2019 Fashion Trends for Your Summer Outfits
There is still around 2 months to go before the summer season officially starts but it doesn’t hurt to plan early. Aside from scouting for beach destinations, you may also want to start planning your summer outfits. This way you can make sure that your look is still updated even with a capsule wardrobe. If you want to wear 2019 fashion trends this summer, then work on these looks with what you have in your closet.
- Rusty Reds and Neutrals. Living coral is the colour of the year for 2019 but warm rusty reds and beige share the limelight this summer. These shades are the dominant hues of 2019 fashion trends for summer. Designer labels like Versace and Valentino presented chic pieces in sunburnt orange and a fusion of orange and wine colours in their runways. A shade of deep red cocktail was also seen from Balenciaga. However, if you are not a fan of such hot colours then don’t worry because beige and neutrals are also trendy in UK runways.
- Tie-dye. These eccentric prints that are often associated with hippies turned out as a favourite for some fashion influencers in 2018. This time they are seen in runway creations of designer labels like Dior, Miuccia Prada, and Stella McCartney. There were kaleidoscope versions and layering of tie-dye over florals not just in shirts but with dresses too. If you are maintaining a minimalist wardrobe then you can update your floral dress by giving it a creative dose of tie-dye treatment.
- Leotards. Yes, these tight fitting yet comfy clothes made the list of 2019 fashion trends for summer. Leotards are no longer just for ballet dancers as fashionistas are also strutting out in the streets wearing the same fashion piece. Chanel and Stella McCartney paired leotards with wide-leg trousers while Dior wore it with a skirt.
- Utility pieces. Cargo pants or combat trousers are making a comeback in the world of fashion. If you feel like striking a balance between fashion and function then this is the way to go. Loose cut cargo pants with slightly compact pockets are in the summer trends this year. Utility pieces like jumpsuits, denim boiler suits, and utilitarian jackets were seen on the catwalks of Fendi, Marant, Dries Van Noten, and Givenchy.
The 2019 fashion trends for summer also featured ruched dresses, supersized bows, and ruffles. But don’t feel bad if you don’t have them in your closet. Eighties fashion like party dresses and strong shoulders are still in the trends this year. Remember that you don’t always have to go out and shop just to keep up with the trends. Practicing minimalism is also a big trend now so working with what you have in your closet is also a great way to stay trendy these days.
