This summer is too hot to wear heavy clothes and tight accessories to look stylish so we are here to help you out. Whether you are a student or housewife or a college boy or working woman, everyone wants to look stylish and for this, they have to wear those clothes and accessories that may make you sweaty all the day long.
More sweat makes you uncomfortable and your zeal to throw out your clothes but that’s not the solution to your problem. We founded some suitable solution to your problem.
Thankfully, there are more than a few hacks, clothing-wise, that will help you to survive the next few months as the temperatures continue to rise. Before you get all hot and bothered, here they are.
Choose a romper for any casual occasion
A colorful romper is a perfect choice for women to look cute in hot weather because there are no buttons or zippers rubbing against your sweaty skin. Find one that’s loose but short, with the legs ending at your upper thigh. Wear your romper with a pair of flat sandals for any casual summer event.
Lighten up your look with woven fabrics
This season opt for woven materials like linens and blends. Skip the jersey if you can—it can be heavy and will inhibit airflow around your body.
Look for color
When layering isn’t an option then interest in an outfit can come from a burst of color – block or in a print. Don’t feel you have to do color if it’s not your thing but do try a little on. You never know. Cotton, linen, rayon … these are you summer weather outfit friends.
Wear the appropriate underwear
Women, please skip the padded bra in favor of a soft, unlined bralette. Three inches of foam padding on a hot summer day = major boob sweat. A flesh-tone bra underneath anything white or light; a strapless bra under anything with spaghetti straps; a camisole or vest underneath anything sheer. Your underpinnings make a fundamental difference to how polished you look. A word of warning about this season's off-the-shoulder tops: viewed from the other side of a computer, as your boss walks through the office says, you can look entirely naked. Depending on where you work, this may not really be okay.
The Fitted Short
The fitted, flat-front short is another summer essential for men and women. These shorts should come in a range of 7 to 9 inches for the inseam, and they should be tailored through your thighs and upper leg much like the body of the fitted polo shirt. Try on a few pairs to find out which ones feel most comfortable to you.
Once you find a pair that fits, buy them in multiple solid colors from peach or salmon to khaki and navy. These will be your go-to staple for all summer has to offer.
Casual look
Go for lightweight materials in candy colors or bright summery colors. The best thing a casual summer outfit could use is a scarf tied around your messy buns, like a bandana or a boho turban.
Buy a white top that goes with almost everything
You’ll love wearing white tops and especially when you can wear them over again with shorts, jeans, or skirts. The first thing you should look for when ordering a white top is something that stands out and is really pretty.
Choose the right shoes
First, though rubber soles may be good for many purposes, they’re comparatively non-breathable. So, in summer, we’d recommend a shoe with a natural-fiber sole. In winter, a leather sole is generally reserved for smart, formal styles, but in summer, so long as you’re not trawling through a jungle or across a field, you can get away with them on most occasions. Invest in a pair of loafers, which can also be smart, but are far kinder to hot feet. For weekends, rope-soled espadrilles or the many, sneaker-like variants thereof are the way to go. Sandals are also rather refreshing, but we’re aware they’re not suitable for a spectacularly wide range of occasions. If you need a bit of extra ventilation but can’t quite convince yourself to take the plunge, we’d suggest looking at styles that are rendered in perforated leather.
Family Matching Clothing Set
If you are planning to go out on a summer vacation with your family then do not forget to pack matching family clothing sets which are combinations of mother and me, father and son coordinated beach dresses, perfect to dress alike, dress like a family for a refreshing look. These latest design fashion apparels come in floral prints and colorful designs.
Ladies can wear the cotton sari
We would suggest women go for handloom cotton sarees during the summer season. Handlooms sarees are very light and will easily let air pass in and out, thus making it extremely breathable and comfortable attire. You can pair a simple blouse having the shade of the dominant colored part of the saree. Keep the blouse simple with no embroidery or very minimal embroidery work.
Be it the full sleeve or 3/4th sleeve, half sleeve or sleeveless, any type of sleeve can fully complement a handloom sari. We would recommend the wearers to keep the makeup extremely minimal and wear traditional jewelry like jhumkas or silver jewelry. And finally, you can finish the look with buns or side ponytails.
Smart Casual Workwear
If your workplace is a little more on the relaxed side, then donning a suit could potentially make you stick out like a sore thumb – nobody likes someone who tries too hard. However, this doesn’t mean you should rock up to work in joggers and an old T-shirt – there is definitely a middle ground that you can go for. It may be a case of incorporating the right mix of denim or toning down a pair of formal trousers – you can definitely mix and match smart and casual pieces.
Office Dress Code for Men
The key to dressing for the office in the modern day is all about maintaining a smart, streamlined look – even when going casual.
Keep trousers and jean cuts slim fitted. No shorts, crazy prints, joggers or vest tops… ever.
Add in pops of color and pattern to create some interest and personality to your workwear. Just don’t go overboard and stick to one or the other.
Ensure T-shirts and shirts are fitted and maintain a relatively subdued color palette. A jumper over a T-shirt or shirt is the easiest option to smarten up your look.
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