By now you’ve likely been planning your outfit in advance, but if you’re still unsure of what to wear to Portsea Polo then we are here to aid you.
A-Line Skirts
The A-Line skirt is the best mixture of casual elegance. This ultra-feminine appearance is not only comfortable and appropriate for a day in sunlight, but it is also suitably on trend.
This number produces a voluminous, feminine shape and is flattering to many body shapes. This style complements most body types, but just make sure you find one that falls on the slimmest aspect of your leg and constantly pair with a fitted shirt to balance the heavy lower half. Dress up with a sharp blouse or dress with a tucked-in T-shirt.
Straw Hats
One of the primary rules of dressing for the Polo is to leave your fascinators in your home. If you want sun protection, add a coat, but opt for a brimmed hat, preferably from the straw variety which is perfect for summer as it will protect you from overheating. Small straw hats are the perfect accessory for your Polo as they’re understated, and they add that perfect finishing touch to your summer outfit.
Wedges & Flat Sandals
If it comes to the Polo, it is best to leave your stiletto’s in your home. Pick for an elegant pair of wedge heels or flats for example vases, to prevent yourself from sinking to the grass and to make certain you don’t limp out of the Polo with aching tootsies.
If your outfit is casual, pair it with wedges to dress it up. And additionally, in the event that you opted to make a statement with your clothing, dress it down using a smart pair of sandals. The same goes for bags; not only should your bag or clutch match your ensemble, but it should be a casual inclusion and nothing too over the top or glitzy. Think on the shoulder bag or a adorable woven clutch and find one which matches in all of the essentials required for hours outdoors in the elements.
Summer Booties
When dressing to the Polo you need to always begin at the feet up, remembering that you will be treading on grass floor all day. The ultimate perfect shoe to the Polo is a boot, which will allow you not just to get involved in ‘stomping the divots’ but will edge up the most feminine outfit.
However make sure that your boot is appropriate for the season, opt for a summer variation in the winter months to avoid looking out of place amongst all of the summery strap up wedges and sandals.
What to Wear to Your Polo for Men
Shirts
Obviously, there’s always the signature Polo top for guys to slip on for a day in the Polo, which will offer the perfect mix of city and state flair. But if you would like to stand out from the pack, a lightweight summer shirt is the best way to go.
Easy and sporty, a shirt of this style is a never fail and the ideal way to look smart and casual, although not forgoing your trendy aesthetic. We suggest choosing plain, light colours or stripes and checks in linen and cotton varieties.
Sneakers
Whilst loafers and slip-on shoes are great choices previously, with the huge influence of the sports luxe trend on the runways of late, jogging shoes have become acceptable attire for your Polo.
Runners are the perfect approach to edge up a preppy outfit, whilst stamping your own signature choose a classic polo look, and of course ensuring you’ll stick out from the bunch.
Chinos
Chino’s are the obvious choice when it comes to pants for your Polo. Not only are they a classic item, but they are easy to style and befittingly on fad.
A casual buckle should accompany the trousers; nevertheless stay away from a apparel pant belt, which will take away in the effortlessness of the look. We believe you can’t go past a pair of white or muted beige chinos styled using a white lace shirt.
Shorts
If temperatures are extremely soaring, make certain you alter your outfit consequently. Switch your chinos for a pair of smart dress shorts. To make certain you don’t look overly casual, dress up the shorts with a blazer or suit coat to add that perfect subtle flair, and match the appearance with a fun pocket square. Embrace colour when choosing shorts and also do not be reluctant to go bold, mixing two different hues together is a big trend nowadays.
Blazer
Completing your appearance with a lightweight blazer can add the perfect finishing touch to your outfit. In case you’ve decided to wear shorts, this will ensure your outfit looks more pulled together and falls on the dressier side. Your blazer should provide the ideal complement to your outfit, whilst not taking away a lot of attention from everything you are going to beneath. Bright and bold jackets are fine so long as you keep the rest of your outfit streamlined.
