26 Target Products To Look Put Together On Hot Days
Promising review: "It is so easy to throw on. Dress it up with heels or dress it down with sneakers and a hat!" —Cait Alexander Price: $25 (available in sizes XS–4X and in two colors)
An A-line mini you'll want to wear on hot, hot, hot, and humid days when the idea of slithering into pants makes you feel somehow even more sweaty.
Promising review: "Precious little dress! Easily dressed up or down! Super cool for a hot summer!" —TeePrice: $20 (available in sizes XXS–4X)
A tiered maxi that's about to become your "going out" outfit, and by going out, I mean heading to dinner at 7 p.m. and arriving home promptly by 10 p.m. to complete your nighttime skincare routine and watch another true-crime doc.
Price: $35 (available in sizes XS–4X and in two colors)
An Evian facial spray for a spritz of ~cool~ on even the hottest days. This hydrates, sets makeup, refreshes makeup, and gives you skin a dewy glow, all in a second.
Promising review: "I'm currently eight months pregnant and I love having this spray in my purse. A lifesaver in the Colorado summer heat." —BurchfieldPrice: $10.39+
A cropped sports bra you'll wear to the gym, the coffee shop, and while rewatching Pretty Little Liars for the 90th time even though you're well past high school graduation and the plot, in hindsight, is pretty all over the damn place.
This sports bra is moisture-wicking, quick-drying, and offers UPF 50+ sun protection. Promising review: "I have this top in several colors and it fits great. Good for low-impact workouts and casual everyday wear. Washes well." —JL Price: $20 (available in sizes XS–4X and in six colors)
A drawstring dress because hot temps mean that leggings are on pause. Say hello to your cuter (but equally as comfortable) new everyday staple.
Promising review: "Cutest little throw and go dress! Super comfortable, stretchy material and the length is perfect for a busy mom!" —CyndiPrice: $35 (available in sizes XS–XXL and in four colors)
A cotton gauze shirtdress I'd like to wear on a boat trip that hops from one tropical island to the next. My flight is not booked, (and I'm actually probably not going) but I'll add this to my shopping cart in the name of hope.
Promising review: "Love this top as a pool cover-up, a top to throw on with jean shorts to run to the store in the evening, and a piece to elevate a basic. The fabric is lightweight and the shirt is so versatile." —Aloha mama catPrice: $25 (available in sizes XS–XL and in three colors)
A puff-sleeve dress giving garden party vibes, perfect for the outdoor dining reservation you've been furiously checking (and rechecking) the weather app for.
Price: $24.50 (originally $35; available in sizes XS–4X and in two colors)
A pair of breathable pull-on pants for the comfort connoisseur who wants to feel comfy (but not drenched in sweat) through October.
Price: $18.75 (originally $25; available in sizes 1X–3X)
A mesh dress in a summer-approved hue that will serve as my personal motivation to leave the comfort of my AC-filled living room to get the heck outside (plus, the mesh means optimal airflow).
Price: $36 (available in sizes XS–4X and in two colors)
An E.l.f. setting spray formulated for a dewy, hydrating finish thanks to an impressive quartet: aloe, hyaluronic acid, squalane, and green tea seed oil. This stuff helps makeup last — even through sweaty, sticky, humid summer days.
Promising review: "This stuff is magic in a bottle. Keeps my makeup on all night and I don't get oily." —KeyPrice: $10
A rib-knit maxi fated to win the title of ~favorite little black (or green! or striped!) dress~ as soon as you rip open the packaging and slip it on.
Promising review: "Absolutely adore this dress! Fits true to size and can be dressed up or down. Bought it in several colors because I liked it so much." —Danielle T. Price: $20 (available in sizes XS–4X and in five colors)
A cotton gauze maxi skirt vying for the title of your summer uniform. Repeat after me: tank, sandals, skirt. You're officially ready to go for any occasion.
Promising review: "Love this skirt! It's bright white with lightweight fabric. The style is timeless." —SN310 Price: $30 (available in sizes XS–4X)
A tube romper for a pants-less (and far less sweaty) twist on the leggings you live in four out of five seasons of the year.
Price: $11.25 (originally $15; available in sizes XXS–4X and in four colors)
A ribbed tank one can pair with pretty much everything in their closet for a summer-approved 'fit: maxi skirts, wide-leg trousers, skinny jeans. The list goes on.
Price: $8 (available in sizes XS–4X and in nine colors)
A pair of poplin shorts that I encourage you to wear on a random Tuesday in an effort to make boring weekdays feel like they're being spent in the south of France — not *insert landlocked state here.*
Price: $30 (available in sizes XS–4X and in two colors)
A moisture-wicking exercise dress I'm personally filing under "things to wear when I'm running errands, then immediately meeting my friends for brunch plans after."
Promising review: "Super soft and and the built-in bra actually does a great job holding in DDD bust. Definitely recommend!" —LashesForDaysPrice: $35 (available in sizes XS—XL and in three colors)
Some gauzy pull-on pants with a tailored fit, perfect for the office and made with a lightweight fabric. They're a shoe-in for title of "only thing I wear" through October.
Price: $30 (available in sizes XS–4X and in four colors)
A Sexy Hair volumizing hairspray that provides humidity resistance for up to 72 hours, maintaining sleek all-day hold in the thick of summer. Frizz? Who's that?
Promising review: "Held all day long in 110+ degree heat without any primer." —Helizabeth Price: $12.59+
A sleeveless tank dress so lovely, I'm mildly tempted to change out of my work-from-home attire and dip my toe back into the art of dressing up on a Monday.
Price: $30 (available in sizes XS–4X and in three colors)
A jersey pajama set because you've been wearing the same ratty rubber duck pajamas since high school and perhaps (perhaps!) it's time for an upgrade, one you can also wear out for a morning walk.
Promising review: "I LOVE LOVE LOVE THIS! Sooo comfortable and doesn't feel suffocating." —Semma Price: $20 (available in sizes XXS–2X and in three colors and patterns)
An open-back eyelet A-line dress ideal for day trips to the beach *and* warm weather vacays in which the only decisions that need to be made involve gelato flavors (the right answer is always classic chocolate).
Price: $40 (available in sizes XS–4X and in two colors)
A relaxed fit jumpsuit with wide legs for anyone who detests having to scrounge up a matching top and bottom. Wear this with heels for fancy dinners or sneakers for runs to the coffee shop.
Price: $40 (available in sizes XS–4X and in four colors and patterns)
A lightweight pajama set embellished with subtle lace detailing, the ideal Netflix marathon attire.
Promising review: "I have purchased at least four different color variations of these pajamas. They look lovely with a touch of lace detail. The fabric is so soft and gentle. They are so amazing to sleep in. I would keep purchasing them. I hope Target brings them back every year in new colors." —NOCPrice: $11.25 (originally $15; available in sizes 1X–4X and in three colors)
A pair of wide leg pants for both beachside traipsing and/or dinner with your favorite wedges. There's no right or wrong answer here.
Price: $28 (available in sizes XS–4X and in two colors)
A wrap dress simple enough to be worn everyday, but with gorgeous features that make it stand out among the rest: wrap styling and adorable pink stripes.
Price: $30 (available in sizes XS–4X)
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