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Summer 2020 Trends

Chelsea Evic

April 12, 2020

Looking Forward to Brighter Days

Despite the uncertainty that summer may hold, we have to keep our heads up. We may not be able to control what will happen over the next few months, but we can control how we embrace it and make the most of it. I know one thing that brings me joy is the arrival of a new season and with it, new trends. While most of our spring will be spent indoors, we can only hope we’ll be able to sport a few of these summer styles.

To see some summer 2020 trends for both men and women, keep scrolling.

Women

Strappy Back Slips

Bermuda Shorts

Babydoll Dresses

Men

Cut-and-Sew Panelled Shirts

Tie-Dye Shirts

Higher Waisted

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