3 Minimalist Influencers Just Told Me What They Want to Wear This Summer

Recently, there's been a lot of talk about dressing joyfully, and I've been very much on board with this sentiment. After over a year of pretty much being on lockdown and wearing joggers, it's only natural that we're gravitating towards bright pops of colours and fun patterns to remerge as social butterflies for dinners, brunches and the pub. But we shouldn't overlook those basics that continue to make up the staple of our wardrobes—joy can be found under many guises. We know from our own intel atBest Knockoff Luxury Clothing that the pieces that tend to sell the best are basics such as white tees, black dresses and vest tops, arguably the bread and butter of our summer wardrobes. 

I turned to three of my favourite people to follow on IG who are well known for their more pared-back wardrobes. Each one has their own distinct style, but the key is that they all have an eye for what makes a really great basic. Here, everyone has told me what they've got on their wish list for the coming season. Whether it's a great shorts suit or just a cut-off T-shirt, all the following pieces can be described with one word: chic. So if minimalism is your thing or you just want some inspiration on how to update your basics, keep scrolling. 

Jess Skye

This former PR girl is one of our go-tos for getting minimalist inspiration. Jess Skye often spots high-street pieces that look way more expensive than their price tags (a real sweet spot if you ask us) and mixes it up with some luxury labels, too. 

Vens Wife Style

If you're looking for elevated tailoring with a twist, then I'd always recommend Renata Jaz, who goes by the name @venswifestyle on Instagram. Elegant and always chic. 

Symphony of Silk

Lawyer by day Lorna is a purveyor of great basics. Recently, she's proved just how cool a pair of Prada loafers looks with myriad trousers, from white jeans to stirrup leggings. We always go to her page for corporate-but-stylish inspiration. 

Next up, these are the biggest autumn/winter 2021 fashion trends to know.