a week in saint tropez 🫧🩵🧿

Visiting Saint Tropez was an absolute dream, and one of the questions I often get asked is, 'What do you even wear there?' Trust me, I spent ages planning my outfits, trying to nail that effortless 'St Tropez street style' vibe! It's all about blending relaxed chic with a touch of luxury, embracing the 'Euro summer' aesthetic without looking overdone. During the day, whether I was strolling through those charming narrow streets with pastel-colored buildings, heading to a local market, or just grabbing a coffee, comfortable yet stylish was key. Think flowy maxi dresses – I saw so many beautiful ones, just like the colorful one I spotted on a sunlit street – paired with elegant flat sandals or espadrilles. A stylish sun hat and oversized sunglasses are not just for sun protection; they're essential accessories for that Saint Tropez look. Light, breathable fabrics are a must, especially in the South of France heat. I often opted for linen shorts with a chic blouse or a simple white dress, which felt perfect for soaking in the sun by the pool or enjoying lunch with those iconic Christian Dior pillows. When it came to beach and poolside glamour, the 'St Tropez dress code' leans towards sophisticated swimwear and elegant cover-ups. Picture yourself lounging under those striking Gucci-branded umbrellas – you'll want a swimsuit that makes you feel fabulous, complemented by a gorgeous kaftan or a simple, chic sarong. Don't forget your statement sunglasses and a wide-brimmed hat. I loved seeing how everyone accessorized, whether it was with delicate gold jewelry or a stylish straw tote. The vibe is definitely 'effortless glam,' even when you're just relaxing with wet hair after a dip in the sea. Evenings in Saint Tropez are when things get a little more dressed up, but still maintain that relaxed elegance. Whether you're dining at a famous spot like Senequier or enjoying a sunset view over the harbor with yachts like 'MOS VILLETTA,' you'll want to elevate your look. A sophisticated midi or maxi dress in a vibrant color or a classic neutral works wonderfully. Tailored trousers with a silky top or a chic jumpsuit are also great options. High-quality accessories, like a designer handbag (seeing the 'CHANEL' sign around town served as constant inspiration!) and elegant sandals or wedges, complete the ensemble. It's not about being overly formal, but rather presenting a polished, confident image. Ultimately, the Saint Tropez dress code is about feeling good in what you wear, embracing quality fabrics and classic silhouettes, and adding a touch of your own personality. It’s an inspiring blend of high fashion and relaxed holiday comfort. My week there truly cemented my love for that particular 'Euro summer' style – a mix of practical elegance and undeniable flair that makes every moment feel like a special occasion.