Does anyone else feel that June is the true beginning of summer? We bring out our sandals, start making beach plans and all of a sudden, our toes are always visible. And if you’re like me, it’s now the perfect time to get a pedicure. Still, picking a toe nail color that feels just right at this moment? Not always so easy.
That’s why you’ll love this year’s June nail ideas 2025 — soft pinks, muted greens, dreamy lilacs and juicy peaches that are far from boring. These shades are fresh, flattering, and totally wearable whether you’re brunching in a linen set or walking barefoot through grass still cool from the morning dew.
Here, I’m sharing the pedicure styles I’ve tried, loved and will wear again. So if you’re ready to give your toes the glow-up they deserve, keep scrolling. You’ll find your perfect gloss after just a few quick swipes.
Glossy Pink with a Daisy Twist
It’s almost like looking back at the past when you see this bright pink pedicure with a small daisy right on the big toe. The shiny finish gives the look a freshly done hair feeling and the flower adds a touch of summer cheer. It’s the kind of nail that makes you look down while walking and just smile. The pink is vivid but not overpowering—it is gentle enough to taste nice and strong enough to shine in the sun. And let’s face it: including floral elements in June? That’s peak seasonal energy.
I often choose OPI’s “Suzi Nails New Orleans” as the base for this look. It’s so popular because it looks great on all skin types. After that, I apply a top coat like Seche Vite to get that nearly perfect shine. The daisy decal? You can purchase excellent 3D floral nail charms from Etsy or find them in a Sally Beauty grab bag. Ensure you press the nail into damp polish to avoid any bulging.
A tip I’ve learned from nail techs online—start by applying the flower on your dominant foot. That lets the less steady hand do the tougher tasks while you’re still at your best. Always remember to use two coats of top coat when you paint raised art. It will make sure your daisy stays healthy in sand, pool water and even on strappy sandals.
I like to wear this pedicure when I want to feel more feminine, but I don’t want to look too stereotypical. It reminds me of childhood stickers and barefoot afternoons, but still feels grown-up thanks to the polish’s precision. A friend of mine said it was a “deliberate daydream,” and I couldn’t describe it any better.
Cool Mint Simplicity
There’s a unique feeling about mint colors in the early summer months. It’s soothing, just like a breeze from the lake and it helps refresh the mind after a long winter of using dark reds and nudes. Even though it looks like a soft minty green, this shade has a hint of warmth that makes it perfect for summer skin. It’s not too fancy, but it’s not plain either which is my favorite for a June pedicure.
I think Essie’s “Mint Candy Apple” is the perfect polish for this look—it’s a favorite for a reason. It applies like silk and holds up shockingly well on toes (seriously, I’ve worn it through beach trips without chipping). If your nails tend to discolor, it’s best to apply a neutral base coat before any other colors.
Application-wise, I go slow with pastels like this. Thin, even coats are key. Don’t overload the brush—let it float. I normally paint two layers, let them dry and then apply a gel-effect top coat for the desired softness. To give your toes a professional look, paint a white dot on the middle toe.
When I want my nails to look calm, I love this color. It doesn’t need to compete with anything else in the scene. It functions more like a piece of jewelry you can forget is there. A small bit of peace at the bottom of your sandals.
Cloudy Sky Blue
This soft, whispery blue is giving me “early morning sky before the sun burns off the fog” vibes—and I am fully here for it. It’s a hue that feels delicate without being washed out, and it somehow works with both silver and gold accents (which is rare, trust me). It’s a fantastic choice for people who prefer neutral shades but would like to try something a little more colorful in June.
When I want a similar look, I often choose Olive & June’s “BP” because it’s sheer and buildable and it has that jelly finish that’s very ‘2025’. For a brighter blue, try putting on a milky white base coat first if your nails are not perfectly even.
I choose this color when I want to look feminine, but not too pink. It’s clean, it’s polished, and it gives strong “I’m quietly stylish” energy. I’ve found that this shade gets more attention at yoga and the market than any sparkly outfit I’ve had. There’s beauty in understatement.
Deep Cherry Gloss
If I’m feeling like a cherry popsicle in the sun, this is exactly what I’ll make. A berry color that is right on the border between red and pink. It’s bold but not brash—sophisticated, but still fun. Honestly, this shade deserves its own dress code. Bare feet, white linen, and something fruity in hand.
It works best when applied perfectly, so make sure you prepare well. Smooth over any ridges and use acetone to clean your nails to prevent bumps. Before, I used “Ming” from Zoya—it’s a bright color, has a glossy look and feels like gel polish, but without needing UV.
To be honest, this color always helps me look more put together. Even when I’m wearing slides and cutoffs, my toes are still telling me this was a good choice. I wore these nails to a beach wedding and danced barefoot all weekend and they didn’t chip. Enough said.
Soft Ballet Pink Sheer
This shade of pink is subtle, almost as if it’s barely visible, but it’s meant to be there. It’s a pedicure that looks good with everything, from shoes for work to sandals for the beach. I think of it as my “default pretty” and choose it when I’m not sure what to wear.
If you want this style, pick up OPI’s “Bubble Bath” or Deborah Lippmann’s “Baby Love.” They both help achieve a smooth, milky look that helps even out the skin. Just two coats and you’re done. Don’t use too much, because you want your skin to look natural and not masked.
I find this outfit perfect for days when I’ll be wearing heels, flats or flip-flops. It never clashes, and it always looks clean. Plus, there’s something so luxe about simplicity. It’s like your nails are wearing soft-focus Instagram filters IRL.
Minimal Baby Pink Chic
It’s hard not to love the easy charm of this classic baby pink polish. It’s soft, gentle and carries the classic clean girl style. It is smooth and shiny, but not too much so that you notice it while you’re barefoot or wearing sandals. It makes me feel like you’re quietly sure of yourself, even if you don’t say much. There’s something about June mornings that makes this softness perfect.
It’s similar to Butter London’s “Pink Knickers” or Essie’s “Ballet Slippers” if you prefer a slightly more transparent. The most important thing for this look is to make sure your nails are clean by filing, buffing and pushing back the cuticles. A matte base coat helps achieve the same look you would get at a salon.
I put this on when I want to take a break from trying out new nail styles. It’s a great way to start over and it always looks nice, even if you’re wearing linen joggers and an old tee. It helps me feel like I’m organized, even when I’m not.
Holographic Skittle Shine
This nail trend feels like a blast of dopamine—each toe adorned with a mix of shiny, pastel metallic colors. It’s bold, a little playful, and totally unapologetic. If you’re traveling soon or just want to see your toes and smile, this pedicure is the one for you. Every color—peach, lavender, icy blue, seafoam, rose—is added just right, making the outfit look playful and fit with anything.
Usually, this type of shimmer is created by adding chrome powder over gel color. I’ve found that Born Pretty chrome sets are both affordable and very vibrant. To get a mirror finish, you should use a top coat that doesn’t require wiping and a silicone applicator. If you’re looking for inspiration, consider getting K-beauty-themed nail art done at a salon; this trend is very popular in Korean summer nails.
I took this outfit to Tulum and wore it for two weeks and it remained perfect despite the saltwater and sand. Plus, the multicolor pattern doesn’t conflict with your swimsuits, so you can switch your look whenever you want. It’s vacation magic in nail form.
Delicate Pink Salon Finish
It’s a pink that speaks softly, not loudly. A gentle, cool rose color that makes your nails look professionally done—especially when your cuticles are trimmed and your nails are rounded. It doesn’t make your skin look different, but it gives you a clean, polished appearance. This is perfect for a summer wedding or a brunch where you want to look a little more polished than you usually do.
If you want a creamy look with some color, I suggest Le Mini Macaron’s “Rose Crème” or Londontown’s “Blush Pink.” They look great after just two coats and don’t show any streaking which is perfect for lighter shades. After applying your cuticle oil, use the pen daily to maintain that healthy glow around your nails.
Nails like these give a woman a quiet but confident look. It says you care about the details. That you’re not flashy, but you’re definitely intentional. And honestly? That’s a mood I’m always chasing in June.
Tropical Sunset Gradient
If there was a toe nail design that represented June, this would be it. An ombré that starts with hot pink, continues to orange and ends with golden yellow—just like a tropical drink at sunset. The gradient is smooth, bright like a summer sky and it’s perfect for wearing with strappy sandals. It’s the definition of high-impact, low-effort chic.
First, apply a creamy yellow on your nails and then use a sponge to put on the neon orange and hot pink. Blend while wet to keep the fade buttery-smooth. The shades I’ve used before? The shades “Life’s A Beach” by Orly, “Hotter Than You Pink” by OPI and “Sun Worshipper” by China Glaze. Trust me—they glow in daylight and moonlight.
I was stopped by strangers twice on the boardwalk, who wanted to know what color my nails were. You might feel like you’re on holiday, even if the only thing you want to do is lounge by the pool with some coffee.
Sage Green Solstice
This shade of sage green is a surprise hit this season and it looks great everywhere. It’s grounded but also classy, gentle but still a bit bold. Try these barefoot, in the woods or whenever you want to feel a little different from your usual bright colors. And the way it contrasts with bronzed summer skin? Chef’s kiss.
If you are after this tone, try Zoya’s “Vespa” or Olive & June’s “WKF.” They both have a bit of the dusty, mossy feel, but not too much grey. I always apply a ridge-filling base coat before using muted shades—it helps the color look smooth and rich.
You might worry about green polish, but this one is surprisingly easy to wear. It’s understated but unexpected. It’s June’s version of cool without trying. Isn’t that something we all look for, even just a little?
Cozy Blush Comfort
A pale blush pink polish is just like the one you’d find on your favorite cotton robe—it’s comfortable, welcoming and suits all skin tones. It gives the skin a healthy glow, even if you haven’t been in the sun. As the breeze is still soft in June and the first iced coffee is being made, I turn to this hat. It’s clean, wearable, and deeply mood-boosting in its simplicity.
I think this tone is similar to ILNP’s “Sweet Pea” and Lights Lacquer “Olivia,” which give a lovely pastel effect and are easy to apply without streaks. A light gloss top coat helps your nails keep their softness but still look polished, almost like satin slippers.
What stands out to me most is how this look can be used in many ways. It lets me go from a Sunday brunch in wide pants to a Tuesday meeting without any issues with color. It’s soft, ladylike and quietly fashionable, just like real life, not like what you see on Instagram.
Sunbeam Yellow Pop
This pedicure color is like taking the sun and keeping it in a bottle. Yes, it’s loud, but that loudness always makes you feel better. A good choice for those June days that begin with a hike and end with drinks on the roof. This color is so full of energy that it looks great on neutral slides or white sneakers.
I tend to apply Sally Hansen’s “Mellow Yellow” or Cirque Colors’ “Hustle”—both provide a strong color payoff and are not chalky. You should use a white base coat to make the color more vivid. Two layers of paint are usually enough and adding a UV-sealed top coat will help the shine last.
To be honest, I always feel more confident when I put on yellow. It’s playful, unexpected, and somehow always sparks conversation. I pick this color whenever I want to let go of beige and remember that style should be enjoyable.
Monochrome Olive Match
Matching your toe polish to your footwear? Bold move. This simple olive green look is a hit. It has a dark side, is practical but has that soft touch from the cream. I’m loving the “camp counselor turned fashion girl” look and I’m crazy about the natural, down-to-earth style it gives to summer.
These two shades are perfect if you want a muted green that stands out: Holo Taco’s Matcha Latte and Lights Lacquer’s Terrarium. I prefer to use it over a smoothing base coat, since olive can highlight any bumps if the nail bed isn’t properly prepared.
When June is cool and I’m wearing neutrals or linen, I reach for this color. It matches nicely with earth colors, gold accessories and a cup of coffee in your favorite slides. Quiet luxury, but make it interesting.
Glossy Soft Shell Pink
It’s a nail version of your favorite glossed lip balm. It’s a whisper-pink color with a high-shine effect that looks both young and classic. It reminds me of the inside of a seashell or the healthy glow you get after sleeping in the sun. If you like clean nails but want them to stand out a bit more, this is a great idea for you.
This effect can be recreated using Olive & June’s “CCT” or OPI’s “Let’s Be Friends!”—both creamy light pinks that deliver soft coverage with glossy payoff. Apply a top coat such as Essie’s “Gel Setter,” to get the glassy effect.
When I want my feet to feel comfortable but still look natural, I reach for this. It’s simple, easy to wear and looks great with a summer pedicure tan.
Classic Red with Summer Depth
We’ll end this set with some bold summer favorites. This red isn’t the usual Valentine crimson—it’s richer, softer and deeper. It looks like a classic Old Hollywood pedicure, but with denim and a white tee, it feels very modern. This is the shade I wear when I’m in a rush but still want to feel fancy.
Rouge Essentiel from Chanel and Essie’s A-List are good examples of this classic cool-toned red. It glides on like lacquer and always looks luxe. I always use a fine file to buff my nails before applying red paint, since every detail is visible.
I choose this look when I want to feel more confident. A little more grounded. I feel like summer is here again—even if I’m just sitting on the couch with iced tea and listening to Rihanna.
Midnight Indigo Mood
There’s something striking about this deep, almost-black indigo polish. I like it because it’s not a regular June pick. It captures the magic of summer evenings—such as eating outside or cycling when the sky is blue. If pink and pastels aren’t your thing, this cool, dark and slightly rebellious style is for you.
You could try OPI’s “Russian Navy” or Olive & June’s “HGC”—they have a lot of color and just a hint of shimmer. A gel-effect top coat will help your manicure stay shiny and precise, so remember to smooth your nails first.
This is what I wear when I want to add a stylish contrast to jeans or white clothes. It’s timeless, but modern. Like a glass of merlot on a roof—it’s full of flavor, detailed and still feels easy.
Lavender Lilac Calm
Soft lilac just feels like peace in polish form. It’s light, soft and goes well with both basic and feminine outfits. It’s a nice summer shade, but it’s not so bright that it’s hard to miss. Perfect for June afternoons that blur into easy evenings.
I’ve noticed that “Abby” from Zoya and “Lilac Wine” from Lights Lacquer create this soft effect. For a nice pastel look, apply a ridge-filling base and two layers of color, making sure each layer is dry before applying the next.
Lavender always feels like a gentle reset. I go for this when I want my nails to feel peaceful—even when everything is moving quickly and I still wish to feel put together. A small, serene act of self-care.
Botanical Garden Fantasy
Now this is a floral nail moment. Deep green, chartreuse, chocolatey brown and a bit of glitter are all part of this playful botanical design. It’s like a terrarium for your toes. This design is detailed, natural and very fun, making fairycore and fantasy a part of your pedicure.
It works best when you use nail art gel pens or press-ons. Daily Charme is one of the brands that provides botanical decal sets and glitter gradients. I have noticed that salons that focus on Japanese or Korean nail art can also give you a similar look.
As soon as I put on something like this, people have something to say. It’s very artsy, bold and makes me feel like I’m wearing a bit of a storybook on my feet. When everything else I wear is simple, these nails really stand out.
Lemon Sorbet Radiance
Bright yellow, but make it sunlight in a bottle. This shade is cheerful, vibrant, and practically screams “I’m ready for summer.” It’s a little retro, very playful, and undeniably photogenic. The glossy finish gives your hair a fresh salon look, even if you did it yourself during a break.
Try Essie’s “Hay There” or Lights Lacquer’s “Amalfi.” If your nails are not white, start with a white base coat to keep the buttery look looking crisp. Remember to apply cuticle oil—it’s the last touch you need.
This is my sunshine-in-a-pedi look. I put it on when I’m feeling low or when I want to make my sandals more interesting. If we could see happiness, it would look like this yellow.
Citrus Cream Punch
This polish takes the sunshine yellow trend and makes it a bit softer and less vivid, but it’s still alive. Picture: lemon custard, that special golden time of day and anything that feels warm and cozy. Its depth is gentle, so it works beautifully in this season’s june toe nails ideas 2025 collection.
If you’d like a juicy muted yellow, try Olive & June’s “Bright & Focused” or Lights Lacquer’s “Jade It.” A gel top coat helps your nails look shiny instead of turning them matte.
It looks like a summer vacation, even when you’re out doing everyday tasks. As soon as I put on this color, I feel like I’ve had a good laugh or a refreshing drink.
Cool Mint for Warm June Mornings
Just looking at these pastel mint nails reminds me of early summer mornings when everything seems new and the air smells wonderful. This soft, creamy color is just pigmented enough to stand out without making a big effort. It’s shiny, it’s crisp and it tastes like pistachio gelato melting in your mouth.
I chose OPI’s “This Cost Me a Mint” because it gives you the creamy effect without the chalkiness found in some pastels. And for the top coat? Always go glossy. I’m obsessed with Essie’s Gel Couture Top Coat. It gives me the same look I’d get after a salon visit, even when I’m hunched over in my bathroom on the sink. (Been there.)
You don’t have to make it complicated — just use two coats of color and one of topcoat. Simply use a buffer and some acetone to clean your nails before you paint. If you’re clumsy with your non-dominant hand (guilty), use a toe separator or even just tissues between your toes for steadiness.
I put on this color for my first beach picnic this year and I couldn’t stop smiling when I looked at my sandals. Sometimes it’s the simplest details that pull an outfit (or a whole mood) together.
Earthy Sage for Minimalist Souls
Sage green gives you a sense of comfort — it’s natural and not overwhelming, soft and not boring. There’s something graceful about it, much like linen pants and bright kitchen countertops. This shade toes the line (pun fully intended) between edgy and neutral, making it one of my top june toe nails ideas 2025 picks for anyone who wants to lean into minimalist beauty without falling flat.
You’ll want a highly pigmented polish for this shade — I used Olive & June’s “WKF” (named after “WKF salad,” how cute is that?). It feels smooth on your skin and dries quickly, considering how rich the color is. I didn’t add any nail art so the color could shine on its own.
The trick with sage? Don’t overload the coats. Apply one layer for evenness and another to ensure the color stays. Give the previous coat a bit of time to dry before you apply the topcoat. Always use a brush dipped in acetone to clean up the edges for a very smooth finish.
Every time I put on this color, someone tells me how great it looks as I’m checking out at the store. It’s not what you’d expect, but it works just like a great subtle accessory.
Soft Blush for Barely-There Romance
There’s something timeless about a barely-there blush pink. It’s that “my nails but better” look — soft, sheer, and perfect for summer sandals or barefoot days at the lake. It’s romantic but not overly sweet and it’s plain but not boring. It appears to breathe in the way that a thin piece of linen might in the wind.
I chose Zoya’s “Dot” for this shade which is a traditional pale pink that is both creamy and see-through. It’s salon-quality in a bottle, and it doesn’t streak even if you’re rushing (we’ve all been there before a trip). If you want a little more sparkle, put on a shimmer topcoat like Seche Vite “Holographic” — it sparkles like magic.
Creating this look is all about the prep. A gentle scrub, some cuticle oil and Essie’s “Here to Stay” base coat will help your nail polish look great. If you prefer a light look, use just one coat; two coats will give you a stronger blush.
Whenever I’m not sure what color to wear, I always choose black — it’s like starting over. A palette cleanser. A reminder that subtle doesn’t mean forgettable.
Ballet Pink with Bubblegum Spirit
Okay, so this pink? She’s a little bit sugar, a little bit sass. You can see the ballet slipper look in these shoes, but it’s made brighter, more lively and more playful. This is the color you choose for a breezy dress or shorts and it looks fantastic when you’re tan.
I got the creamy, bubblegum finish by using Sally Hansen’s Miracle Gel in “Pink Cadillaquer.” You get good coverage from two coats and the paint stays put for about a week, even when you’re in the pool. The most important thing is to use the gel topcoat made for each brand — they work well together.
I often use a moisturizing foot mask from Aveeno such as the Repairing CICA Foot Mask, the night before to keep my skin looking as fresh as the color. It’s not much, but trust me, it makes everything feel better.
I wore this color to a June wedding and continued to dance barefoot all night long. Despite everything, the place looked just as beautiful at the end of the night. If you want some color without going too bright, she’s your best bet.
Lavender Fog for Dreamy Evenings
Lavender in the summertime is just what you need. It’s gentle and never dull — it has its moods, its whimsy and always has that special late-evening glow. Its gray undertones make this shade seem modern and a little mysterious. If purple’s mature cousin liked poetry and smelled like vanilla candles, it would be like this.
I chose Essie’s “Lilacism” — it’s simply one of the best lavender polishes available. It has a cool and shiny finish that doesn’t make you look overdone and it applies evenly without leaving any uneven spots. Use it slowly and steadily and make sure to let each coat dry a little longer for the best salon-like result.
I usually use quick-dry drops such as those from OPI, to avoid smudging. Game changer. They help seal everything and leave a high-shine finish that doesn’t dent five minutes later when you try to answer your phone with your toes (we’ve all been there).
To be honest, this is where I usually go for weekend trips. It can make even a quick grocery trip feel a little more romantic, especially when I’m wearing sandals and a maxi dress.
Creamy Rose that Speaks Softness
This rose color is not too formal and not too casual, but just right for any summer look. It’s not flashy — and that’s exactly the point. This soft, translucent pink is quiet and easy to wear, whether you’re at the beach or enjoying brunch on a roof.
I decided on Butter London’s “Piece of Cake” because it’s a pale blush with a bit of cream to cover up any flaws. It levels itself perfectly, making it easier to achieve professional results when you’re doing your hair alone.
If you’re using lighter pinks, my advice is to always apply a base coat that fills in the ridges on your nails. I use OPI’s “Smoothening Base Coat” because it smooths your nails so your polish doesn’t get trapped in tiny lines. After two thin coats of color, use Seche Vite’s top coat to get a glossy surface that looks close to gel.
Every time I wear this, I feel a little more polished — like I’ve got things under control (even if my to-do list says otherwise). It’s my no-brainer summer go-to.
Ombre Petal Pink with Glossy Glow
If you’re looking for a June romance in a bottle, this is the look for you. The soft ombre from pink to clear is so pretty, playful and strangely makes me feel strong. It’s almost bridal — but without the commitment. Soft enough that it feels easy and sleek enough that it feels deliberate.
You need a steady hand or a good sponge to do this one. I blended two polishes: Orly’s “Kiss the Bride” (at the base) and Essie’s “Ballet Slippers” (toward the cuticle) using a makeup sponge. After that, I finished the job by adding a high-gloss top coat.
Start by putting on a light layer of your first shade, then sponge your second shade on while the first is still a bit sticky. A top coat brings everything together and helps blend your nails like a beauty blender. Celeb manicurist Jin Soon Choi suggests that you should dab, not drag, when applying nail polish.
There’s something about this ombre that makes me feel more graceful — like I’ve actually slept well, stretched, and maybe even journaled (even if I haven’t).
Dusty Pink for Everyday Glow
If you want a touch of color but don’t want something too girly, dusty pink is ideal. It makes me think of that time when the sun goes down but the sky is still bright. It’s peaceful, soothing and there’s something a bit sexy about how understated it is.
I chose Zoya’s “Maddie” for this look because it glides on smoothly, doesn’t streak and the dusty tone suits all skin types. It might not be super summery, but it sings it quietly — like a gentle pink lullaby.
Honestly, it’s foolproof. I applied it while catching up on “The Summer I Turned Pretty” (because… priorities), and it dried fast with zero smudges. Just make sure to let your top coat cure fully before walking barefoot — even if you think it’s dry, give it that extra ten minutes.
This one’s my “just in case” shade. Just so that I can say yes if someone invites me at the last minute. It’s always ready.
Foggy Blue-Green for Cloudy Pool Days
It looks like sea glass and storm clouds combined to make this color. I love it because it’s not loud, it’s modern and it’s a bit unusual for summer. It’s not that predictable hot pink or neon coral. It stands out because it doesn’t try to impress as much.
For this manicure, a cool-toned polish is best — I chose Essie’s “Satin Slipper,” but Olive & June’s “WKF” is a great option if you want a greener look. I always make sure the base is spotless, so I use Sally Hansen’s Instant Cuticle Remover to clean everything before I start.
Three strokes: middle, left, right. Don’t overload the brush. Now add a top coat with gloss to finish the job and give your axes the wet-stone design. To keep your nails looking good for longer, apply a top coat every 2–3 days.
I put this color on when I went to the mountains in June — although the water was much too cold for swimming, my toes looked like they were in a spa. Dreamy.
Peach Pop for Sunset Vibes
This juicy peach is summer in a bottle. It reminds me of the beautiful glow of golden hour or when your margarita arrives with a sugared rim. When the heat makes you sluggish, bright and cheerful makeup is just what your look needs to lift your mood.
You can see this color in action with China Glaze’s “Peach Please.” It’s bright but not overpowering and the consistency allows you to apply it without it clumping. Three thin coats of a bright color usually give me an even finish.
Always put on a strengthening base coat such as Essie’s “Hard to Resist,” if your nails tend to peel. And don’t forget your toe separators (or rolled-up paper towels in a pinch).
People compliment me more on this color than almost any other. It’s fun, looks great and is perfect for wearing with sandals, slides or no shoes on the lawn. Total summer win.
