While we all love the cold breeze of winter, the magic of the first snowfall and Christmas, we anxiously await the summer months for all that they bring–the bright sunshine, refreshing winds and the ability to wear those gorgeous resort-ready pieces. The calendar has turned and so has the weather, but there are some places still where those summer loving folks can be found trying to soak in the sunshine and that’s down south.
From Sri Lanka to Australia, these tropical islands promise all the fun of summer even during the harshest of winters. Whether you’re workcationing, vacationing or simply moving to these paradise countries for the colder months, we’ve put together an edit of the best resort-friendly designs to help you stay in style. These outfits are guaranteed to make you feel like you’re on vacation 24/7.
Easy, Breeze Dresses
Lounge by the beach or sip cocktails at the bar in these standout beach-ready dresses. The way they sway, swish and flow of these pretty pieces remind us of our favourite moments in romantic comedies.
Comfy & Stylish Kaftans
Not just reserved for your lazy Sundays, these floating 1970s staples are celebrity-approved for all holidays by the pool. Add in fun accessories and chic wedges to ensure your kaftan is ready for a day in the city.
Flowy Sarongs
Are you forever ready to spend a day soaking in the sun? Then a cover up is an essential you cannot miss out on. From floral versions to solid hues, we love these elegant drape-on-and-go pieces. They will take you from the beach to the bar in an instant!
Playful Co-ords
Although they’ve been a trend since last year, co-ords are still our favourite outfit in our suitcase. These top and bottom matching pairs are a great pick for your tropical holiday. Style them together or separately, depending on your mood.
Carry-All Beach Bags
Your phone, wallet, keys, sunscreen, book, hat, makeup, towel and maybe even the occasional extra set of clothes, these are just a few items on our list for the beach. Pick fun large totes to make sure you don’t have to take a trip back for any forgotten items.