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PACK A PUNCH WITH THESE SASSY COVER-UPS FOR A DAY AT THE BEACH

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Selection of cover-ups to add more fun to your beach getaway

Watching the degrees go higher and higher we know your heart rings for a beach vacay and if it has to be an official holiday vibe only, why not make it ultra-stylish too? Get your hands on your favourite bikini because now is the perfect time to flaunt those flattering curves and satiate the water baby in you. While a beach vacation is one perfect occasion to laze around in your favourite swimwear, a tête-à-tête at the local bar or an exploratory walk to the nearest flea market calls for a little more coverage – a perfect excuse to reach for those beautiful beach cover-ups!

Coming a long way from the humble sarong, the beach cover-up now exuberates several variations ranging from sensuous dresses to playful skirts, a versatile piece of clothing which is a must-have on every beach packers list. So here are our favourite pieces that will add an extra oomph to your seaside look, helping you get the most enviable pictures of lounging in the sun.

Let’s check the vacation ‘Wishlist’.

Crocheted Maxi Dress by Charo Ruiz
A part of the ‘Essentials’ collection by the Spanish designer Charo Ruiz, this ethereal piece named ‘Sophia’ is a perfect answer to the balmy beach weather. Its cool and comfortable feel with the intricate crocheted lace panels make it an excellent choice as a cover-up or to wear on its own. Replete with guipure panels and detailed straps, this dress can be given a dreamy look with the perfect beach curls and tan accessories. Buy Now

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Striped Cotton Kaftan by Pippa Holt
We absolutely love the versatility and ease of a kaftan on a beach vacation, this striped cotton, embroidered number by Pippa Holt is a case in point – the effortlessness of this piece is ideal to move from the fun at the beach to the idyllic sightseeing tour. Made from naturally dyed cotton, hand loomed by skilled artisans, and then hand embroidered with colourful motifs, it takes around a month to make and comes absolutely appealing to your sustainable likings! Buy Now

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Mara Hoffman Striped Jumpsuit
The trend of jumpsuits has resurfaced as a versatile cover up this summer. This striped ‘Whitney’ jumpsuit by Mara Hoffman wows us with its relaxed silhouette, deep V neckline, and exaggeratedly wide legs. Its self-tie sash cinched at the waist is a delightful way to accentuate your curves and equally interesting to know that this garment is a part of a collection of responsibly made pieces which prioritises the use of recycled and organic fibre (this design, in particular, is made from sustainably sourced hemp). Ideally paired with slides, this ensemble is sure to spell a casual-chic vibe for those breezy evenings and sundowner sessions. Buy Now

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Tasseled Pareos by Jaline
A classy trend can never go out of style, it only reappears in a more appealing avatar like a phoenix rising out of its own ashes, likewise, the humble sarong too has reinvented itself as the sassy ‘Pareo’. Doubling up as a wraparound skirt, this piece is replete with fluffy tassel ties and a fringed hem that overflows with oodles of bohemian glam. We utterly adore its intricate handwoven design, isn’t this the perfect thing to wear for a stroll on the beach? Buy Now

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Mini wrap dress by Cloe Cassandro
This adorable mini wrap dress in hues of yellow is an absolute delight this summer, with the subtle print and ruffled edges it’s setting our hearts aflutter. Apart from being a head-turning number at the beach, it serves just as well with the soaring temperature indoors. Moreover, it effortlessly doubles up as a go-to ensemble for the beach as a cover-up over your favourite swimsuit or with a matching slip for a luncheon with the girlies. Buy Now

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These amazing and scintillating styles have spoilt us for choice. Which one are you packing your holiday trunk with?



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