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15 Stylish Ways to Try the Gingham Print Trend This Summer—Shop Everlane, Quince, and More, From $10
If you, too, have been obsessed with the gingham trend this season, keep scrolling. Ahead, I've gathered 15 gingham shorts, dresses, skirts, tops, and accessories that you'll want to pack for all of your summer adventures. Handpicked from some of my go-to travel clothing brands, including Everlane, Quince, and J.Crew Factory, these styles are lightweight, comfortable, seriously cute, and well under $100 each—all important qualities to consider when shopping for new clothes, in my opinion.
Behold—my new favorite summer shorts! These red gingham shorts from Anrabess are lightweight, comfy, and absolutely adorable to boot. I was skeptical at first about how well they'd fit; I'm 5-foot-9, have large thighs, and I float between a size 14 and 16, so buying clothes on Amazon can be a gamble. Multiple positive five-star reviews from other curvy gals convinced me to buy them anyway in my regular XL shorts size, and I'm so glad I did.
These gingham shorts are long enough to fully cover my derriere, while still showing off my legs. Now that I've tried these trendy $10 shorts out for myself, I've already repurchased them in three other colors.
These adorable gingham ballet flats are practically begging to be worn with a flowy, white sundress. Made with a breathable mesh material and a roomy, rounded toe box, these flats will keep you cool and comfortable on warm, sunny days. Choosing between the red gingham and blue gingham prints might be difficult, but I've got great news: They're on major sale right now, up to 65 percent off. That means you can buy both the blue and red styles for $26 less than the original price of one pair. You're welcome! $44 $27 at Nordstromrack.com
Statement bags are a great way to dip your foot into a trend without fully committing your outfit to them. This mini shoulder bag from Baggu has an adjustable strap, a full zipper opening, and is crafted with a recycled ripstop nylon fabric that's durable, machine-washable, and easy to wipe clean. On sale for just $27, this minty-green gingham bag offers a fun, funky break away from the more common gingham colors of red, blue, black, and yellow.
J.Crew is a treasure trove of classic Americana designs, so it's no surprise that the brand has a variety of high-quality gingham staples to choose from. One of my favorite styles from the bunch is this long-sleeved button-down shirt, which is on sale right now for under $50. Carried up to a size 3XL, this breezy shirt is made with 100 percent cotton and has a timeless silhouette that will stand the test of time. Tuck it into linen trousers, or layer it on over a tank top and shorts—however you decide to style it, you can't go wrong with this gingham button-down.
Available in 10 summery pastel gingham prints—including light pink, sky blue, and butter yellow—this stretchy, flowy sundress may just be the comfiest way to hop on the gingham dress bandwagon. Amazon shoppers of all heights, shapes, and sizes have given this dress a five-star rating for fit, thanks to its size range, stretchy bodice, and midi length.
One reviewer wrote that the smocked chest was accommodating for her large bust, and another reviewer shared that the tiered skirt was a flattering shape for her apple-shaped figure. One reviewer who was 32 weeks pregnant even wrote that it was both petite- and baby bump-friendly.
Gingham is a print typically reserved for casual summer affairs, but these wide-leg gingham pants from Everlane have a polished silhouette that can be dressed up or down for any occasion. Made with a unique blend of European flax linen, viscose, and elastane, these roomy pants tout even more comfort thanks to their stretchy fabric. Previously $158, these flowy gingham pants are on sale for just $79. $60 $30 at Nordstromrack.com
Featuring billowy bubble sleeves, a scoop neckline, and an ultra-stretchy waist, this darling smocked blouse is the easiest way to dress up a pair of denim cutoffs. Currently on sale for 50 percent off, this top comes in three gingham prints—blue, red, and black—and has a cropped length that looks chic against high-waist pants, skirts, and shorts. $128 $30 at Nordstromrack.com
Whether you're strolling through cobblestone streets abroad or heading to a neighborhood cookout, this navy maxi skirt is bound to catch a few compliments. Made with a lightweight linen fabric, this ankle-length gingham dress is functional and comfortable, too, thanks to deep side pockets and an elastic, adjustable drawstring waistband. Previously $128, this Max Studio gingham skirt is an absolute steal right now at 76 percent off, marking its final price down to just $30.
This fitted tank top combines two of my favorite qualities of Quince clothes: High-quality fabrics and simple designs. Made with 100 percent European linen, this wear-everywhere tank top has a flattering square neckline and a smocked panel at the back that stretches with you while you move. 'This top is perfect for mixing and matching all summer long,' wrote one five-star reviewer. 'I've worn it with skirts and shorts, and it instantly dresses up my style.' $92 $55 at Nordstromrack.com
This Wishlist midi dress combines two of my favorite trends of the year: Milkmaid dresses and gingham prints. On sale for $55, this dress has a corset-like middle that won't actually cut off your airflow thanks to a large, stretchy smock panel on the back. The structured bodice, tie-front detail, and A-line skirt add even more delicate touches to this romantic milkmaid style. $188 $50 at Nordstromrack.com
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