The biggest concerns are a) maximizing comfort and b) masking sweat so one doesn’t look like a sentient pile of wet laundry
I have lived through more than 30 summers and – thanks in part to failed climate policy – countless record-breaking heatwaves. I should know by now how to dress when it’s hot outside. And yet, every year, when the temperature starts to climb, I look in my closet and my mind sizzles into blankness. What does one wear when it’s scorchingly, miserably hot outside?
“This exact question comes up constantly,” says Sophie Strauss, a self-described “stylist for regular people” in Los Angeles. “Everybody struggles with dressing when it’s hot out.”
Continue reading… The biggest concerns are a) maximizing comfort and b) masking sweat so one doesn’t look like a sentient pile of wet laundryI have lived through more than 30 summers and – thanks in part to failed climate policy – countless record-breaking heatwaves. I should know by now how to dress when it’s hot outside. And yet, every year, when the temperature starts to climb, I look in my closet and my mind sizzles into blankness. What does one wear when it’s scorchingly, miserably hot outside?“This exact question comes up constantly,” says Sophie Strauss, a self-described “stylist for regular people” in Los Angeles. “Everybody struggles with dressing when it’s hot out.” Continue reading… Well actually, Extreme heat, Life and style, Culture, Fashion, US news
