Hands down one of my favorite things about Greece were these gorgeous bougainvillea trees that were around every corner and climbing up every building. They were the most gorgeous contrast to all the blue and white that was as far as the eye can see. Greece had several amazing things that I just fell in love with between the incredible food like the greek salads, gyros, and fresh caught fish, to the architecture and landscape. It’s hard to narrow down what was exactly my favorite, but it’s safe to say if I had to choose to look at these pretty trees every day or look at Georgia pines….well the answer is clear.
Seersucker Dress For Women
When packing for Santorini I wanted all the lightweight cotton dresses. It was going to be hot, so I always make sure I’m packing cotton and linen for their breathability and lightweight materials. It makes all the difference in how you feel moving throughout the day. Plus, I wanted all the blue and white dresses no matter how they came. Striped, printed, whatever. I wanted to match the beauty of Santorini. This little seersucker dress from Michael Stars was perfection. Seersucker is also a great fabric as it is 100% cotton. It’s the puckering technique that’s used that makes it seersucker. But it’s such a perfect summer fabric. You often see it in suits and is a quintessential fabric for summer workwear. But for vacation, I’m all about a little seersucker flowy dress. Below are some of my favorites.
My Favorite Seersucker Dresses For Warm Weather Vacations
Shop The Look
This outfit has all of my favorite things in it. Blue and white, obviously, my favorite lace up block heel sandals that have lasted me YEARS and my go-to travel bag. This bag has been with me all over the world. It came with backpack straps as well so it’s easy to throw on and explore but also be used as a handbag.
Browse More Greece Posts
Greece was one of my all time favorite trips I have ever taken. The beauty of the architecture, the water, the flowers, the food, it’s all incredible. This is the ultimate trip to take and I can’t recommend it enough. You can browse more of my Greece posts from the outfits I wore, to what I packed and the itinerary.
