Summer Outfit Ideas: 5 Street-Style-Inspired Ways to Wear Red, White, and Blue

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You know the drill by now. Even though we're well into summer, it's still prime time to layer. As a matter of fact, layering is season-less, especially if you take cool summer nights, blasting air-con, and adventurous travel in mind. And even if you're not headed somewhere amazing this upcoming three-day-weekend (love it when Fourth of July falls on a Friday!), you'll still need a suitably celebratory summer outfit to wear with some red, white, and blue. So let's take a look at some very July Fourth-appropriate international street-style outfits for inspiration. In the U.S. of A. (SoHo to be exact), Sarah smiled pretty and wrapped her vintage red, white, and blue-checked shirt over a boxy-fit cutout-shoulder LWD. And over in London where they don't celebrate the Fourth of July (but do fly a red, white, and blue flag), Secret d'Or creative director Andreea Bogdan wore the trifecta of colors in a work-ready outfit. She layered a checked vintage blazer over a sheer-paneled navy shirt, and matched them with high-waisted blouse-y trousers by Escada. She contrasted her accessories with a ladylike Bruno Magli bag and natty two-tone brogues. Also in London, Jodie Jones skipped the red and made her high-street
You know the drill by now. Even though we're well into summer, it's still prime time to layer. As a matter of fact, layering is season-less, especially if you take cool summer nights, blasting air-con, and adventurous travel in mind. And even if you're not headed somewhere amazing this upcoming three-day-weekend (love it when Fourth of July falls on a Friday!), you'll still need a suitably celebratory summer outfit to wear with some red, white, and blue. So let's take a look at some very July Fourth-appropriate international street-style outfits for inspiration. In the U.S. of A. (SoHo to be exact), Sarah smiled pretty and wrapped her vintage red, white, and blue-checked shirt over a boxy-fit cutout-shoulder LWD. And over in London where they don't celebrate the Fourth of July (but do fly a red, white, and blue flag), Secret d'Or creative director Andreea Bogdan wore the trifecta of colors in a work-ready outfit. She layered a checked vintage blazer over a sheer-paneled navy shirt, and matched them with high-waisted blouse-y trousers by Escada. She contrasted her accessories with a ladylike Bruno Magli bag and natty two-tone brogues. Also in London, Jodie Jones skipped the red and made her high-street