Complete your beach look this summer with a trendy cover up

Lilac, a romantic, flattering color, is definitely one of the stars this season. This Oku dress from Mikoh ($81) flatters the figure not only with its single-color design, but also the midi cut and belt — perfect to subtly show off your curves. And the shirt style is both classic and elegant enough to go from the beach or pool to a day downtown.

Last-minute invite to the beach? Nothing is more chic and practical than a one-piece that can match with your bikini. Try something comfortable and stylish like the Gold Greek Key Bow Front Beach Romper by Pretty Little Thing ($30).

Psychedelic ‘60s prints made a triumphant return this season. And there isn’t any fashion law saying you can’t wear them with your swimsuits. The Mia cover up by L Space ($114) is perfect for showing off your tan.

It’s no secret that the part of the color wheel where you can find beige, yellow, orange, and brown goes great with sun and sand. The linen-blend Kaftan by H&M ($49.99) is one of those pieces that will make you look good throughout the season. You can wear it open to turn heads with your bikini, or closed with espadrilles for lunch with your girlfriends.

With a range of sizes and colors, polka dots are one of those trends that has taken every piece in the 2020 spring season by storm. The Eavan skirt by Mara Hoffman ($227.50) is a light, fun piece to combine with your single-color pieces.

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Flowers are a must this season. Brands like Carolina Herrera and Dolce & Gabbana used dark backgrounds with floral prints for a sensual take on the trend. The Mollii hedgerow tabbard cover up by Ted Baker ($80) is a great example of this.

Tropical prints are another of this season’s biggest stars, which is why we can’t leave out the white tropical mesh beach cover up by Missguided (Top $30 - Pants $38).

Crochet is a sensual and romantic texture that is one of the most delicate and eye-catching of the 2020 spring-summer season. The Aurelia Crochet Dress by Majorelle ($238) is a great way to liven up the idea of a sheer maxi dress.

Open knit fringe hem cover up pants by Shan ($17) is a new take on basic black pants. A high waist and a combination of fabric and tassels make them a perfect match for your swimsuits.

If you have flashy, colorful, and printed swimsuits, then maybe you’re looking for a more neutral piece to cover up, something not too over-the-top. The Whipsy Reese Ivory Sheer Lace Cover Up by Tobi ($68) brings the lingerie trend to the beach and you can combine it with practically any color.

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Neon colors are another top trend this season. The Neon Yellow Plunge Neck Slinky Jersey Beach Jumpsuit by Asos ($42) is perfect to combine with neutral swimsuits as well as printed ones.

Leopard print has been a staple trend in recent seasons. The Anika leopard-print kimono by Tigerlily ($164 on The Outnet) is the perfect comfortable and cool piece for beach outings.

The ‘Wide On Time’ chiffon cover-up culottes from Nasty Gal ($27) with a full swimsuit, maxi basket, and braided gladiator sandals could be the best look to start and finish your days at the beach or pool.

Colors know no limits when it comes to this ‘60s and ‘70s throwback. Yes, we’re talking about tie dye. The Cyrillla Dress by Young, Fabulous & Broke ($268 on Revolve) is the perfect comfortable and trendy cover up.

There’s nothing like a tropical vibe when you’re at the beach or pool. The Tropical Sarong Skirt by Playa Lucila ($100 on Shopbop) is perfect to wear this summer with your favorite swimsuit. The intensity and combination of its green hues, along with hints of yellow and orange, make this a perfect piece.

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The Split Front Maxi Beach Kaftan by Boohoo ($32) shows that there are options outside the typical shirt styles and beach tunics. Long, cuffed sleeves, two slits in the skirt, and a plunging v-neck give a new take to this cover up.