It can get so hot outside on certain days that you feel like you're going to melt from the glare of the sun. Dressing for hot weather can be difficult, particularly if you don't want to sweat profusely while still looking stylish and put-together. You can dress for hot weather by searching for clothing that is made of cool fabrics and materials, as well as styles and cuts that are designed for hot weather. Accessorize any outfit with pieces that will help you beat the heat while still remaining fashionable.

Clothing made of cotton, linen, or jersey is a good option.

Clothing made of breathable fabrics, such as cotton, linen, or jersey, is the best option. These fabrics will not suffocate you or make you sweat in the sun. They're also perfect for looking put-together and calm, even on a hot day. Cotton and linen trousers, tops, and skirts are available.

• You might also go for a plain jersey dress that you can wear on a hot day. Cotton or linen shorts are also good choices for keeping cool on a hot day.

• T-shirts and collared shirts in linen or jersey are also appropriate.

Clothing made of polyester, nylon, or silk should be avoided.

Polyester, nylon, and silk are all attractive fabrics, but they are not breathable. They will make you sweat and hold body odors, making your hot weather day even more unpleasant.

• Stop wearing rayon or wool clothes, as they are not breathable and can cause you to sweat even more than you already do in hot weather.

• Silk is also a water-repellent fabric, so if you wear it on a hot, humid day, you'll notice a rippling effect on the fabric. If you need to dress up for an event, however, silk is a better choice than more constricting fabrics like polyester or nylon.

Stick to fabrics that are light in colour.

When it comes to clothes for a hot day, light-colored fabrics are the best option. Pastels and lighter shades, such as white, beige, and green, are all good choices because they consume less sunlight than darker colours.

• Avoid dark or jewel-toned clothing, such as emerald, purple, or blue. Black clothing can also be avoided in hot weather because it traps light and makes you feel hotter.

• If you're wearing white, make sure the fabric is thick enough to prevent it from being see-through.

Shorts or skirts are preferable to trousers.

If you want to stay cool on a hot day, choose bottoms that do not cover your legs with material. Look for breathable fabrics and cuts in shorts or skirts that don't constrict your legs.

• If you don't have to wear trousers because of a technical or formal dress code, you should stop them. If you must wear trousers, choose a loose-fitting pair made of cotton or linen. You may also wear pants with a rollable hem to avoid squeezing or constraining your thighs.

• To keep cool, wear shorts with a 5 in (13 cm) or longer inseam. While it might seem that wearing super-short shorts will keep you cooler, they may actually make you more uncomfortable because your legs can rub against each other, causing friction and heat.

Remember to apply sunscreen to protect your skin.

In hot weather, sunscreen is perhaps one of the most significant accessories. Before going outside, add sunscreen to any bare skin that will be exposed to the sun. This will shield you from harmful UV rays and keep you safe from skin cancer and other skin problems.

• If it's a particularly humid or hot day, use a sunscreen that's waterproof and long-lasting to ensure that it stays on your skin. You will need to reapply sunscreen on a regular basis to ensure that your skin is still covered when you go outside. 

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