I’m a huge Fourth of July day fan and dressing up for holidays has always been a favorite for me, so I love when I can share Fourth of July outfit ideas with you! I do a new post for this every year to continually share new and unique outfit ideas, and this year I am teaming up with Catherine from The Confidently Speaking to share 8 modest Fourth of July Outfit Ideas with you!
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Outfit #1: Blue Stripe Dress
I love starting with a simple base for an outfit, such as a blue stripe dress. The simple blue color allows you to easily add accessories or patriotic aspects to your outfit. It’s also a great way to be able to use an item you can wear all year long as part of your Fourth of July outfit to limit the cost of purchasing items that only work for one day a year.
Ways To Style:
1.Add a denim jacket around your waist
2. Add a cute straw hat
3. Add a fun Fourth of July headband or Scarf
4. Wear a USA white tee shirt on top of the dress and tie the bottom in a knot
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Outfit #2: Overalls and Patriotic Shirt
Since I am pregnant this year, a lot of my patriotic shirts don’t fit me anymore. I purchased this red stripe maternity shirt a few weeks ago because it was a great item to be able to wear all summer long, but worked perfectly for the holiday. I love a good pair of overalls too! You can see how I style overalls in a variety of ways here. They also work great during my pregnancy too.
Ways To Style:
1.Add a USA baseball tee
2. Wear a white shirt underneath and add a cute pop of red with a neck scarf
3. Want to dress it up? Add a cute pair of wedges! Want to dress it down? Throw on a pair of converse.
4. Tie a flannel shirt around your waist.
5. Wear a patriotic shirt underneath the overalls.
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Outfit #3: White Pants and a Chambray Shirt
I love a good pair of white jeans because it’s not a typical jeans and t shirt outfit. Pair is with a chambray shirt (which is a definite must in my closet). This allows for you to have white and blue in your outfit, and use accessories to add pops of red.
Ways To Style:
1.Add a red scarf or headband
2. Add a cute patriotic kimono
3. Add a fun pop of red with your shoes in sandals, sneakers, or wedges
4. Add a straw purse with a cute red bandana tied on the handle
5. Wear a red shirt and unbutton the chambray top
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Outfit #4: Shorts and a Hoodie
Every year we spend the Fourth of July in the mountains, which means the early morning and late evening is chilly. That’s why I love this fun Fourth of July hoodie. I can wear a patriotic t shirt with my shorts, and when it’s time to put the hoodie on, I still feel patriotic. I’ve owned this hoodie for 4 years now and it still fits perfectly and is in great condition. I also wear it frequently throughout the summer, so it was definitely worth the money.
How To Style:
1.Add a pair of converse
2. Throw your hair up and add a fun scrunchie
3. Add a fun baseball cap
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To see outfit ideas 5-8, head here to see the fun outfit ideas that Catherine put together!
Then head to my Instagram here and her Instagram here to see us try on our outfit ideas tonight on our stories. You can find my try on under my 4th of July highlight as well.
Want even more ideas? See old blog posts here, here and a fun YouTube style guide video here.
Shop my favorite 4th of July looks here:
Shop my favorite 4th of July looks that can be worn throughout the entire summer here:
Additional boutiques I love that are selling the cutest Fourth of July Items:
Journey Five – use code ELLIS10 for additional 10% off
Mindy Mae’s Market – use code EVERYDAYELLIS15 for 15% off
My Sister’s Closet Boutique – use code EVERYDAYELLIS for 10% off
Want more ideas? Shop more hand picked favorites here.
What was your favorite outfit I shared? Let me know in the comments!
