New Style Idea

If you knew me in high school and college, then you'd know that I have a very strong love for either wearing all black or one pop of color paired with other neutrals. It's not like I was afraid of bright colors, I still owned bright  pink handbags and emerald green coats, but it was the mixing of said colors that I always shied away from. I admired color blocking from afar, but never had the guts to try the fun combinations. After I graduated and started experimenting with  my style a little bit more in quarantine, I finally pulled the plug and decided to just go for it, because if not now, then when? To make things easier for myself I decided to gather a slew of inspiration of fashion girls trying out different combinations that I'm itching to incorporate into my daily dressing, even if they sound a little strange at first. Pairing a bright blue with an even brighter green may sound a little off-putting, but once you give it a shot you'll open up yourself to endless

Even if a beach vacation isn't in the cards for you this year, let's hope you can still get yourself to a pool, lake, or river. That  cute new swimsuit  isn't going to show itself off, after all. Along with your sunscreen , hat, and tote bag, all that's left to pack is a functional and stylish cover-up.  When sifting through Instagram , I noticed four types of swimsuit cover-ups popping up again and again. Aimee Song, for one, prefers to match her bikini to a sarong, while Lucy Williams is partial to oversize button-down shirts. Scroll down to shop the best editor-approved cover-ups for summer.  Forever 21's prices are certainly hard to beat.  Pretty in pink.  This would look fantastic with a bold red bikini top.  This will give you vacation vibes even if you're just in your backyard.  Pom-poms, anyone?  I've never met a print I didn't like.  Buy it one size larger than normal for a relaxed look.  Matching pants optional but en