The 6 Colours Arket, & Other Stories and H&M Are Backing This Summer
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@amaka.hamelijnckThink of the many shades of the Mediterranean Sea when it comes to buying blues this summer, and you’ll get it spot on. Whether you choose deeper or lighter shades, blue is a flattering colour on all skin tones and against all hair colours.
This shirt is selling like hotcakes, which means it won’t be in stock for long.
Alexa Chung wore a very similar flounce-trimmed dress recently. Get the look with this style for under £20.
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@naaomirossA personal favourite, this orangey-red is always striking whether you opt for a pop with a simple sandal or a full-on maxi dress. It looks great with denim and tan leather accessories.
Halternecks are the next cult trend of the summer— you heard it here first.
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@femmeblkWho needs that thirst-quenching fresh orange at your favourite hotel breakfast buffet when you can wear your vitamin C instead? Or you could always indulge in both. I plan on wearing the H&M maxi to all the weddings I’m invited to for the foreseeable future.
Great with just a pair of denim shorts or over a bikini.
If you’re nervous about colour, a bright tank is a great, easy option.
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@charlottejacklinIf brights scare you, don’t fear. Buttery shades are coming through as well this summer. Pair your off-whites with other tonal shades and timeless black accessories for an expensive-looking summer outfit.
This is a staple you’ll wear for many years to come.
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@charlottekuhrtGreen has been the fashion person’s colour of choice when making a statement for a good few years now, and it doesn’t show any signs of dipping in popularity. It looks freshest against crisp white layers and straw accessories.
These are a great way to add colour into your workwear wardrobe, but they also look cute with jeans.
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@emilisindlevNot for shy and retiring types, pink is a power play this summer. Nothing will make you feel more tropical on those balmy summer holiday evenings.
Nineties inspiration is still going strong.
