Vintage Cruise Style
I’ve had the most fun during our partnership with Carnival Cruise Line, daydreaming about hopping on a cruise all summer long. I keep opening up all of their different itineraries and trying to decide which I would go on first if I had the chance. It’s impossible — I just want to go everywhere! For some reason, I also keep daydreaming about what I would take with me. I keep pinning pieces that have a little retro vibe to them, like I kind of want to go on a cruise but in the 1960’s, when a floral swim cap was perfectly reasonable. 😉 So just for funsies, here’s what’s topping my “if I were hopping on the next ship outta here” packing list.
A floppy hat and sunnies for catching rays on deck.
A crabby bag and breezy sundress for exploring a port city.
A round towel for a beach day.
A floral swim cap and vintage-inspired suit for taking a plunge.
A sweet pink water bottle, because, ya know, a girl’s gotta stay hydrated!
Can’t you just see yourself strolling around on deck at sunset?! Oh it’s all just too good. I have a feeling that floppy hat would see some serious action. So, what would be in your suitcase? xoxo
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Woah, that adorable bathing suit! Verrry blast from the past! 😀 Fun stuff.
Hi . I can’t make the link to the swimming costume work. Or any of the others. Keen to see where that is from please!
Same here with the links! Not working for me.
When I was getting ready for my cruise and wanted that authentic vintage look with retro swimsuits and sundresses, it took some searching to find pieces that felt right without costing a lot. Cupshe had a great range of high-waisted bikinis and floral cover-ups that matched the breezy, feminine style perfectly. The quality surprised me for the price, and the fit was comfortable for all-day wear on the ship. It helped me create several outfits that captured the spirit of old-school cruises and made me feel put-together the whole time.
I was planning a seaside vacation and decided to put together a few looks in this style. However, it was hard to find pieces with the right cut and lightweight fabrics in regular stores. That’s when I turned to Cupshe, where I found a great selection of light dresses, pareos, and beachwear with a vintage feel. The items are pleasant to wear, fit well, and look fantastic in photos. Now my cruise outfits are fully assembled, and I can’t wait to hit the sea and show off this vintage chic