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Aurelie Dupont
Aurelie Dupont @aureliedupont

A day on the Ibiza coast calls for clothes that feel light and relaxed but still look considered. When plans can move from swimming and exploring the coastline to lunch or an afternoon in town, versatile pieces make getting dressed much easier.

White is a natural starting point. A lightweight dress or a combination of a simple top and long skirt works particularly well in warm weather. Instead of choosing perfectly matching fabrics, mixing different textures can give an all-white outfit more depth. Crinkled cotton, linen, crochet and lightly gathered fabrics all work well together.

A bucket hat adds a more casual element to the outfit and offers an alternative to the traditional straw hat. A floral or patterned version also introduces colour without needing to add a brightly coloured dress or top.

Keep the rest uncomplicated. Flat sandals, a small bag and fine jewellery are enough for a coastal day, while swimwear can easily be worn underneath.

The result is an outfit that suits the relaxed character of Ibiza without relying on the usual bohemian references. It is practical for a day by the sea and polished enough to continue wearing once you leave the beach.

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Aurelie Dupont
Aurelie Dupont @aureliedupont

A matching set is one of the easiest ways to wear a strong colour without making an outfit complicated. Choosing the top and trousers in the same shade creates a clear look and removes the need to combine several colours or prints.

For Tulum, lightweight fabrics work particularly well. Loose trousers and a cropped top are comfortable in warmer temperatures, while pleated or textured fabrics give a monochrome outfit more detail. Pink also works naturally against the neutral architecture, sandy beaches and tropical greenery associated with the destination.

Accessories can be kept relatively simple. Sunglasses, flat sandals and a few pieces of jewellery are enough to complete the outfit. A necklace can also introduce a subtle coastal reference without adding another strong colour.

The Oceanic Star Talisman by Aurales Bohemian, pictured here, features a small starfish pendant and an adjustable chain. Its ocean-inspired design works particularly well with holiday clothing and brings a small detail to the neckline without competing with the bright pink outfit.

A matching set is also practical when packing for Tulum because both pieces can be worn separately. The trousers can be combined with a white top or swimwear, while the cropped top works with linen trousers, shorts or a long skirt.

Strong colour therefore does not require elaborate styling. One coordinated outfit, comfortable accessories and a few carefully chosen details are enough to make pink an easy part of a Tulum wardrobe.

The necklace pictured is the Oceanic Star Talisman by Aurales Bohemian.

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Aurelie Dupont
Aurelie Dupont @aureliedupont

Denim is an easy way to make a summer outfit feel less traditionally resort-focused. On the Côte d’Azur, it works particularly well for days that move between the coast, town and an informal evening out.

A denim mini skirt provides a simple starting point. Instead of combining it with a classic T-shirt or vest, a fitted strapless top changes the proportions and makes the outfit feel more considered. Wearing denim on denim is another option, particularly when the washes are similar but not perfectly matched.

Black creates a useful contrast with pale denim. A black bandeau top makes the look cleaner and more graphic, while black boots give the outfit more character than sandals would. The same idea can be carried through with a small bag, sunglasses or a scarf.

The scarf is particularly versatile. Worn around the neck, tied over the hair or added to a bag, it can change the outfit without taking up much space when travelling.

This approach also shows that a Côte d’Azur wardrobe does not have to consist entirely of flowing dresses, linen and traditional coastal pieces. Denim, stronger footwear and simple black accessories can create a more urban summer look while still working naturally beside the Mediterranean.

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