María Pombo has swapped the white linen outfits she wore earlier this summer for a sky-blue two-piece while continuing her holiday in Cantabria, northern Spain. The influencer has been sharing moments from the trip, with each new look drawing attention from followers seeking comfortable, on-trend outfits.

This time Pombo wore a two-piece set from the Spanish label Eleh, made up of a sleeveless top and wide-leg trousers in the same shade. According to the report, the light, simple outfit signals that sky blue is starting to replace white as one of the season's favourite colours for the last weeks of summer.
The sky-blue two-piece
The outfit is built around Eleh's Light Blue sleeveless top, which has clean lines and a relaxed fit, paired with the brand's Light Blue trousers, which have a wide, flowing leg.

Both pieces share the same soft sky-blue tone, giving the look a fresh, elegant feel without prints or bold details. The top costs 1,200 Norwegian kroner and the trousers cost 1,400 Norwegian kroner, and the set is designed to be worn together or separately.

Its minimalist design makes the two-piece a wardrobe staple for anyone looking for easy-to-combine pieces with a sophisticated edge.
Styling for a summer in Cantabria
Pombo completed the look with understated gold earrings and a large dark bag, keeping the natural style that has defined her holiday outfits. The set works for a walk through a northern village, an outdoor lunch or an afternoon with friends, showing that a classic summer dress is not the only route to a fresh, elegant look.
The sky-blue tone also pairs well with Cantabria's green landscapes and softer light, offering an alternative to the neutral tones that have dominated wardrobes in recent weeks.
The color gaining ground on white
White linen has been one of the season's biggest trends, but other equally bright tones are starting to gain ground. Sky blue brings freshness, softens a look and keeps the relaxed elegance that has proven popular this time of year.
Pombo's outfit is a reminder that trends do not always require bold pieces, and that changing the wardrobe's main colour can be enough to create a different effect. The blue two-piece suggests August will also be a month for comfortable, versatile sets that adapt to any plan, particularly for those still enjoying summer in the north.
