Chicagoans Bring Festival Fashion To The Windy City Smokeout

Sometimes, keeping to the basics is best. Both outfits pictured above have perfected this notion by combining staples like the classic white t-shirt or little black dress with blue jean accents.

Those boots were made for walking! And for winning the weekend’s “Best Dressed” award, which obviously belongs to this adorable youngster.

In case you haven’t heard, jumpsuits are the latest craze. When paired with a pop of color and nude sandals, this outfit was a shining star.

Forget about black and brown; grey is a great accent to bold colors like these red shorts, which were complimented with shoes & a belt in the hue.

Soft florals were thrown through a chic loop when worn with booties and a classic white purse.

Summertime is embraced with yellow, pink and blue pastel tones, made insanely cool with ankle boots.

Chicago fashion blogger Liz Schneider of <a href="http://sequinsandstripes.com">Sequins and Stripes</a> shows us that red, white and blue are just as fabulous after the 4th of July.

Nautical lovers, take note: Boat shoes shouldn’t be left on the boat.

Ideal for dressing up or down, this feminine sundress was paired with a laid back belt and sandals to give the ensemble an approachable vibe.

Kristen Freiburger brought a shiny kick to denim with bold, metallic sandals.

It’s a match! Over a flowy skirt perfect for country dancing, Jessica Andrews tied the knot with chambray.

Bohemian style is always welcome at a music festival, especially when country tunes are the main attraction. These ladies show us that breezy, relaxed fabrics are perfect for sunshine and BBQ.

Overalls are a summertime hit, and this outfit shows us why! When worn with eye-catching gold sandals and bold arm candy, you can’t go wrong.

By pairing a skirt and blouse with sandals, and a dress with flats, these ladies show us that comfortable can still be ever-so stylish.

Want to dress to impress? Pair an attention-grabbing outfit element with simple additions, like this triad did with the black and white shorts [left], yellow pants [middle] and leopard sandals [right].

This fashionista showed us that feminine elegance is never missing in Chicago when she wore a pleated skirt with dainty details.

Beating the heat meant going minimal for this Chicagoan, who paired a sea-green accent with navy and white.

What goes great with pink? More pink, of course. Shade variance is always a fabulous option when hitting the town.