What Not to Wear When It's Boiling Hot
Like I said before, when it's exceptionally hot, your hands are prone to swell, making your once-unnoticeable daily rings quite uncomfortable.
Super-strappy sandals (especially those with thin straps) on a warm day will dig into your feet, which not only feels bad, but isn't the best look either.
While it's tempting to break out your favourite silky top for a chic summer outfit, as far as breathability goes, the fabric is among the lowest on the scale. Not only will you feel restricted, but you can end up ruining your clothing if feeling hot turns to sweating.
Jeans that start off tight in the morning will only get more restrictive as the day goes on. Combine that with heat and humidity, and you'll be wishing you opted for a more forgiving option.
Okay, so black may be an obvious one, as it's known to attract heat, thus making you feel warmer, but have you ever stepped out in a grey T-shirt on a warm, summer day? Hopefully not, or you'd know that the light shade is the quickest to reveal even the slightest sweat stains—which no one wants in July.
