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Stylish in the Sun: Holiday fashion is just a click away
International shopping site aestivaal.com has emerged as the perfect answer to all things stylish for the sun-seeking traveller. From holidaying tips for exotic getaways, to vivid designer kaftans and beach umbrellas, this site will set you on the way to relaxing in style!
Here at MWW, our mission is to provide weather-informed advice about fashion, to ensure you always look good in any climate! And the hot beachy environment is no exception! Whether it’s an Anna & Boy bikini teamed with a vibrant kaftan, or the latest Fluxus T-Shirt and American Apparel shorts, looking good on holidays can be easy!
This trendy site aestival,com, has hand picked stylish accessories and outfits for the tropics, making sure you look good wherever you are! Drawing products from top European and American designers, as well as Aussie gems such as caftan queen Camilla, transitional style is paramount. Whether it’s a day of sunbaking on the sand or sipping a mojito at the hotel bar, you can remain looking à la mode!

Rashanti Shoulder bag Camilla Kaftans
As site director Ben O’Brian describes, “We’ve sought inspiration from the most sophisticated beach capitals of the world – from the Maldives, St Barts and St Tropez – to bring together a complete package that can take one from the beach to the bar, ensuring that you do so in complete style.”
Orlebar Brown Shorts "Amalfi" Beach Umbrella
Specialising in not only men and women’s apparel, the site offers a range of classic beach accessories including umbrellas, beach chairs and tote bags. Practical stylish accessories are a must for any indulgent tropical getaway, as Coco Chanel most famously said, “Luxury must be comfortable, otherwise it is not luxury.” So when packing, choose the flowing silken kaftan and leave the tight mini dress for your city return!

Bailey of Hollywood fedora hat

For more information, visit www.aestivaal.com and stay tuned for great weather and fashion tips this summer at MWW!



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