Almond Nails That Slay Summer 2025 – Fresh Inspo & Cute Designs You’ll Love

Summer 2025 just won’t be complete without some amazing almond nails. Whether you’re all about those trendy minimalist designs, wild neons, or delicate florals that whisper spring, this season’s shapes and shades are serving up serious inspo. How can you find the right set that matches your style and keeps your nails looking great everywhere you go? We’ll explore the designs and ideas that have made almond nails so popular this season.

Violet Quartz Elegance With a Gilded Twist

The combination of soft lavender, shiny gloss and foil accents makes the set seem both dreamy and luxurious. The almond shape gives the ring a classic look, ideal for displaying a design that mixes solid color with a swirl of violet, gold and white. This type of manicure is perfect for summer, since it’s not too plain and not too flashy, just right for brunch and a night out on a rooftop.

I suggest applying OPI’s “Do You Lilac It?” first to get the same look. For the accent nails, you’ll need foil leaf in gold, a fine detailing brush, and a clear jelly polish to blend the marble seamlessly. Finish your nails with Seche Vite for a shiny, glass-like look.

Although this style looks like something a professional would do, it’s actually achievable at home. I’ve achieved a similar marble effect by using a sandwich bag and gently tapping the paint—it’s fun and rewarding when it’s done.

Honestly? It makes me imagine I’m sipping a frozen cocktail under some fairy lights. I’m looking for a nail look that speaks softly, not loudly, as I want for 2025.

Sunbeam Yellow With Botanical Linework

This funky, summery version of almond nails is bold and botanical, perfect for summer 2025. The bright yellow is set off by nude areas and simple black lines, giving the feeling of summer light on your skin. The design is cheerful but still realistic and it perfectly captures the trendy style by mixing soft shapes with bold ink drawings.

I applied Essie’s “Hay There” for the yellow and added black gel paint stripes using a striping brush for the botanical details. If you need exact placement, go for nail stickers or decals and Amazon has some nice sets with florals and thin lines.

A little tip? First, apply the yellow and then use a fine nail tape to separate the curves before you fill in the nude part. That way, your lines stay clean and intentional.

I wore this style for a spring wedding and everyone kept asking me who did my nails. It’s fun but not childish and it can make any outfit look more put together.

Neon Flames Meet Futuristic Cool

Hello, statement moment! It’s a set that inspires creativity—with bright green, fluorescent orange and lightning-fast flame-like details over crisp white. It’s the best way to rock almond nails this summer, adding a touch of heat without going overboard. And I haven’t even mentioned how beautiful it is with silver jewelry or a tan.

For the neon shades, try using ILNP’s “Hi-Fi” (green) and “Atomic Sherbet” (orange). For the flames to look right, you should use a fine-tip detail brush, as you can’t just slap them on. Finish the manicure by applying a top coat that doesn’t need to be wiped off.

If you’re just starting with nail art, draw the flames with a pastel pencil and then trace them with gel. That extra prep gives you way more control.

It’s not just a passing trend; it’s a feeling. I wore something similar to a poolside shoot last year and the sun made the colors really shine.

Juicy Watermelon Matte for Playful Days

Is it even summer without a little fruity fun? These matte almond nails with watermelon colors are very simple, even though the shape is mid-length and quite stylish. Just seeing pastel pink and neon green together reminds me of popsicles, beach towels and fruit stands along the road.

A matte top coat is best for this look and Zoya’s Velvet Matte is a great choice. You can get a great manicure with Sally Hansen’s “Fuchsia Power” and “Lime Light” at an affordable price. You can easily make that watermelon slice with a dotting tool for the seeds.

If you prefer a matte finish, skip the top layer gloss. And if you’re nervous about drawing on fruit? Watermelon nail decals exist, and they’re adorable.

I’d happily wear this outfit to a backyard BBQ. It’s a fun and fresh design and every time I look at my hands, I smile.

Sunset Palms and Ombré Dreams

Now this one? It’s pure vacation on your fingertips. The gradient on these almond nails goes from soft pink to fiery yellow and they are finished with black palm outlines. It’s a wearable postcard from your favorite tropical getaway. The colors are clear and bold and the shapes give the design a storytelling feel that is popular in 2025.

To get that ombré blend, use a sponge and dab on the polish (start with white as a base so your colors pop). I like using Color Club’s neons—they don’t play around. You can either use nail stamps or a very thin brush and black gel to add the palm tree details.

Allow your gradient to dry before adding the silhouettes, so the colors stand out and you don’t smudge them.

This set? I’d put it on for a day at the beach or just to imagine I’m at the beach. Whenever I’ve put on a palm design, people I don’t know have commented on it. It’s that good.

Pastel Rainbow Glazed With Sparkle

These long almond beauties are all about soft power. Every nail is given a pastel color, ranging from melon orange to baby blue and then outlined with a thin glitter curve. It’s giving sugary-sweet with just enough glam. It’s a trendy style that looks great with anything you wear in the summer, whether it’s a linen jumpsuit or poolside slides.

For this style, use some shades from Olive & June’s “Sweet & Sunny” collection and add a fine silver glitter liner from Orly Instant Artist. All you need is a smooth curve to line up with the base or tip of your nail for a more noticeable look.

The secret here is balance. Apply a top coat that makes the glitter shine, but doesn’t make it look too wet—for example, Gelous. And work on one nail at a time if you’re adding the outline by hand.

I wore a version of this when I couldn’t decide on one color—and it turned out to be the most complimented mani of the month. It’s not complicated, but it’s just the right amount of fun without being too noisy.

Fresh Daisies on Matte Green

This set of matte colors brings a cheerful spring feeling to 2025. The combination of pale pistachio green and lemony chartreuse gives the almonds a gentle, muted look and the daisy blooms add a touch of colorful hand-painted joy. The result is soft but not timid—it’s a stylish twist on gardening, perfect for brunches, farmer’s markets or making you feel better whenever you look at your hands.

If you’re trying this out, finish with a matte top coat like Essie’s “Matte About You,” and use Olive & June’s “Grateful & Green” or Lights Lacquer “Slice of Life” for the citrus base. You should have a nail dotting tool and a fine brush for daisies, but sticker overlays are a good choice for those just starting.

Allow your matte to dry completely before adding florals, so they don’t smudge. Begin with a white daisy center and arrange the petals in a way that looks natural and slightly uneven.

I would wear this design to a friend’s garden baby shower or a relaxing picnic. It’s gentle, easy and a perfect way to change your mood—showing that florals in summer can still be new.

Poolside Palm Gradient

The colors in this space are perfect for a vacation such as coral reef, pink sunset and sparkling aqua. The sharp black palm shapes placed over every gradient are what really make the design stand out. The contrast makes each nail look like it’s been stamped with a passport. Thanks to its almond shape, it’s both stylish and popular on Instagram without appearing overdone.

For color, I love ORLY’s “Beach Cruiser” (neon pink), “Glowstick” (lime), and “Surf’s Up” (blue). You can paint your palm by hand if you have time or use stamping plates for a faster result.

I’ve noticed that the best way to sponge gradients is to lay the colors side by side on the sponge and roll it across each nail. After that, use a peel-off barrier around the cuticle to make cleanup easier.

You’ll want to try this look at your next pool party. I wore a similar bracelet while in Cancun and people were taking pictures of my hands. No joke.

Retro Pink Flower Power

Hot pink and baby pink? Always a classic. But if you add the retro daisy pattern, you’re bringing out the full 70s glam with a modern twist. The design combines gloss and geometric shapes and the sharp curves and open spaces make it both fun and well-tailored.

No special tools needed—just two polishes (try “Mod About You” and “Strawberry Margarita” by OPI), and a striping brush or thin tape for precision. You can create the flower by dotting five small arcs around a center circle.

This set is more structured, so I’d recommend doing a sketch layout on a nail art mat before going live. That way, your spacing stays consistent.

I wore this once to a retro-themed wine tasting (yes, really) and it became part of the conversation more than once. It’s a kind of cuteness that feels nostalgic but is still popular today.

Mint and Petal Peach Whispers

The combination of mint green and soft peachy pink is almost too sweet to notice. There’s something incredibly calming and elegant about this layout. The daisies are so small and look like they were just picked and tossed on, as if they were a summer dress on your nails. The elongated shape comes from the almond style and the pastel colors add a soft-girl touch.

A detail brush or micro-dotting tool will help you paint the daisy clusters. I chose Sally Hansen “Peach of Cake” and “Mint Sorbet” for the colors and finished with Seche Vite to keep them shiny.

Occasionally, I leave out the daisy on a nail or two to keep the look simple and it still looks nice.

It’s a great idea that you can wear for both everyday and special occasions.

Daisy Chain on Lemon Cream

Lemon yellow is a color that makes you smile and adding a few daisies to it makes your nails look like sunshine. The colors are soft, not bright, so the look is easier to wear than something bold. It’s almost like a spring version of a smile.

Zoya’s “Bee” and Lights Lacquer “Chiffon” are polishes that give your nails a creamy finish. Paint the daisies with white and yellow gel and use a detail brush for the leaves. If you want the flowers to stand out, outline just a few petals lightly.

I’d choose this mani when I want a simple, yet trendy look. It looks amazing with white linen and gold rings.

Sometimes, simple is the real scene-stealer. It’s especially impressive when it’s so well-organized without trying to stand out.

Butterfly Wings and Black Edges

This one’s for the bold. The black curves and orange areas on the monarch butterfly’s wings, placed over a nude base, make for a fluttery, feminine and still striking look. It takes a lot of care, but when done well, this design is one of those almond nails that will be a hit in summer 2025 and beyond.

If you don’t feel comfortable drawing butterflies, using stencils can be very helpful. For the orange, use “Tangerine Tease” from Essie and for the black, any rich gel liner will work. Add a white dot at the edges to create the look of a real wing.

If you’re pressed for time, skip this recipe, but if you have the patience, you’ll love the result.

I chose to wear this to a creative pitch meeting simply to feel more confident. It worked. They noticed.

Lavender Dreams With Painted Sprigs

Soft purple polish paired with tiny, hand-painted lavender sprigs? This one is a breath of fresh air. Its almond shape makes the fingers look longer and the delicate floral touch adds a touch of garden fairy. It brings together the best of spring and 2025, all while keeping things simple.

If I were doing this at home, I would use Essie’s “Lilacism” as the base for a creamy lavender look. A detail brush and gel liners in muted purple and sage green are necessary for the floral sprigs.

The secret here? Less is more. You only need to add a few soft lines to two accent nails to make the whole look feel planned and calm.

This is what I’d choose for a Sunday morning coffee run if I still wanted to look nice. It’s peaceful, it’s subtle, it’s kind of everything.

Hot Pink and Yellow Electric Border

Now this is what I call summer attitude. A clear base with a bold yellow squiggle and a pink outline? It’s giving graphic edge, but still playful. The combination of colors is what makes it—it’s bold and ideal for anyone who wants their summer 2025 almond nails to look amazing.

Use Orly “Beach Cruiser” and “Glowstick” for the two neon colors. You’ll need a fine detail liner brush to help you make the wiggly lines that are part of the design.

Allow your base to dry and become clear before you add your colors. And if you mess up a line? Don’t stress. Use a brush with acetone on it to clean up and redo your work.

I’d have no hesitation wearing this to a music festival or a party on a rooftop. It’s bold, outspoken and a bit daring—in a good way.

Starfish Pink With Beachside French Tips

A coral french tip with a rhinestone starfish is the ultimate sign of a vacation. You’re getting a touch of glamour along with the coastal look. I like that the negative space at the bottom makes it look soft, while the bright tip and beach theme keep it modern. It’s the kind of inspiration that seems perfect for enjoying cocktails by the cabana.

You can create this with a sheer pink base coat (try Butter London “Sheer Wisdom”) and a bright pink like OPI “La Paz-itively Hot” for the tips. Add a tiny 3D charm or rhinestone starfish to your nails using nail glue and a dotting tool.

Before using 3D charms, apply a long-wear gel topcoat around the gem, not on top of it, to help it stay longer.

This set screams “I’m on vacay mode.” It’s a summer 2025-ready almond nail that doesn’t make a big statement.

Matte Green-Pink Contrast Pop

Color-blocking is always popular and this combination of pink and green is no different. Because of its soft matte finish and reverse moon placement, this design looks graphic, bold and very modern. It’s bright enough to make people stop, yet it is still well-formed and clean.

I suggest using ILNP “Valentina” for a strong pink matte and Lights Lacquer “Now & Later” for the green. A matte topcoat is needed to make the neon colors less bright.

If you want a smooth contrast curve, use circle stickers or French guide tape. Paint one color, let it dry, put your guide in place and then apply the second shade.

I wore something similar to a neon-themed birthday and the attention my nails got was greater than the cake’s. Just saying.

Sunset Stripes With Dots and Dashes

The striped pattern mixes soft tangerine, pink and yellow with a few black-and-white dots. It’s a modern take on retro styles and makes the almond shape stand out by adding diagonal lines. Every detail here is curated but feels effortless.

The best part? Striping tape helps you achieve those neat diagonal lines. Choose polishes from Holo Taco or Olive & June in peach colors and a black dotting pen for the accent part.

Add each color one at a time and let it dry before adding another so they don’t blend together. Apply the dots last to keep the edges sharp.

I really like this trend for summer—it’s playful, creative and can be worn every day.

Juicy Watermelon Explosion

It doesn’t get more on-theme for summer than this! A long almond set with pink, seeded flesh and a rind stripe makes watermelon flavors stand out in every color. This set is pure joy. It’s both playful and nostalgic, but the design is neat, so you can take it anywhere you go.

Paint the seeds and the curved parts of the rind with a thin brush using Color Club “Warhol” and “Feelin’ Lime.” Don’t forget to add the glossy top coat—it helps the cake look like a real piece of fruit.

This might look tricky but it’s not. If you don’t have time, you can use stencils or decals to create the watermelon texture.

I wore these on a road trip along the California coast and I’m sure every person at the gas stations and beach restaurants noticed them. It’s fruity fun, but it still slays.

Fresh Coral Energy with a Dainty Twist

This coral nail color is so cheerful that it reminds me of spring picnics, sunset drinks and the extra-long days we’ll have in 2025. While the almond shape is very feminine, I am most drawn to the daisy designs that appear softly on the accent nails. It’s a look that manages to feel simple, polished, and trendy without trying too hard—exactly the kind of short simple inspo that works whether you’re heading to a summer garden party or just need a serotonin boost at your desk.

If you want a warm coral base, I suggest trying OPI’s “My Chihuahua Doesn’t Bite Anymore” or Essie’s “Tart Deco.” A thin brush and a white polish like Sally Hansen’s “White On” help the petals stand out and a yellow dot in the middle makes everything look lively. Finish it off with a high-gloss top coat to make sure it’s ready for the beach.

Gina Edwards, a famous manicurist, always points out that layering helps your manicure last longer. In interviews, she has advised people to use two thin layers instead of one thick layer to avoid chipping and she’s correct. I always start my at-home floral nail art by applying a base coat that fills in the ridges of my nails. Use a dotting tool for the flowers—it makes the petal work so much easier!

I personally love this mani for mid-summer—it makes your skin look more golden, especially with a bit of a tan (real or self-tanner, no judgment here). It makes me think of the small things that make summer so special. Just like when your nails and your dress are the same color, without you even trying. Isn’t that the vibe we’re all chasing this season?

Modern French Meets Neon Pop

Classic French but make it 2025. This bold version of a classic manicure features almond nails with fun French tips in blue, pink and orange. It’s a popular look that makes you look cool for summer without being too over the top. I really like that the base is kept natural and simple, so the fun tips can take center stage. It’s elegant with a wink.

It’s best to begin with a clear nude base such as “Ballet Slippers” by Essie or “Rue” by Zoya. You can use a thin nail art brush or French nail guides to get the neon tips just right. I’d pick either Lights Lacquer’s summer set or ORLY’s “Neon Paradise” line because they have great color and stay on your nails. A good quick-dry top coat will help your neons stand out even more.

It may look like something you can only get at a salon, but you can achieve it yourself at home if you’re patient. I prefer to use semi-curved French tip guides to tape off the smile lines and use a striping brush to apply the color. Betina Goldstein, a nail artist, suggests painting your nails from pinky to thumb so you don’t smudge the bold colors.

These colors always make me feel better right away. I tried this mani on a bachelorette trip to Miami last year and people kept complimenting me—it was a great inspiration. If you’d like a shorter version, trim the tip curve and keep the almond shape.

Cotton Candy Melt Realness

This design is all about playful drama. Bright matte blue and pastel pink blend together, just like a sugar rush, but it’s your nails that are making the statement. It’s sweet, it’s bold and it gives me a little sense of nostalgia. This combo completely destroys the idea that summer is a time for grown women to let loose and have fun. I’d include this in my list of Almond Nails That Slay Summer 2025 because it’s not easy to do and I appreciate that.

If you want to achieve this look, you need matte polishes—Color Club’s “Wicker Park” and “Take Me to Your Chateau” are great choices. Apply the nail polish with a dotting tool and let it flow downward naturally. Apply a matte top coat such as the one from Butter London, to achieve the soft-serve look.

I’ll be honest—it can be a bit tricky to do this design by yourself. There are plenty of tutorials on TikTok that make the subject less scary. According to nail pro Chelsea King, using a small art brush and starting the drip in the middle of the nail helps you shape it better. Trust me, that tip changed everything for me.

Would I wear this on a work trip? Maybe not. But if you’re at a music festival, a rooftop party or having brunch with your best friend? Absolutely. This design lets you explore the playful side of what’s popular in nails this year.

Lavender Elegance with a Crystal Touch

If you prefer romance over raves in the summer, this lovely lavender and lilac mix is perfect for you. It’s made from soft, elegant material and has a pretty floral design with tiny crystals, just to give your almond shape a little sparkle. This manicure is perfect for summer weddings or for when you want to look chic all day and night.

For this, you’ll need a glossy gel polish set and Le Mini Macaron’s “Lavande” or DND’s “Lilac Petal” are great choices. Brush on the florals with micro brushes and decorate the embellishments with Swarovski nail gems or tiny studs. A thick top coat of glass will seal everything and give your designs a deeper look.

I think floral manicures look best when the petals are not all the same size or shape, so you don’t need to worry about making them perfect. According to celebrity nail artist Mei Kawajiri, making one flower a little different helps the design look more natural and hand-painted. It’s a tiny detail that adds a lot of charm to your outfit.

This mani reminds me of summer nights at weddings on rooftops or romantic dinners with your partner. It’s elegant without being precious—and that little crystal detail? Total conversation starter. This look could easily be a top pick on Pinterest.

Matte Green Whimsy with Daisy Charm

This matte sage green with a dusky pink daisy print is so unexpectedly refreshing—it feels like summer got a little lost in cottagecore and I’m all for it. The bold shape of these almond nails is softened by the finish and the white daisies with their yellow hearts are a lovely touch. They’re subtle, but also 100% statement-making. This design is a true favorite for its simplicity, earthiness and chic look in the Almond Nails That Slay Summer 2025 collection.

For this one, it’s all about the matte finish. I prefer Olive & June’s “WKF” for my green and OPI’s “You Sustain Me” for a dusty rose accent. Paint the petals with a thin nail art brush and use a dotting tool to make the flower centers. Finish the manicure with a matte top coat and if you want a soft look that doesn’t feel chalky, try Deborah Lippmann’s top coat.

I wasn’t sure matte and floral would be so modern until I wore this outfit for a weekend in Vermont. My best friend called it “prairie-core meets runway” and I can’t un-hear it (in a good way). If you’re craving a more grounded summer inspo trendy style, this look gives you that hint of nature without going full-on boho.

I think this is a great example of a quick, simple nail look that still looks very thought out. Bonus? It matches your matcha latte.

Tropical Pop Rainbow Swirls

Now this—this is full-on tropical vacation energy. These nails with long almond tips look amazing in bubblegum pink, lemon yellow, seafoam blue and a colorful swirl that reminds us of a beach party. It’s the style you choose when you have lots of pool days, concerts and island trips planned. These nails clearly show off the latest trends.

You can get this look by using a neutral gel base such as “Daisy” or “Petal” from The GelBottle Inc. Then go bold with neon brights—I swear by the ORLY “Pop!” collection for rich, tropical hues. The swirl technique is easiest with a fine liner brush and a steady hand (or honestly, a patient friend). Finish your nails with a UV gloss top coat to make them shine like you’re on vacation.

Tom Bachik, a celebrity nail tech, has suggested that summer nail art should be as fun as your summer plans. It follows that rule and goes even further. I found out from a DIY TikTok that dipping a toothpick in acetone and cleaning the swirls before they dry gives you the sharpest lines.

They make me feel like I should book a ticket right away. They seem to blend ideas, execution and a fun feeling that makes 2025 the year to either achieve great things or stay put. And if you’re staying home? These nails bring the vacation to you.

Glossy Mint with Blooming 3D Florals

This manicure is like spring in a bottle—with glossy green, smooth curves and tiny pink flowers that add a touch of sweetness without being too much. With their playful color blocking and detailed floral art, these almond nails look modern, delicate and very fun. The outfits have just enough detail to look great, but they’re still casual enough for a sunny Tuesday when you’re running errands.

A pale pink nude gel base, like Essie’s “Mademoiselle” or Gelish’s “Young Wild & Me,” is what you’ll need to do this. You can get the green color with OPI’s “This Isn’t Greenland” or Beetles Gel Polish in “Mint Candy.” If you want tiny 3D flowers, you can find cute kits with flexible resin blooms on Etsy or Amazon. Apply a thin layer of nail glue and then seal the petals with a medium-thickness top coat.

As soon as I saw this manicure, it made me think of the nail looks I save on Pinterest at night but never try. Until now. You can use it for weddings, spring picnics or any time you want your nails to be happy but not too loud. It’s cute in all the right ways.

Neon Flames for the Bold & Bright

You’ve probably experienced that intense heat wave energy when summer is at its hottest. That’s the feeling I get from these neon flame designs—bold, confident and totally on fire. The flames which are hot pink and slime green, stand out against the glossy nude base, making the look both bold and ready for the runway. These are Almond Nails That Slay Summer 2025 for the girls who lead the way in fashion.

You’ll need a neutral base like Zoya’s “Avery” and then go bold with your flames—try DND’s “Electric Daisy” for the lime green and “Pink Shock” by Gelish for that searing magenta. A super-thin liner brush is your best friend here. Finish with a UV top coat to keep the shine looking amazing.

According to celebrity nail artist Julie Kandalec, neon nails should be styled and shaped to fit the nail. I couldn’t agree more. Light the flame close to the cuticle and let it move toward the tip, following the way your almond nails are shaped. Don’t worry about making everything even—flames are about how they move and change.

I’d put these on for festivals, beach clubs or whenever I want to feel more confident. They’re bold and uncompromising which seems just right as we enter the second half of 2025.

Daisy Pop Meets Sunshine Yellow

If joy were a manicure, this would be it. These nail designs use a clear base, lemon yellow and daisy designs to create a look that’s almost like negative space art. It’s a style that has both cheer and cuteness, but not in a cliché way, so I love it and add it to my inspo folder. I find it lovely how the petals are spread out and seem to float over the nail.

To get this look, try Sally Hansen’s “Mellow Yellow” or ORLY’s “Road Trippin.” First, use OPI’s “Nail Envy in Bubble Bath” as a base coat and then use a dotting tool and striping brush to add the daisies, making sure the petals are white and the centers are yellow. A top coat with a glossy finish helps keep your nails clean and shiny.

I’ve discovered that, when doing florals on a nude base, you should use small dabs and clean your brush after each petal. According to nail pro Hang Nguyen, it’s best to begin with two daisies on each hand to keep things balanced.

I could easily wear this from the farmer’s market to a summer wedding. It’s a quiet happiness which fits right in with the ideas I’m exploring this season.

Minty Dots That Feel Like a Breeze

Minimalist girlies, this one’s for you. These mint green almond nails with white dots in between look refreshing. It’s as simple and clean as it gets, with just enough details to be called a design. This style has a vintage polka-dot feel but still looks modern and it’s perfect for any occasion.

I like to use Cirque Colors’ “Key Lime” or Deborah Lippmann’s “La Vie En Rose” to get this look at home. Grab a small dotting tool (or a toothpick if you’re DIY-ing it on a budget) and dip into pure white polish like Essie’s “Blanc.” Place the gems evenly on your nails, starting from the cuticle and going up.

This is a trend for 2025 that embraces soft maximalism, giving you a little pattern without going overboard. I’ve used something similar on my vacations because I didn’t want to worry about chipped nails or applying polish every day.

In addition, the matte finish gives the product a soft, refined look. It’s a versatile neutral that adds character to any outfit and matches most of your clothes.

Conclusion

Almond Nails That Slay Summer 2025 include everything from bright flames to gentle daisies and they express the mood of the whole season. Whether you’re into short simple looks or want to go all-out with long bright tips, this season’s designs are built to match your energy. So keep your favorite nail polishes, pick your colors and let your nails express your style all summer.