Outfit tips for the beach
Light, airy colors photograph beautifully by the water. Think cream, sand, blush, light blue, soft green.
If you prefer deeper tones, go coastal: beige, olive, navy, warm brown, soft grey.
Coordinate without matching. Mix tones and textures so everyone feels cohesive but not identical.
Choose light, flowy fabrics that move in the breeze—linen, cotton, gauze, chiffon.
Keep it simple up top. Avoid logos, heavy graphics, and loud neon; fine stripes or tiny checks can flicker on camera.
Add gentle texture or layers like a linen shirt, denim jacket, open knit, or a simple wrap.
Footwear can be minimal. Neutral sandals, espadrilles, or barefoot work great on sand.
Accessories that make sense for the beach: sun hats, delicate jewelry, a light scarf or cardigan for wind.
Grooming notes: matte sunscreen to reduce shine, hair that can handle wind (clips or a soft tie help).
Bring a small tote with a towel, wipes, hair brush, and a spare shirt for little ones.
Most important—wear what feels comfortable and confident. If you feel good, it shows.