Stacy London Summer Style Tips for 2025

If there is anyone we can rely on for solid and honest fashion advice, there Stacy London.

Lucky for Usthe What not to wear Alum, now starring on Prime Video’s Wear whatever you want side show Clinton KellyShare his insight on the biggest trends of the summer.

London dropped simple style tips that will help you step up your daily outfits without breaking the bank. Some of them were surprising but refreshing, as a specific vibrant color choice rather than typical season or earthy color paths. The expert also emphasized how a certain unexpected pattern takes the stage, and is actually an easy print to incorporate into your everyday looks.

Another style she spoke to is one that has been all over the red carpet, and repeats the fact, yes, there is less.

Last but far from the least, he revealed to the cool girl accessory who has a big time revival and the iconic wardrobe will have to forever leave you channel effortlessly Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis with a modern day turn.

Without more information, read on everything the fashion expert had to say about the hottest trends for hot weather days:

Blue is the new black

“All trends come back sooner or later,” said London UsExplaining, although “last year is related to red,” we are now seeing a pivot towards “blue shades, including Periwinkle, Cornflower, Azure and Cobalt.” The reason? “Generally, blues are flatter on every skin tone.”

For a chic getup, but making statements in a cheerful shade, we crave a straight mango fit suit jacket paired with the brand’s straight suit trousers. (“I love a monochromatic, bright color because it is sophisticated without the host of stealth wealth neutrals we have seen in the past few years,” he noted.)

And if you find the blue-on-blue excessively, London suggested to “seek (accessory for) pop of the color.” (To get the look, consider Soho Coach flap bag.)

It is printing

“Polka dots are everywhere and probably the easiest and most versatile geometric print there is,” said London. “There is no (wrong) way to wear dots,” he said, so have fun with it!

Simply steep

Sheer gets a moment again, and London says that the fad through has “a smallest and architectural tone (similar to how it appeared) in the ’90s.” She loves Frankie’s store designs, including the brand’s Midi Peri Skirt. In terms of styling a transparent number, London advised to wear it with a collared “shirt or tank.”

Valuable gems

“Every year we hear the trophy comes back,” the What not to wear Alum has quoted. “I think we’re here at last.” And while we’ve seen a surge of them on recent red carpets, London Hac has a keen style if you’re interested in buying one that is unique but still wallet -friendly: “Vintage brutals can be very cheap in flea markets.”

Iconic accessory

“The trend of the head scarf comes about year on year, but especially (during the warm weather months) when pictures of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis (which has the broad acclaim for starting the timeless trend in the 1960s) begin to come to the surface,” said London.

Not sure how to put it on? It’s easier than you think. “Take a large square scarf and fold it into a triangle,” he explained. Then, “place it on top of your head, with the pointed edge facing back, and either tie it behind your head or under your chin.” The Guru style said “a light silk scarf” is a popular choice, and Sabrina Carpenter Jut is the latest in a long line of test.