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Fourth of July Fashion: 4 Outfits to Beat the Heat

I love the Fourth of July. Not only is my birthday just four days later, but the Fourth is filled with barbecues, beaches and fireworks. No matter what you’re doing, you’re probably going to be outside, and the struggle is real for trying to dress patriotically and stay cool enough to not dissolve into a giant puddle of sweat.

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Here are four outfit ideas to help you beat the heat (and look cute!) on the Fourth:

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1. Stars, Stripes and Anchors Aweigh

Nothing quite says “I’m a pirate” like black sails in a foggy sky. What I lack for in swashbuckling sword fights, Captain Jack’s beard, and hearts in jars, I make up for with nautical prints. If I can’t be near the beach, I can at least pretend with anchor prints and the Pirates of the Caribbean soundtrack on Pandora.

Although there are no anchors on the American flag that I’m aware of, any navy and white pattern qualifies as festive in my seas.

Since I don’t own many red clothes, I accessorized with red shoes and a red cross-body purse. To jazz up this look even more, I wore sparkly statement jewels and a braided belt. Despite the long sleeves on this top, its thin, silky material keeps me cool – even in the most crowded of buildings without air conditioning. Plus, those little anchor buttons on the shoulders? They kill me with cuteness.

2. Blue Me Away

There’s a reason they call ’em sundresses. Thin, sleeveless dresses are an easy way to beat the heat. However, if you are going to be sitting down for long periods of time waiting for fireworks or an eternally late best friend, these might not be your best option.

I paired this navy and white number with brown and tan accessories to keep things neutral. My favorite summer hairstyle is braiding my bangs, which is exactly what I did here.

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