6 Pride Outfit Ideas for Every Party and Parade

Pride month is a time to celebrate and uplift the LGBTQ+ community at parades, marches, and festivals—and picking Pride outfit ideas is arguably one of the most exciting, liberating parts of it all. If you’re having trouble figuring out what to wear, you’re not alone: It can be tough to express your personal style without overheating (or realizing far too late that you picked the wrong shoes).

But you’ve come to the right place. No matter where you’re going—whether it’s a rally, a rooftop party, or just the office—these looks will show off your Pride in June and beyond (and up your style game, while you’re at it). Better yet, the best Pride outfit ideas are all gender-inclusive, meaning anyone can get in on these combos. From skirts and sheer tops to easygoing sneaker looks, these are the perfect looks for showing up and showing out this month.

Colorful Jacket + Shorts + Sneakers

While you can pile on the rainbows and rhinestones, Pride outfits can also be low-key without being boring. Case in point: This simple combo of a chore jacket, denim shorts, and white Chucks, all of which you’ll be able to wear long after June. We especially love the subtle rainbow pattern on the top and the grass green bag, which add a welcome sense of play. (If you’re more of a DIYer, you can also pick up a blank jacket and some fabric markers and start drawing.)

$128.00, Nordstrom

$178.00, Shopbop

$70.00, Nordstrom

$25.00, Amazon

Mesh Tank + Cargo Pants

It’s not Pride without a well-ventilated mesh tank. If you like the one pictured, we found the exact one on Amazon. Style it with a pair of utilitarian cargo pants (all the roomy pockets make up for the fact that she’s carrying a micro-purse), some classic Jordans, and hacker-worthy sunglasses for a look that feels just right for now. Best part? You won’t be dripping with sweat by sundown.

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Jacket + Bra Top + Wide-Leg Pants

Monochromatic outfits are everywhere right now, meaning it’s just the right time to wear a pale yellow look. (You can also throw in a peachy jacket, weather permitting.) It’s a party up top and business down below, thanks to those chic, baggy pants—but you can switch things up with a skirt if it’s shaping up to be a scorcher.

$139.00, Free People

$86.00, For Love & Lemons

$60.00, Zara

$99.00, Nordstro
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Mesh Cardigan + Miniskirt

A printed mesh cardigan and a clashing belted miniskirt don’t make the most obvious pairing, but the result is a main character–worthy look that’s guaranteed to turn heads at the Pride parade. Finish with teeny-tiny sunglasses and platform boots (hopefully ones that are a little more walking friendly than Bretman Rock’s), then strut like the whole world is watching.

$49.00, Nordstrom

$1014.00, Farfetch

$13.00, Amazon

$0.00, Free People

Breezy Button-Down + Pleated Pants

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When you’re planning to be outside in the heat, loose, flowy fabrics are your best bet. This silky shirt and these soft pants offer style beyond the gender binary, and they contrast perfectly with ’90s-inspired shades and retro sneakers.

$129.00, Silk Maison

$178.00, Reformation

$18.00, Amazon

$60.00, Nordstrom

Baby Tee + Denim Shorts

Want to serve a look with only the basics? Here, four wardrobe staples (a T-shirt, jorts, sneakers, and a shoulder bag) come together with ease. Because it’s so practical, this Pride outfit idea is perfect for marches and festivals. And if you’re feeling like it, switch out the colors or swap in a tank top; it’s pretty much guaranteed to look great. Just make sure you wear sunscreen.

$68.00, Unif

$70.00, Nordstrom

$360.00, Ssense

$49.00, Urban Outfitters

Originally Appeared on Glamour