The beauty of how this trend has evolved is that you can embrace it quite literally or in a more subtle manner by incorporating the shades resembling water.
Personally, I think I’ll take this trend in small doses, in a more abstract way, but to each their own.
Under the Sea Fashion: Jewelry
Jewelry and accessories are always a great way to add a trend without having to change your wardrobe all that much. Click on the image for more shopping information.
Under the Sea Fashion: Prints
For more of a literal approach, you can go for a seascape printed piece. Just keep in mind that less is usually more and, if you’re going to wear a print like this, to keep the rest of your outfit without any oceanic reference. Click on the image for more shopping information.
Under the Sea Fashion: Colors
If I were to do the whole ‘under the sea’ trend, this is probably the route I’d go, a little less obvious and a little more abstract. Although, I don’t know how I feel about those pants. Click on the image for more shopping information.
Under the Sea Fashion: Styled Looks
Here are some ‘under the sea’ looks and some different ways to incorporate this trend stylishly. Again, click the images for more shopping information.
If you choose a seascape print to embrace this trend, I urge you to create balance by not going overboard. One under the sea inspired element is all you need. Anything more and people may start calling you the ‘sea lady’.
The beauty of this print is that it says summery beach without being too literal. To add a hit of additional sea inspiration in an elegant manner, the sand dollar ring was added.
Keep in mind, you can embrace the whole under the sea fashion trend and not dress head-to-toe in aquatic colors. The teal hues lend themselves as a great pop accent to any other color you choose to wear. In this case, the blues add a zing to the coral dress.