We have Simply Discovered The Final Denim Attire for Summer season

It keeps you cool, looks good against all skin tones and is an iconic fabric. Denim really is a wardrobe hero come summer (and heck, the rest of the year too).

So it's practically fashion lore that you can never own too many denim dresses. For starters, we can't think of any type of footwear that does't go with a style - from trainers to block heels, denim can carry anything. It also refuses to crease and is the perfect partner to straw totes and upscale leather bags.

We could go on waxing lyrical (it's great to travel in, too...), but here's essentially what you need to know for this summer: pinafore/ dungaree iterations are trending; inspired colourways are having a moment and ruffles are abundance if you like your silhouettes to be girlie.

We’ve scoured Intsagram for some suitable styling inspiration and shopping options to cover all budgets. So go forth and expand your denim archive with some help from our edit below.

Laura Jackson's dreamy AlexaChung denim pinny has sadly sold out, but it's all the evidence we needed that coloured denim is where it's at. (And who knew red looked so fabulous with a straw bag?)

Remember black denim? It's not just reserved for skinny jeans, but for versatile dresses, too.

We're having a hot summer romance with this little mini.

Wear with a Breton underneath for a chic alternative to blue.

Sophia Rosemary's button-down Topshop dress is simple but so effective. Versatility is the winning feature of this season's affection for pinafore-strap dresses, as you can have so much experimenting with layers underneath.

Skinny straps and big buttons is a winning combo.

Good old Topshop has nailed the style of the season.

If you'd like yours to err on the side of dungarees, go for metal fastenings and raw edges.

The shirt dress is an any-season staple, even in denim form. Charlotte Kuhrt models a short style for a summer heatwave and reminds us that you can never own too many versions of a great classic.

Stonewashed and with a zip is a great twist on a traditional shirtdress.

Chambray is a softer alternative to stiff denim.

Praise the ruffle! Freddie Harrel's frilly hem effortlessly elevates this dress from utilitarian to perfectly ladylike.

A double dose of sleeves and hems ups the frill factor.

Yes, asymmetric ruffled hems are still trending.

Draw attention to your arms with a sprinkling of generously ruffled sleeves. In the mood for more shopping? See which are the cult Zara buys right now.

Original Article

Fashion

September 28, 2018