wear to the beach and beyond and a pretty cover-up you can dress up and down.

I’m really feeling white or neutral swimsuits at the moment. First they look great against tanned skinned, but also, they are easy to style. Basically, you can pair them with everything, from brights and prints to neutrals. Currently loving the ones below!

 

Crochet is probably my biggest crush at the moment, easy and breezy, it’s the perfect option to wear on your next beach getaway. Aside from being pretty, crochet is actually pretty practical too, just think about it, it doesn’t wrinkle, it dries pretty fast (I know somehow anything I wear to the beach always ends up wet), and most of the time crochet is made from cotton, which means it feels good against your skin! Find a few favorites below:

Last but certainly not least is a pretty cover-up! I love something I can dress down for day and up for night with a few beach-inspired accents!

Moeva Rebecca Bikini (also love this and this one) and Yoki Skirt (also love this and this one) | Johanna Ortiz Tasseled Striped Woven Straw Tote | Carrie Forbes Naima Slides (also love these, these, and these ones) | 1064 Studio Silence 14 Set of Two Gold Plated Necklaces | Jennifer Behr Marina Earrings | Rococo Sand Orlean Maxi Robe | Brinker & Eliza Baubles Bubble Bracelet and All Summer Long Bracelet



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