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I Found All the Trendy Basics That Will Level Up Your Summer Closet

If summer shopping is on your mind, you’re going to be quite interested in what’s coming your way. I decided to pull out a range of fresh items that have caught my eye recently that I think you’ll be into as well. Specifically, I dove into the new arrivals at two go-to shops for many. I’m talking about Nordstrom and Shopbop.

Each of these retailers currently has a smattering of new pieces across categories, but I found the offering of trendy basics to be especially noteworthy. The items in question are all versatile and could become wardrobe staples. They just have a little something extra to them compared to regular tried-and-true basics.

Below, you’ll uncover a curation of the items that could absolutely level up your closet thanks to their simple yet forward nature. Keep scrolling for elevated tees, of-the-moment shorts, and chic everyday denim silhouettes.

A chic update to the classic white shirt.
Loose Bermuda shorts for the win.
The cutout is just right.
Sleek with the zip-hem pants.
Cute slouchy shirt.
Paperbag shorts are still trending hard.
An easy dress with sneakers.
Summer cardi, anyone?
A flawless tee paired with anything from jeans to a skirt.
Staple jeans.
Into the third strap here.
Fresh.
Now this is a great minidress.
That go-to ribbed tank.
Shackets are still all the rage, and this lightweight style is nice.
A versatile tank dress.
Chic duster.
A statement-making top that's actually versatile with shorts, trousers, and so on.
Another solid pair of jeans.
The ruching takes this blouse to the next level.
An eye-catching padded-shoulder tee.
Pretty pretty.
A stellar summer top.
Okay, one more A+ tank.
That neckline is incredibly modern.
Darling.
Not your basic black blouse.
The boxy silhouette is particularly noteworthy.
A standout sweatshirt.
Loving the color here.

Next, check out stylish outfit ideas from Nordstrom.



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