How to Dress for the Beach

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When you go to the beach, all you truly need is a bathing suit! Wear a cover-up, hat, and sunglasses to protect against the sun. If you want to easily go out to eat or hit the boardwalk, wear a tank and shorts or maxi dress. Throw all of your stuff in a canvas beach tote, and wear flip-flops or sandals to the shore. With a few items, you can easily dress for the beach.

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Choosing Feminine Bathing Suits

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    Select a bikini top with underwire if you want extra support, or go with a thin strappy set for a flirty, sexy choice. Pick your favorite style, color, and you’ll be ready for the beach! [1]
    • For instance, choose a hot pink bikini for a cute option, or go for a floral pattern for a summertime style.
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    [2] Tankinis are also a two-piece style, but they have a more modest top. One-piece bathing suits come in open-back, deep “V” necklines, and monokini options if you want a flirty touch. These bathing suits come in all sorts of patterns and colors, so choose one that catches your eye and suits your style. [3]
    • Women’s bathing suit tops usually are sized by bust measurement, and bottoms often correspond to your pant size.
    • A monokini is a one-piece style with an open back and cut-outs on the side. This is essentially a bikini that also covers your tummy.
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    If you have a few pairs of bikinis or tankinis, consider swapping out certain tops and bottoms to customize your swimwear. This is a great way to change up your style and add a personal touch to your outfit. [4]
    • For instance, if you have a royal blue bikini and a polka-dotted tankini, you can wear the polka dotted tankini top with the blue bottoms.
    • If you are wearing a feminine style bathing suit, you can wear boardshorts in addition to your bathing suit bottoms. They can be more comfortable when walking around the boardwalk or taking a stroll down the shore.
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Rocking Swimming Trunks and Boardshorts

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    Swim trunks are made out of waterproof material, and they dry very quickly once you hop out of the water. You can choose neutral-colored trunks for a subtle style, or try a bright pair for a summery look. Shades of blue, orange, and green are great choices. [5]
    • Men’s bathing suits are sized based off of your waist measurement.
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    These shorts are made from a quick-drying material, but they may not be completely waterproof. Choose a colorful pair or a board shorts with a cool, summery pattern. [6]
    • If you plan on walking up and down the boardwalk or beach, go with a pair of boardshorts for comfort and style.
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    Swim shirts and rash guards are short-sleeve or long-sleeve, waterproof garments. You may want an extra layer if the water is chilly, especially if you are surfing. They can also help prevent chafing and sunburn.
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Covering Up and Creating Outfits

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    If you shop at a swimsuit or beach supply store, you’ll find dozens of cover-up options. Mostly all of the fabric comes in waterproof or quick-drying options, and you can pick a cover-up based on your personal preference.
    • For example, choose a mesh dress for a flirty touch or a bright color for a summertime style.
    • Wear your cover-up on the way to the beach or while walking on the boardwalk, for instance.
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    Throw on a tank top in a summery color like coral, aqua or lime green. Then, pair this with denim or cotton shorts for a laid-back, relaxed vibe. [7]
    • This is a great idea if you are shopping or grabbing lunch before soaking up some sun.
    • For instance, pair a green shirt with cotton shorts with a pineapple motif.
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    If you want to make your beach outfit more formal, wear a floral or brightly colored button-down or maxi dress over your bathing suit. This works as a cover-up, and you can easily head right to the bar after you soak up some rays! [8]
    • For instance, pick a dress with a tropical pattern, and wear this with a bright pink bathing suit. You can also go with a floral button-down and blue swimming trunks.
    • You may want to dress a little nicer if you are relaxing at a tiki bar, for example.
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Adding Accessories

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    Go with a ponytail or bun to protect your hair from the wind, sand, and waves. Rock a high ponytail to show off your beach waves, or try a low bun for an easy option. You can also style your hair in double buns, add a headband, or braid the front section. With any style, you’ll be ready to catch the waves in no time. [9]
    • Another flattering option includes the twisted side ponytail or half-up half-down styles,
    • If you have short hair, you can wear it down, add a barrette, or use a headband.
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    Choose flip-flops for an effortless option, or try a pair of strappy sandals to protect your feet from the hot sand. [10]
    • If your sandals strap to your feet and are waterproof, you can easily wear them in the ocean if you’d like.
    • Alternatively, go with a wedge for a dressier style. However, it may be difficult to walk in sand, so save these for the boardwalk.
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    While you may want to feature your favorite necklace or bracelet with your summertime style, there’s a chance of losing it if you take it off to go in the water. Instead, leave your jewelry at home so your pieces can stay safe and sound.
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    [11] A good sun hat is a beachgoers best friend. Wear a baseball cap or wide-brimmed hat to keep the sun out of your eyes while you relax on the shore. [12]
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    [13] Select a pair that protects from UV rays and are polarized, if possible. Go with a funky, oversized style for a fashionable option, or choose an aviator pair for a classic look.
    • It’s also helpful to bring a glasses case, so your lenses don’t get scratched inside your bag.
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Packing the Essentials

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    When you go to the beach, you don’t need to bring a nice, fancy purse or backpack with you. Bring something lightweight that you don’t mind getting a little sandy. Then, use this to house your beachwear, extra clothes, and sunglasses, for instance. [14]
    • For example, use a canvas tote or a waterproof bag.
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    Apply sunscreen 30 minutes before you get to the beach to ensure you are covered, then reapply the sunscreen every 2-6 hours as needed. If you feel your skin start to heat up, it’s a good idea to put more on. This way, you do not get sunburned. [15]
    • Use sunscreen with at least a 30 SPF at the minimum.
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    Lay a beach blanket out across the sand, and stick an umbrella into the ground nearby. Push down on the umbrella with moderate pressure so it stays in place.
    • You can arrange the blanket so it is half in the shade and half in the sun. Lay in the sun to get a tan and then roll under the shade whenever you need a break from the heat.
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      Things You’ll Need

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      • Flip-flops or sandals
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