Breathable fabrics, anti-chafing gel and the sunlight test … here’s how to dress sensibly for the heat, and stave off sartorial FOMO
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Working from home during a heatwave has its benefits. You may not have air con but you can slurp an iced coffee without judgment. You also don’t have to put much thought into what to wear. Pants and a vest? It’s a given. A bikini? Unless you’ve got video calls, why not? But venturing outside in 30C is another challenge. While TikTok would have you rocking a metallic bikini and jorts, here are some realistic outfit suggestions to stop you sweltering this summer.
Look for natural fibres …
Sweating is your body’s way of cooling you down. However, some breathable fabrics – including cotton, silk, merino wool and linen – can make the heat more bearable, too. Choose organic if you can – it’s grown without pesticides and is usually better for soil health.
Continue reading… Breathable fabrics, anti-chafing gel and the sunlight test … here’s how to dress sensibly for the heat, and stave off sartorial FOMO• Don’t get Fashion Statement delivered to your inbox? Sign up hereWorking from home during a heatwave has its benefits. You may not have air con but you can slurp an iced coffee without judgment. You also don’t have to put much thought into what to wear. Pants and a vest? It’s a given. A bikini? Unless you’ve got video calls, why not? But venturing outside in 30C is another challenge. While TikTok would have you rocking a metallic bikini and jorts, here are some realistic outfit suggestions to stop you sweltering this summer.Look for natural fibres …
Sweating is your body’s way of cooling you down. However, some breathable fabrics – including cotton, silk, merino wool and linen – can make the heat more bearable, too. Choose organic if you can – it’s grown without pesticides and is usually better for soil health. Continue reading… Fashion, Life and style, Accessories, Dresses