Dressing for summer delivers a unique challenge in that you want to be cool and comfortable, but you don’t want to be casual to the point of looking sloppy. There are days you need to go to the office or participate in a meeting where looking professional is important. At issue is the fact it’s hot outside and you need to balance the need to stay cool while sticking to a dress code for work or events.
Summer is the best time of year to show off what you’ve been hiding under your winter clothing and give yourself permission to experiment with different looks. You’re free to put on something with lots of flow, or a casual skirt with a frilly top.
Part of staying cooler is wearing clothes that bare more skin in order to help you stay comfortable. Make sure to wear sunscreen to cover bare skin and protect it from sun damage. You can look good and enjoy the lighter clothing without worrying about the long-term effects of sun exposure when taking precautions.
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