From Korean to European styles: 5 Must-Learn Outfit Picks for Summer Travel

By the MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team

As summer arrives, your wardrobe should also start aligning with the season. With photo-check-ins becoming an essential part of travel, your outfit choices have become increasingly important. A well-matched outfit against a beautiful backdrop can make your photos even more captivating and visually appealing. Below are five outfit styles you might consider as inspiration.

1. Floral and Fresh Style
Opt for a color palette dominated by light shades that echo the clear blue skies and white clouds of summer. Think casual white canvas tote bags, Birkenstocks, and other similar items, creating a natural and charming look. When taking photos in fields, even a woven flower crown won’t look out of place.

2. Urban Minimalist Style
Summer vacations don’t always have to involve heading to the outskirts—you can find moments of tranquility and leisure right in the city. The urban minimalist style uses everyday pieces to create fashionable appeal. Think structured and clean jumpsuits, denim items, soft solid colors, paired with straw hats or sandals, perfectly blending into the laid-back vibe of the city.

3. Healing StyleIndie Style
A low-key, healing-inspired outfit is perfect for exploring artsy spots. This indie-inspired style is also popular among many women. The look emphasizes simplicity but cleverly combines different cuts, patterns, and items—for example, a plain black shirt or vest paired with single-color or printed long skirts. Footwear ranges from canvas shoes to doll shoes, creating an atmosphere that’s quiet, casual, laid-back, and comfortable.

4. Tropical Vacation Style
Wear light, not overly revealing dresses, paired with edgy Roman sandals or woven flip-flops, plus accessories with folk-style elements to bring out the summer vibe and your personal style—perfect for outdoor settings.