Hot weather style

[Anonymous]

I have an easy enough time figuring out what to wear in winter/fall/spring weather, but what do you wear when it's extremely hot outside and you still want to look fashionable?

[Anonymous]

I'm curious too. One of the many reasons I dislike hot weather. Don't like sundresses/shorts/sandals.

[Anonymous]

This

[Anonymous]

Hmmm...I usually wear sundresses, shorts and sandals.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'm curious too. One of the many reasons I dislike hot weather. Don't like sundresses/shorts/sandals.

In that case you want lighter weight fabrics: linen pants, light weight tops, ankle length jeans/pants, (puts on flame retardant suit) and capris that stop at the knee look more flattering than the sort that stop at mid calf.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:In that case you want lighter weight fabrics: linen pants, light weight tops, ankle length jeans/pants, (puts on flame retardant suit) and capris that stop at the knee look more flattering than the sort that stop at mid calf.

That's what I do. No one needs to see my thighs. No one.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote: This

still cuter than a maxidress

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:In that case you want lighter weight fabrics: linen pants, light weight tops, ankle length jeans/pants, (puts on flame retardant suit) and capris that stop at the knee look more flattering than the sort that stop at mid calf.

That's what I do. No one needs to see my thighs. No one.

Right? I wish I had appreciated shorts when I still had the thighs for em.

[Anonymous]

Skirts.

[Anonymous]

A-line skirts, sheath dresses, cropped pants.

[Anonymous]

I love how maxi dresses feel, they catch the breeze and are cooling. At. 5'9" 140, they looked great. At 5'9" 160, I'm not sure what I'll wear this summer.

[Anonymous]

A line skirts are good at knee length if you need more coverage. Much cooler than any of the alternatives.

[Anonymous]

Polos, chinos, Lilly and Jacks.