It's summer and it's hot; there's no point in trying to fight it, but you do need to dress for it. The best advice I have is to be conscious of your fabrics. Stay away from heavier synthetics or anything that can show sweat marks. Lean towards natural and/or lightweight fabrics like linen, cotton, chambray, etc. Here are three styles that will keep you looking and feeling cool in the hottest of heat.
Detailed Sundresses
This tie-back linen sundress is the ultimate stay cool dress. The fabric won't cling, which is perfect for hot days, and the cut is a little fitted so the shape is very flattering.
Airy Shorts
I found these crinkly weave shorts from Urban Outfitters. They have a cinched waist and come in a few different patterns. They are on my list because you can throw them right over your swimsuit or wear them with a bodysuit or tank. For three more cover up options that double as off-beach attire, click here.
Cotton Jumpsuits
When I am going out, jumpsuits are usually one of my favorites. Because it can be hot and humid at night, I try to find styles that are off the shoulder and a little loose fitting. I found this bandeau jumpsuit from Asos and I love the wide leg. Plus, the color is a must have for summer!
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Carrie Mehl is a fashion and style specialist. Originally going to school for fashion, Carrie has always had a deep appreciation for design and style in which she incorporates into her daily life.
She has had an extensive career in marketing management, focusing specifically on creative strategy, branding and digital. Carrie has applied her vision and expertise in a variety of industries from finance to media. Within all of her roles, she has been fortunate enough to sharpen her knowledge in many areas such as styling, creative direction and content development. She has led projects for national companies, from wardrobe styling to designing a 20,000+ square-foot wellness center.
Her goal is to provide styling tips for everyone, discuss the application of designer trends and marry the world of fashion into functional lifestyle.
