Getaway-ready style made easy: The comfy and colorful dresses and tunics you'll want to wear ALL summer long
Dressing for summer is a bit of a fine art. You want to look your best, but you also need to beat the heat. The best way to do both at once is to stick with breezy, carefree, flattering pieces that bring fun and fashion to your seasonal wardrobe.
Luckily, Soft Surroundings channels the spirit of summer in the best possible way. The retailer's amazing lineup of dresses and tunics is getaway-ready — perfect for everything from the beach to that dream vacation abroad — but equally well-suited to any warm-weather outing closer to home.
Soft Surroundings Zaneta Dress
There is nothing like a dress that instantly pulls your look together — and if you've been looking for a unicorn like that, we've found it in this spectacular style.
Available in gorgeous colors — including this brilliant Peacock Pink — it features contrasting golden embroidery that instantly dresses up your look just enough.
The effect is fresh, summery, and stunning! And this dress is so versatile that you can easily wear it virtually anywhere all season long.
Note that it runs big, so size down for the best and most flattering fit!
$119 (was $129) Shop
And that's exactly what we love about everything in this lovely lineup. It's the little details that make them so special, from linens that help you keep your cool to whisper-sheer fabrics that are light and airy but not too revealing.
Color takes center stage, too. Love a lush jewel tone? More dialed into tropical brights this year? Soft Surroundings has you covered either way with its deeply saturated pieces that instantly brighten your day.
There is so much to love in this chic lineup that has a little bit of something for everything on your summer schedule. From your upcoming trip to date night to brunch with your girls, there's a look that is sure to flatter without sacrificing your comfort when temperatures skyrocket.
Have a peak at some of the cutest dresses, tunics, and tops from Soft Surroundings that we absolutely love for the season.
Soft Surroundings Santiago Dress
It's impossible not to fall in love with a dress that you can literally wear almost anywhere.
This gorgeous sundress has everything going for it, from its flattering silhouette to its decadent jersey fabric that's so soft it feels like a second ksin.
You won't want to take it off! Whether you're wearing it while strolling the boardwalk or entertaining on the patio, you'll love how easy it is to dress up or down.
Take your pick from 12 fabulous colors, including this beautiful shade of Rapture Rose!
$99 Shop
Soft Surroundings Siesta Key Tunic
An airy tunic is the perfect choice when you're wearing shorts or pants.
And this definitely ticks every box with its light and airy fabric and floaty, dreamy silhouette.
Trust us — you will find yourself reaching it for this beauty all the time once you experience how good it feels against your skin!
It's stylish, pulled together, but still carefree enough for a look that's somewhere between dressy and low-key. Plus, it's available in several showstopping prints!
$69 (was $79) Shop
Soft Surroundings Milano Linen Dress
We love a pop of lemon to make a sunny day even brighter! And in this dress you are destined to feel on top of the world every second.
It's made with lightweight linen, which is easily the most practical of materials to see you through especially hot days.
With trumpet sleeves and minimal slits on the sides for added airflow, this breezy dress is the definition of perfect summer style.
$119 Shop
Soft Surroundings Aphrodite Tunic
Santorini-inspired artwork adorns this super light and airy tunic that looks like it was precisely made for your overseas escape.
Little details set it apart, like the tassels at the split neckline and the gently ruched sides.
Worn with anything from loose-fit pants to shorts or even thrown over a swimsuit, it is destined to help you keep your cool on even the hottest days of the season.
$129 Shop
Soft Surroundings Kemia Gauze Hoodie
Some days absolutely call for a hoodie, and we cannot think of a better option than this.
It's lightweight, yet it provides some extra coverage for those rare moments when a chill tickles the air or the wind picks up.
Plus, it's made with gauze, so it will forever be in your favor all season — throw it on with shorts or cropped bottoms and you'll be good to go.
$89 Shop
Soft Surroundings Dewi Tank
This is no ordinary tank! Swap your basics for this refreshed take on a wardrobe classic.
Dewi feels a little dressier than its more casual counterpart, with a polished crossover neckline lending it an eye-catching focal point.
Throw it on with a flippy skirt or wear it with jeans to dress up a more understated look!
$74 Shop
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