10 Spring Break Outfit Ideas For Every Destination
1/11From European adventures to cross-country road trips, no matter where you're headed for spring break, these outfits are sure to make your getaway great.
2/11Music Festival
Taking in your favorite shows at a music festival all weekend? Dress for some serious dancing in cut-off shorts, breezy tops, and colorful (and comfortable!) shoes. Grab a purse big enough to fit essentials—including your trusty camera to make and record memories!
3/11European Adventure
Europeans really know how to dress, so if you are skipping over the pond, leave your sweats at home and stick with cool neutral layers and extra-stylish accessories. Since you're bound to explore a bunch, make sure to bring along sophisticated yet wearable pieces, and wear booties or brogues that will serve you well on cobblestone streets. Top off the ensemble with a standout jacket and don't forget the requisite scarf.
4/11Ski Trip
Almost better than the skiing itself is the necessity of après-ski clothing! Bundle up in deliciously warm layers, including cozy cable-knits, fuzzy furs, and knee-high socks. Boots are a must, and don't forget an snuggle-worthy parka, which works on and off the slopes.
5/11Camping
If you're heading out of town to go camping over break, function trumps fashion, but that doesn't mean you can't still look stylish. Sturdy hiking boots and an anorak are essential, and opt for leggings or your perfectly worn-in jeans. Spruce up your ensemble by wearing a pretty printed scarf or hat!
6/11Lake House
It may not be warm to take a dip in the lake, but it will definitely be warm enough to wear nautical necessities! From floppy hats to breezy blouses, stay seaside with simple basics and standout accessories. Oversized glasses are a must!
7/11Family Visit
If you're spending vacation with the fam, keep your clothes casual and conservative—but cute, too. Whether you're just going to Grandma's for the weekend or hanging out at home with your parents, pastel separates and sleek accessories are appropriate for any occasion.
8/11Staycation
Sticking close to home this year? A staycation means making the most of your city and doing things you wouldn't normally do. Choose flowing knits, skinny jeans or leggings, and an oversized scarf that's perfect for movie marathons with your little sister or a dinner on the town with your best friends.
9/11Alternative Spring Break
Alternative spring breaks, which center around volunteering your time and typically involve physical labor, call for practical and comfortable staples, like a simple tees and jean shorts. Since comfortable sneakers are a necessity, look for brightly-colored kicks—classic Chucks come in tons of colors and look even better after lots of wear.
10/11City Excursion
From coast to coast, any big city calls for chic, versatile layers and fashionable flats. Since you're bound to be walking a lot, colorful skinny jeans and a striped tee topped with a wear-everything denim jacket is great for day-long excursions.
11/11Road Trip
Road trips are often the most fun adventures, but they can also become uncomfortable after hours cramped in the back seat of a car. Skip the denim and pair funky leggings, like faux leather or graphic prints, with a vintage tee or oversized button-up. Choose festive flats, which can be slipped on and off at stops along the way, and don't forget your sunglasses and a multi-pocket satchel.
