93 Days Of Summer: Your Guide To Everything Summer

Long patterned dresses are the perfect attire for all summer time activities from strolling in the park to chilling out at your favorite music festival. Photos by Justin Clay | The Signal

Spring sprung (kind of), and now summer has rolled in. It is time to get your pizza floaty ready, because it’s time for the guide to everything summer.

Fashion: Fashion trends that you should be adding to your closet this summer.

Long patterned dresses are the perfect attire for all summer time activities from strolling in the park to chilling out at your favorite music festival. Photos by Justin Clay | The Signal
Long patterned dresses are the perfect attire for all summer time activities from strolling in the park to chilling out at your favorite music festival.
Photos by Justin Clay | The Signal

Women—

  •        Large floral pattern dresses: Big patterns for those hot days.
  •        Drop waist peplum: The low waistline is a great preppy look that also say, “I don’t care enough that my waistline is this low.”
  •        Off-the-shoulder tops: A sassy nautical look for the summer.
  •        Neckerchiefs: Fred from “Scooby Doo” is now a fashion icon.
  •        Embroidery: Embroider everything.
  •        Slip dress: Despite the name, there is a difference between this white, silk dress and just wearing your see through undergarments.

Bathing Suits

  •        High Neck Sport Bikini: A sporty and fun top for swimming or other beach activities.
  •        Detailed One Piece: Being covered up doesn’t have to be boring.
  •        Ruffled Off-The-Shoulder Tops: A sassy top for the beach.

Men—

  •        Rolled shorts: Take a note from your rolled pants.
  •        White sneakers: “Damn Daniel.”
  •        Anoraks: A fancy name for a large rain coat.
  •        Suede jackets: It seems a bit impractical in the heat, but you’ll look cool.
  •        Layered button downs: Make a button down look more relaxed by leaving it open with a tank underneath and rolling the sleeve.
  •        Grey and Green: The safest colors to wear this summer

Bathing Suits

  •        Large Prints: Fun and funky.
  •        Seersucker: A very preppy and beachy fabric from the pool.
  •        Shorter Shorts: Show a little thigh at the beach.

Summer Makeup: Lots of Trends that are back for a second time this summer.

  •        Orange red lipstick
  •        Dewy highlight
  •        Colored eyeliner
  •        Grey smudgy 90’s liner

Festival Survival Kit: Festival season is upon us, here are some things that you should always be taking with you.

Photo by Justin Clay | The Signal
Photo by Justin Clay | The Signal
  •        A refillable water bottle: A cool canteen can add to your hobo festival garb.
  •        Hand sanitizer: Because you don’t want to actually be super dirty.
  •        Baby wipes: A shower in wipe form as I like to call it.
  •        A light rain coat or poncho: Because weather is unpredictable.
  •        A Ziplock bag: A semi-waterproof case for your phone.
  •        Portable charger: Your phone will die.
  •        First-Aid kit: Boo boos hurt so be prepared.

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Room Decor: Bring summer to your home décor.

  •        Pop art: A way to add color in a quirky way.
  •        Geometric pots: Cement or glass pots that have a geometric shape help bring a funky look to greenery in your space.
  •        Textured clay pots: These kind of pots can be decorative and add to your space without having a plant inside of them.
  •        Ceramic or wood trays: These act as a small coffee table that can be set on your footstool and display your favorite books, or other decorative items.
  •        Two-tone wicker baskets: A great way to add color and dimension with a storage piece.
  •        Fake lemons: Classic.

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Easy Room DIY:

Colored Sand Vase—

Materials: Three bowls, a glass vase, sand, food dye.

  1.      Separate the sand into three separate bowls.
  2.      Dye each bowl of sand a different color.
  3. Fill the glass jar with the sand, alternating the different colors to create layers.