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| top: old navy, pants: current/elliott, shoes: sole society, necklace: jcrew, earrings: francesca, headband: anthropologie |
Breathable Fabrics + Light Colors + Loose Layers = Cool
With your tweeds and felted wools tissued, it’s time to shine the sunlight on cotton, linen, and silk. These textiles have proficient lungs meaning, they breathe efficiently, keeping moisture away from the body rather than sealing it in.
You can further chill the air in your vicinity by opting for pale colors. Weak, blushing hues tend to absorb less sunshine than their saturated counterparts.
Finally, when creating interest in an ensemble, excuse layers in favor of accessories. Add pattern, shine, color, or texture with heat-free statements.
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Did I mention heat helps to resolve sweat?
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What shirt are you wearing underneath? Doesn’t quite look like a “shade” shirt. I have some shear(ish) white shirts that I need something under and wondering what other options are available besides those.
Heather,
What I’m wearing is an Undertease basic, which was bought out by ModBod: http://www.themodbod.com/categories/basics
I like the seams and fit better than other competitors in the space.
This outfit is killer. And your hair a simply understated masterpiece.