I Scoured the Digital Racks, and These 10 Summer Styles from Zara Are Way Too Fab to Pass Up

This dreamy dress is practically a work of art. Featuring a fun and flirty floral motif, butter yellow base and powder pink contrast piping on the neckline, the vibrant design will have you looking like a beachy boho queen as soon as you slip it on. Add in that low-back, slinky silhouette and you're bound to feel like one too, even if you're just throwing it on for a last-minute brunch.

Cinch-waist, jogger-style jeans have been trending for a hot minute now, and I'm going all in on this Zara pair in particular. Between the unique front seams, dark denim and cool-girl wide legs, they look way more expensive than they are—plus, they're bound to feel lighter than your typical pick thanks to their denim blend of cotton, viscose and polyester. The slender drawstring at the waist is adjustable, so you better believe you'll get these jeans to fit like a dream.

Why buy a basic linen/cotton-blend shirt for summer when you can secure this wide-sleeve option that adds some volume—and, therefore, a pop of visual interest—to your look? I'll wait, but this airy top (with a flattering V-neckline and rolled cuffs) probably won't stay in stock for much longer, especially since it comes in one of the trendiest colors of the year.

I'm trading in my LBD for this EWD (Embroidered White Dress) this summer, and so you should you. Not just because its breezy long skirt and cottagecore vibes make it feel perfect for warm weather, but also because the embroidered floral panel at the bust makes it feel way more elevated than your average smocked number. Even better, it boasts adjustable straps and hidden side seam pockets that take it from minimalist to minimalist and functional.

Craving a Euro Summer? Then you'll definitely want to take a bite out of these playful paper bag shorts, printed with illustrations of our favorite Italian delicacies (from pizza and peppers to sweet, sweet cannoli). But are they as comfortable as they are delicious-looking? Given that they're made of 100 percent breathable cotton and feature an adjustable elastic waistband, I'd say so. Pair 'em with the matching top to get a travel set worthy of a Roman holiday.

Thanks to those standout bow straps, this otherwise simple tank (made from a form-fitting blend of polyester, polyamide and elastane) can be dressed up and down with everything from maxi skirts and jeans to sequin minis and linen shorts. Who doesn't love a summer top with range?

Part Parker Posey nightgown, part boho-chic frock, this pointelle knit number was made for vacation. While the tie neck adds a laid-back touch, the tiered ruffle details, billowy sleeves and lacy construction make the frock feel feminine and dressy. Just note that it is see-through, so it's ideal for throwing over your swimsuit for a round of cocktails by the beach.

Want to pull off the clashing stripes trend? Say no more. Scoop up these high-waisted pants, pair them with any other printed top in your closet and boom—you'll look effortlessly cool in no time. Just so you know, the wide-leg style (with a drawstring elastic waistband and front pockets) is made of cotton, polyester and elastane, so prepare for optimal breathability and movement on hot summer days. What more can you ask for—well, besides a matching top?

From the high, round neck to the polished buttons and contrast trim, this boxy blazer is peak Old Money vibes. And since it's made of a mix of linen and viscose, it should keep you feeling as cool as the cucumber in the cocktail you'll be sipping when you wear it—overlooking a polo match, perhaps?

Calling all Sex and the City-inspired fashionistas! As former Associate Fashion Commerce Editor Stephanie Meraz says, we're in the year of the skirt—and to me, this cotton one simply screams Carrie Bradshaw. The colorful geometric print is bound to turn heads, while the pleated details and A-line shape are sure to make it look flattering on nearly every body type. Whether you don it out for a night of dancing or slip it on for a day of sightseeing, you definitely won't regret adding this under-$100 beauty to your wardrobe.