5 Summer Accessories That I Cannot Live Without
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5 Summer Accessories That I Cannot Live Without

A sneak peek into my summer favorites of 2017.

Elizabeth Martel
Aug 28, 2017
Endicott College
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5 Summer Accessories That I Cannot Live Without
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1. A Cute Waterbottle

I would consider myself somewhat of a water bottle connoisseur and am a big believer in the fact that you are motivated to drink more water if you love what you are drinking it out of! Some of my favorites are swell, yeti, and hydroflask because of the amount of time they keep your drink cold for. On the more affordable side, they have some good quality water bottles that look similar to swell bottles at TJ maxx, and Marshalls.


2. Oversized Beach Bag

Perfect for a trip to the beach or the pool but can also be used as an overnight bag or even just a trip to the farmers market. Oversized totes are super cute and are essential for summer 17. I obsess over the shoulder beach bag from ganesh imports in Portsmouth, NH!


3. Floppy Hat

Whether it is sitting on the beach or pool, or walking through the city. A floppy hat can be paired with so many different outfits. I found mine along with other cute ones at nordstrom rack.


4. Simple Jewelry

There's nothing chicer than pairing some simple jewelry with a cute summery outfit to pull it all together. Whether it's a simple necklace or a couple of layered bracelets I believe that they're easy to wear all the time without worrying about taking them off over time. I found some fun simple bracelets, rings, and necklaces that are easy to layer at pura vida bracelets.


5. Sunnies

Cute sunglasses can be paired with pretty much any summer outfit, plus can shield your eyes from the sun's rays. My sunglasses are one of my favorite accessories and finding a pair you really love can make you wanna wear them more

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