The Perfect Summer Wine Tasting Outfits to Try Now

There are a few summer activities that I absolutely live for—catching a baseball game, having a picnic in Central Park—but there’s one that tops them all: wine tasting. Whether it’s a bachelorette weekend or just an excuse to round up my college girlfriends, there’s nothing better than being outside, laughing way too loud, and sipping a cold glass of wine. Call me basic if you want—honestly, I’d agree. And let’s be honest, half the fun is planning the perfect summer wine tasting outfits to match the vibe.

This post is all about summer wine tasting outfits.

Written and curated by Lauren Veronica Lopez

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But let’s be real: my favorite part of wine-tasting experience? Planning the perfect outfit. I love getting dressed for a vineyard day. And during the summer months, it’s all about nailing a specific aesthetic.

Do I go full-on style icon with high heels and a flirty dress? Or keep it laid-back with linen shorts and a wide-brimmed hat? The options are endless, and honestly, I get so much joy out of curating a look that’s both cute and functional—because let’s be real, walking across uneven terrain in stilettos is a bold move I’m not always ready to make.

What to Wear Wine Tasting

Whether I’m dressing in breathable fabrics or leaning into wine country casual with comfortable shoes, every outfit choice is just another way I get to express my personal style.

And since I can’t justify visiting twelve wineries this summer (that might be… irresponsible… or would it?!) I’m dropping all my go-to summer wine tasting outfits here. These are the ones I’ve either worn, saved, or mentally styled while pretending I don’t have three tabs open for Napa Valley flights.

12+ Outfit Ideas for the Perfect Day of Wine Tasting

1. High Heels & Flowy Dress

photo credit: @mee.wc

Okay, so I know high heels at a winery sounds risky—but hear me out. If it’s more of a sit-and-sip type of spot, a block heel and a floaty dress are chef’s kiss. It makes me feel like the main character, especially if I throw on a red lip and big sunnies.

AFRM

Romy Maxi Dress

Steve Madden

Mesh Sculptural Heel

8 Other Reasons

Justine Bag

Banbé

The Rocha Sunglasses

2. Flat Sandals & Maxi Dress

When I know I’ll be walking a lot or going on a full winery tour, flat shoes are a must. A flowy maxi dress in colorful tones or neutral colors, paired with a comfy sandal, is a great choice. Plus, it’s a good idea for warm days when you want to look cute and stay cool.

Free People

Just Dreamy Maxi Dress

RAYE

Helen Sandal

LSPACE

Alfie Bag

Jenny Bird

Nouveaux Puff Earrings

WANT A FREE

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3. Light Jacket & Summer Dress

I always forget how quickly the temps drop once the sun dips behind the vines. A light cardigan or jacket layered over a strappy dress is always a good option—especially if you’re hitting up any wine cellars. It adds a touch of elegance while keeping things casual.

OMNES

Aurelia Dress

Lovers and Friends

Rhode Jacket

Schutz

Diana Mid Sandal

Le Specs

Lovetrain Sunglasses

4. Denim Jacket & All White Outfit

photo credit: @stephyglezz

I’m obsessed with all white outfits during the late spring and summer. I’ll throw on a crisp white dress or linen set with a slightly oversized denim jacket—it’s a chic look that gives off J.Crew catalogue meets Napa Valley energy. Just maybe steer clear of reds unless you’re okay living on the edge.

Anthropologie

Weston Denim Boyfriend Jacket

Princess Polly

Alanah Mini Dress

Madewell

The Camren Straw Bag

Tony Bianco

Mia Flat

5. Wide-Brimmed Hat & Button-Down Shirt

This combo is a total wine lover’s fantasy. I half-tuck a button-down shirt (linen or cotton, always) into white shorts, throw on a sun hat for both sun protection and style, and suddenly I feel like I’m starring in a Nancy Meyers romcom. It’s cute, comfy, and clutch for those midday tastings under the summer sun.

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ack of Color

The Inca Bucket

Everlane

The Must-Have Shirt

Reformation

Zoey Linen Short

Simon Miller

Raffia Lopsy Bag

6. White Dress & Bright Comfortable Flats

photo credit: @hunterdestin

A white mini or midi dress is basically my perfect choice for any winery experience. I like to pair it with comfortable flats in a trendy shade like ballet pink or cherry red—it adds that fun pop of color while keeping things practical. It’s also a great option for those who want a little drama without the heel hassle.

Anthropologie

Peregrine Midi Dress

Seychelles

Georgette Ballet

8 Other Reasons

The Weekend Bag

DEVON WINDSOR

Lima Sunglasses

7. Ankle Boots & Floral Dress

This combo is my answer to cooler months or rustic vineyards with gravel. A sweet floral-patterned dress and ankle boots strike that balance between soft and structured. It’s ideal for spots with uneven terrain, and you can always swap in longer pants or a leather jacket if it’s chillier.

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Never Fully Dressed

Floral Sofia Dress

Matisse

Legend Cowboy Boot

SHASHI

Iys Earring

Le Specs

Nouveau Vie Sunglasses

8. Summer Dresses & Pop of Color Accessory

photo credit: @sykoria

One of the important things I’ve learned? A simple dress gets instantly elevated with a bright bag or shoes. Think colorful small handbags, cherry red earrings, or neon sandals. This is also the time of year to have fun with bright colors—you’re outside, it’s sunny, go bold!

Showpo

Helda Midi Dress

Jeffrey Campbell

Shelly Ls2 Flat

JW PEI

Harlee Shoulder Bag

Casa Clara

Annie Hoop

9. Maxi Dress & Stylish Scarf

Nothing screams “wine weekend” like a scarf in your hair or tied to your crossbody bag. I did this once with a rust-colored maxi dress and got compliments all day. It’s such an easy way to add that extra touch of elegance without overthinking it.

Aritzia

Technique Poplin Dress

Lack of Color

Scarf in Retro Floral

Khaite

Oliver Peoples 1998C

BY FAR

Bea Bag

10. Button-Down Shirt & Pair of Jeans

A classic for a reason. This is a casual look I lean on for cooler temperatures or more relaxed winery settings. I go with a crisp front button closure shirt tucked into high-waisted jeans and pair of mules or ballet flats. Add a slick bun and gold hoops—done.

Tuckernuck

Stripe Boyfriend Button Down

Levi’s

Ribcage Wide Leg Jeans

STAUD

Vista Raffia Tote

Schutz

Rhonda Mid Pump

11. Handheld Purse & Summer Dress

Tiny handheld purses are impractical in the best way. I know I can’t fit much in them, but I never regret bringing one when I’m in a cute sundress. They’re perfect for holding the last thing—lip gloss, card, and keys—and they photograph so well with a glass of rosé.

For Love & Lemons

Huda Maxi Dress

STAUD

Reef Shell Top-Handle Bag

Jeffrey Campbell

Raidne-SH Sandal

KREWE

Eliza Sunglasses

12. White Linen Set & Knee-High Boots

photo credit: @prohoda

This combo is my go-to when the weather’s in that weird in-between—late summer slipping into the colder months. A crisp white linen set keeps things fresh and breathable, while knee-high boots add just enough edge (and warmth). Top it off with a western-style cowboy hat, and suddenly you’re giving cool-girl vineyard rodeo—unexpected, but it works.

Show Me Your Mumu

French Blouse

Jeffrey Campbell

Rancher-K Boot

Lack of Color

The Outback Hat

Jenny Bird

Icon Hoops

13. Comfortable Flats & Pair of Jeans

On the days I want to keep it super simple, I go with jeans, a tank, and comfortable shoes. It’s a great way to look put-together while still being able to walk around, lounge, and focus on the important stuff—aka wine.

Reformation

Cynthia High Rise Jeans

ALOHAS

Sway Ballet Flats

VRG Grl

June Shirt Citrus

Lili Claspe

Becca Hoops

Summer Wine Tasting Outfits: Styling Tips

Whether it’s a full-on wine tour or a quick winery visit with your best friend, the rules are… well, there aren’t really rules. But there are ways to look like you didn’t just roll out of bed. In the warmer months, I lean on floral patterns, oversized button-down shirts, and a pair of flats that won’t leave me limping halfway through the day.

A cute winery outfit doesn’t need to try that hard—it just needs to work. TikTok might make you think you need a three-piece coordinated set and a blowout. You don’t. You need breathable fabric and a plan.

Cheers to the Perfect Summer Wine Tasting Outfits

If there’s one thing wine lovers know, it’s that the right outfit can turn a good time into a great one. Whether you’re headed to a casual vineyard picnic or something a little more elevated, the winery dress code can go either way—so it’s smart to be prepared.

I like to keep a few backup ideas in the mix, like one of my go-to cocktail dresses that works for an impromptu wine tasting reservation or a dressier tasting room. Toss on some gold hoops, grab a small handbag (just big enough for your phone, card, and lip gloss), and you’ve got the perfect way to sip in style.

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