These Are The 4 Prints That Should Be In Your Closet This Summer

These Are The 4 Prints That Should Be In Your Closet This Summer

True story: No matter what season it is, we’re always on board with pretty print dresses or tops (or jumpsuits, swimsuits, matching sets–you get the idea). There are certain prints, however, that just feel quintessentially summer. You know the type: As soon as you slip them on, you instantly feel the need to head outdoors to enjoy some fun in the sun–and maybe a refreshing cocktail. Sounds good, right? We think so, too.

Ahead, we’re breaking down the top four prints that should be in your closet this summer–and shopping out some of our current favorite examples. Whether you’re pattern-obsessed or you wear them sparingly, these print dresses, two-piece sets, tees, and more are guaranteed to bring the heat.

Gingham

Classic country-inspired gingham checks? Don’t mind if we do. From park picnics to summer day dates, this sweet print can take you anywhere this season. For an updated take, try it in a subtle hue!

Tropical Prints

Wearing leafy botanical prints and tropical florals makes almost any occasion feel like a vacation. Whether you go bright or understated, if your pattern includes orchids, hibiscuses, palm leaves, and the like, you’ll bring the island vibes no matter where you are.

Stripes

Sure, you can wear them all year round, but stripes in summer feel undeniably coastal. This season, we’re feeling seaside-ready linear prints in understated shades–think soft, sun-washed colors and timeless neutrals.

Tie-Dye

Tie-dye clothing has made a monster comeback, allowing all of us to channel our inner surfer babes. It’s nearly impossible to wear this throwback trend and not be in a beachy state of mind, which is why it’s perfect for summer.  This year, you’ve got the option of everything from swimsuits to slip dresses that are, er, tie-dye for.

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