While we typically think of Summer as the season of shorts, sundresses [1], and sandals, that's not always the case IRL. There are those kinda-chilly days where bare legs make you shiver, and others when you opt to pack a sweater [2] in your bag — just in case. It all depends on the temperature, and decoding that forecast just got easier, thanks to a few tips from our favorite bloggers.
After scouring Instagram and gathering ideas for what to wear around certain degrees, we've found plenty of options ahead. Scroll through to gather degree-specific inspiration, then check out some easy two-piece outfits [3] that'll help you beat the heat.
68 Degrees
A tank top, denim culottes, and booties topped off with a light jacket.
A t-shirt, jeans, heels, and a denim jacket.
A midi dress, leather jacket, and pair of black booties.
A loose long-sleeved shirt, loose pants, and heels.
74 Degrees
A breezy dress, a long cardigan, and booties.
A t-shirt, jeans, sneakers, and a sweater — just in case.
A long-sleeved midi dress and a pair of heeled sandals.
A t-shirt, a jacket, a miniskirt, and sneakers.
79 Degrees
A cropped jumpsuit and sandal heels.
An off-the-shoulder top, culottes, and cutout shoes.
A long-sleeved shirt, cutoff shorts, and sandals.
A t-shirt dress, a light duster, and flatform shoes.
85 Degrees
A maxi dress and sandals.
A sleeveless top, breezy culottes, and slides.
A short-sleeved shirt, cutoffs, and slides.
A sundress and canvas sneakers.
92 Degrees
A romper and sandals.
A slit maxi dress and sandals.
A collared tank, cutoffs, and sandals.
A sleeveless coordinating set.
98 Degrees
A crop top and cutoffs.
A breezy tank dress and sandals.
An airy tank and patterned shorts combo.