Tuesday, March 27, 2012

Summer Inspiration: The Surfer Girl

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On this entry for our "Summer Inspiration" series, we are turning the spot sunlight on the Surfer Girl.  Fearless yet fun-loving and ultimately cooler than anyone else, the Surfer Girl exudes a free-spirited vibe with a sunshine-y attitude in life. We can all learn a thing or two from these girls-- riding the waves can't be easy with surfing as is with real life but Surfer Girls know how to just enjoy the whole ride... and to  get back on board when you wipe-out sometimes. 

     
      Inspiration: The surfer girls of Roxy, Billabong, Rip Curl...

No one else can best portray the surf lifestyle other than these girls with radiant smiles, sun-kissed skin and sexy-cool hair waves (and those crazy abs are also worth aspiring to).

The Inspiring Goods: Bright colors to match your sunny disposition, patterns for fun and lots of UV protection for endless days in the sun.

1. A bright-colored bikini top (Roxy Tiki Tri Bikini, roxy.com); 2. Bikini bottoms in fun florals (Flora Paradiso Boy Brief Bikini, roxy.com); 3. friendship bracelets for your arm candy ; 4. a trusty but cute rash guard for rougher waters (Rip Curl), 5. Classic Wayfarers in patterns and colors (Ray-Ban Wayfarer, ray-ban.com); 6. cute boardies when riding out to sea (Billabong), 7. a patterned tank-top while strolling along the beach (Roxy Daydream T-Back Tank, buckle.com); 8. put on some fedora too while you're at it to protect your hair and face from the rays; 9. a worn-in hoodie for when the beach air gets a bit nippy (Roxy endless days hoodie, tillys.com); 10. denim cutoffs that you'll live in for many washes (Roxy Desert Sol Denim Shorts, amazon.com); 11. sandals for when there's no sand at you're feet--yet (Volcom Have Fun Sandals, tillys.com); 12. A cute, cotton beach tote to lug your stuff (Roxy West Coast 2, roxy.com); 13. a water-resistant sunblock stick that's made of all-natural ingredients (use it as an extra layer after your sunblock for the spots where the sun hits your face the hardest: top of nose, ears, the skin above your eyes and apple of cheeks), California Baby Everyday Sunblock stick, californiababy.com


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