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Week 4 — Early July closet breeze

Six warm-weather outfit flat-lays for the June-to-July handoff, moving through tomato-girl sporty, sailor errands, art-teacher vintage, soft utility street, garden picnic, and city evening minimal.

A fresh late-June-to-early-July capsule, built for warm days, light layers, and the kind of week where one tee or jacket can quietly carry more than one outfit.
  1. Tomato-girl sporty summer: white ribbed tee, butter-yellow midi skirt, red cap, woven sandals, and white socks. The red cap is the tiny mood-maker here; it also works with the black dress later in the week.
  2. Sailor errands: striped tee, light-wash jeans, navy bucket hat, canvas sneakers, and folded socks. Easy enough for groceries, still cute enough if the day turns into iced coffee and a walk.
  3. Art-teacher vintage: faded graphic tee, denim midi skirt, cropped vintage work jacket, black ankle boots, and a red beret. The jacket is the swap piece: throw it over the sundress or black dress when the evening gets breezy.
  4. Soft utility street: oatmeal hoodie, black denim mini skirt, chunky sneakers, crew socks, and a faded blue cap. This is the comfort look, but the mini skirt keeps it from feeling like a laundry-day outfit.
  5. Garden picnic: sage sundress, cream cropped sweater, tan sandals, lace-trim socks, and a straw bucket hat. The sweater can move back to Look 1 if you want the skirt outfit to feel softer.
  6. City evening minimal: black summer dress, cropped vintage denim jacket, black ankle boots, sheer socks, and a red beret. Simple, a little artsy, and the easiest way to reuse the week’s jacket-and-hat accents.
Mix-and-match anchors this week: the red hat/beret, the vintage jacket, white socks, and the light neutral layers. If the weather runs hot, keep the sweaters and hoodie as shoulder or evening pieces instead of all-day layers.

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