9 items to get rid of from your summer wardrobe, according to stylists and designers

Cheyenne LentzJun 19, 2024, 01:22 IST

No matter what you're wearing this summer, basic solid colors are out. Novi Ela/Shutterstock; Beatriz Vera/Shutterstock

Business Insider asked stylists and designers to share what's going out of style this summer.
Minimalist and neutral pieces are being swapped for pops of color and vibrant prints.

As gas prices unexpectedly dip and grocery stores finally start lowering prices, there's a little more wiggle room in the summer budget to refresh your wardrobe.

To help get you started, Business Insider asked stylists and designers which items you should get rid of right now.

Here's what the experts said.

Say goodbye to distressed denim.

Rips and raw edges can look messy.JpegPhotographer/Shutterstock

Swap out minimalist and neutral pieces for vibrant pops of color and prints.

You don't have to shy away from color. Polina Gaydamachenko/Shutterstock

Put your regular waistline clothing in the back of the closet.

Many people like to accentuate their natural waist, but you can try the new trend for a fun twist.Dmitry_Tsvetkov/Shutterstock

Synthetic, non-breathable fabrics are not ideal for warm weather.

Stick to cotton, linen, and similar breathable fabrics. Jan Zahradka/Shutterstock

Replace baseball caps with rancher or bucket hats.

There are more fashionable ways to shield your face from the sun. McKevin/Getty Images

Flip-flops aren’t supportive enough for everyday wear.

Flip-flops might be easy to throw on, but they aren't good for much else. CB 3762 Studio/Shutterstock

Cargo shorts can be bulky and unflattering.

Baggy shorts with big pockets don't have a polished look. Novi Ela/Shutterstock

Typical athleisure is being replaced by a more preppy style.

Traditional workout sets aren't as popular anymore. Beatriz Vera/Shutterstock

Cheap costume jewelry can distract from your look.

Big jewelry isn't necessary this summer. andersphoto/Shutterstock

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