What do you wear on a 100 degree day?

[Anonymous]

Jeans or soccer pants, tee and sneakers and bring a light sweater in case somewhere has the ac too high

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Today I wore a linen shirt dress from J Crew. I used to hate linen but the past couple of years it's become my go-to during the summer. I'm becoming more heat intolerant as I age!

Me too! I used to love the heat of summer so much over winter. I still hate winter but I'm much more comfortable at 70-80 degrees than anything over 85+.

[Anonymous]

Unlined linen dress, cotton gauze dress, pique pants with linen blouse.

[Anonymous]

unlined linen dresses

[Anonymous]

Silk calf tan and a pedicure.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Dresses are my go-to. I haven't tried it on but went by a Brooks Brothers recently and thought this dress looked very comfortable for summer and work appropriate:

https://www.brooksbrothers.com/cotton-sateen-short-sleeve-belted-shirt-dress/WX00950.html?dwvar_WX00950_Color=NAVY&quantity=1

It says the models are 5'9". The dresses go right to the knees. So for anyone shorter than that, it would go below knee. There's no petite option. Am I missing something?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Dresses are my go-to. I haven't tried it on but went by a Brooks Brothers recently and thought this dress looked very comfortable for summer and work appropriate:

https://www.brooksbrothers.com/cotton-sateen-short-sleeve-belted-shirt-dress/WX00950.html?dwvar_WX00950_Color=NAVY&quantity=1

It says the models are 5'9". The dresses go right to the knees. So for anyone shorter than that, it would go below knee. There's no petite option. Am I missing something?

RIP Brooks Brothers petites. The dress length is 42 Inches. I am 5'5" and 38 inches takes a dress to about mid-knee. I own this dress and it is about three inches below my knees.

[Anonymous]

The problem is that I have to dress for the office, which is where I spend most of my day, and it's always around 65 degrees. I have no idea why they keep is so damn cold.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The problem is that I have to dress for the office, which is where I spend most of my day, and it's always around 65 degrees. I have no idea why they keep is so damn cold.

Because they must accommodate MEN who "NEED" to wear suits

[Anonymous]

If I have to both be outside, schlepping to the metro, and then inside in the air-conditioned office, I will typically wear linen pants and a lightweight shirt. I keep a sweater in the office. Sometimes I wear a dress, but in that case by the end of the day, my legs are usually freezing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The problem is that I have to dress for the office, which is where I spend most of my day, and it's always around 65 degrees. I have no idea why they keep is so damn cold.

They keep mine at 75. All year around. I am dying of the heat.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Jeans or soccer pants, tee and sneakers and bring a light sweater in case somewhere has the ac too high

Jeans in 100 degrees ???? Hell no!