Be yourself; Everyone else is already taken.
— Oscar Wilde.
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Once Upon A Summer
Once Upon A Summer 
“You can find inspiration in everything. If you can’t, then you’re not looking properly.”
-Paul Smith
A fashion blog about Summer Outfits that any women could take inspiration to and confidently wear it in any time of the day. Stated here are 5 different types of outfits that any women could wear at the beach.
A Dress to Impress
“A woman’s dress should be a like a barbed-wire fence: serving its purpose without obstructing the view.” -Sophia Loren
●Floral or flowy dresses are at most trend during summer time and can mostly be seen at the beach. Any bright color would be a please to everyone’s eyes while keeping it all natural. Long or short dresses would be such a great look for summer.
One Piece Bodysuits; a way to look effortlessly cute
●A one piece swimsuit would be the best swimsuit for all the girls out there. This swimwear comes in a variety of styles such as halter, triangle, brazilian cut monokinis, push up monokinis, and much more. It could be styled in many different ways by adding hats, sunglasses, small purses and you could even wear shorts with it and wear it as a sleeveless top.
Two-piece swimsuits and be at ease
●The swimsuit of every girl with such great confidence. It is one of the ways of women to empower and express themselves.
Crop tops and shorts; all the way to go
●Crop tops and shorts are the girls’ go to outfit whenever they are at a beach during summer time. The most simplest yet most over rated and comfortable outfit a girl could ever wear. A way to see how confident and stress free every girl you could see wearing it.
Long skirts
●Long skirts are the best way to look sexy without even trying. A flowy skirt reflects on how happy and confident to every girls that would wear it, though it doesn’t show much more skin unlike the other outfits stated.
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