2021 ANCH Summer Outfit Collection: Part 2

     It's time for the next (and last) installment of my outfit collection for this summer in ACNH. Tapping once again into the immense amount of stuff I have in my house storage and using VillagerDB for item details, I bring you 5 more outfits!

 

Retro (in Pink and Purple)

In this outfit:
Flashy Hairpin (Purple - 2,340 Bells)
Retro Shades (Purple - 1,560 Bells)
Retro Dress (Pink - 2,550 Bells)
Neon Tights (Pink - 720 Bells)
Strappy Heels (Purple - 1,560 Bells)



Groovy, Summer!

In this outfit:
Cosmos Crown (Crafted - 2 Red, 3 White, 2 Yellow)
Double-bridge Glasses (Gold - 1,100 Bells)
Traveler's Backpack (Orange - 2,940 Bells)
Groovy Tunic (Orange - 1,680 Bells)
Bell Bottoms (Brown - 1,320 Bells)



Minty

In this outfit:
Elegant Hat (White - 2,100 Bells)
Octagonal Glasses (Green - 1,100 Bells)
Fashionable Royal Dress (Green - 6,000 Bells)
Frilly Knee-high Socks (Mint - 840 Bells)
Vinyl Round-toed Pumps (Mint - 1,500 Bells)



Rootin' Tootin'

In this outfit:
Outback Hat (White - 1,560 Bells)
Pilot Shades (Gold - 1,300 Bells)
Pleather Fringe Bag (Camel - 2,400 Bells)
Western Shirt (Blue - 2,100 Bells)
Denim Pants (Light Blue - 1,120 Bells)
Striped Socks (Blue - 600 Bells)
Cowboy Boots (Ivory - 2,380 Bells)



Ahoy, me family!

In this outfit:
Straw Boater (Cream - 700 Bells)
Sailor-Collar Dress (Navy Blue - 1,920 Bells)
Everyday Tights (White - 720 Bells)
Mary Janes (Black - 1,800 Bells)


 

 

    As before, I hope you enjoyed the outfits and found them at least a little inspiring. The next season's collection post will most likely come out in September or October, so if you liked this you know when to look for more. Until next time!

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