Summer Bank Holiday Edit

We all love a long bank holiday weekend. Because if a bonus 24-hours of summer fun isn’t something to celebrate, we don’t know what is. But the burning question is: what to wear?

You’ll be familiar with all the SS23 trends: low-rise waists, corsets, sheer fabrics, draping and florals. But with summer on its way out and the weather predictably unpredictable, it’s not clear how to style your looks come the August bank holiday weekend.

Whatever you’ve got planned, we’ve got you covered. Check out these key pieces that can be styled up or down with ease.


Oversized shirt

The oversized shirt and shorts combo has been a summertime staple for some time. And it works just as well when we switch seasons. Paired with denim shorts or cycling shorts (or worn on its own as a dress) you’re ready to hit the beach. Or the bar. Or both. Whether you’re thinking oversized tee or oversized button-up shirt, heels or trainers, one thing is clear: your outfit feels fresh, liberating and effortless.


Jeans

The British summertime may not be as balmy as we’d like, but there is a silver lining. Cooler temperatures are perfect for jeans – especially wide-legged cropped jeans like these by Paul Smith. They’re a great choice if you’re planning to hit the park with friends, fizz and a portable speaker. And are a great alternative to sweatpants when you stock up on nibbles and booze for a girls’ night in.


Cycling shorts

Remember when cycling shorts were confined to gyms and pelotons? No, nor do we. As our go-to summer-ready staples, we love that they can be worn in so many ways. This bank holiday weekend, why not team yours with a baggy tee and trainers for a simple daytime look? For a more elevated evening ’fit, add a crop top, blazer and kitten heels.


Trainers

Tried out the wrong shoe theory yet? By wearing shoes that are so utterly mismatched to the rest of your outfit, you end up creating such a unique, interesting look, they become the ‘right’ choice. Think heels with loungewear, flip flops with tailored trousers, trainers with a maxi dress. We reckon these flamboyant Burgundy Trainer from Hoff worn with socks and your fanciest, frilliest maxi dress fit the bill.


Summer dress

It might not look like summer dress weather, but don’t let that stop you over the bank holiday weekend. Even when there’s a chill in the air, a day dress can be teamed with chunky knits and sturdy boots. Whether you’re off for a leisurely brunch or heading to your local beer garden, keep your look simple with a pair of crisp trainers and functional cross-body bag.


Weekend bag

We see your day trip and raise you an entire weekend. If you want to get the most out of the bank holiday, book a mini-break. This weekend holdall duffle bag by Katie Loxton will help you pack for your getaway in style. Sophisticated and spacious, it’s big enough to hold your weekend capsule wardrobe along with all your skin and hair care staples.

Shop these and more end of summer styles at Hurley’s today.


Keep an eye on our blog for more helpful information when it comes to looking after your designer wear, as well as fashion hints and tips.

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