SUMMER TIPS THAT YOU SHOULD KNOW

      Summer can be a challenging season to dress for everyone. Getting dressed on dog summer days does get troublesome if you’re not a good planner. Besides, every summer-friendly outfit is not always stylish. Let’s admit that. So what to do? Well, it’s pragmatically possible to strike the right balance between comfort and style. The trick lies in knowing your body type and following the trend that closely matches your fashion sense.

You may need an umbrella in early summer but you’ll only rarely need or want to wear anything beyond shorts and t-shirts most of the time. Cool, loose-fitting fabrics, caps or sun visors, and plenty of sunscreen are the order of the day. Dressing well and looking good will make you feel good and peaceful while working, which leads you to communicate well.

At the same time, you need to pay attention for your summer dressing stylist make yourself feel comfortable and perfect. The following tips can help you have better Summer days.

        1.  Keep your clothes loose. The looser, the better. The less fabric you have actually touching your body, the cooler you will be. Believe it or not, a loose and and flowing maxi dress will keep you cooler than a pair of shorts and a skintight tank.

        2.Choose clothes in natural fabrics. Cotton, for instance, is much more breathable than polyester or rayon. It's also better at absorbing sweat and dries faster, which means you won't feel sweaty as long as you would if your clothes were made of synthetic fabric.

        3. Make sure your clothes are as fresh and clean as you are. Re wearing your clothes between washes is a great way to avoid doing laundry, but even light wear leaves dirt, sweat, skin cells, and cosmetics trapped in the fibers of your clothes, which makes them less breathable and you hotter.

        4.  Keep a scarf for yourself: Drape the scarf over your shoulders or head whenever you feel like you are getting a bit too much sun. It's so lightweight that you'll barely feel it.

        5. Wear socks. Sandals might seem like the most logical way to stay cool, but open shoes mean dirty feet, which mean hot feet. Socks help absorb your sweat and keep your feet feeling cool and clean. There are more sweat glands on the soles of your feet than any other area of your body, and socks protect your shoes from absorbing your foot sweat, making them last longer.

        6. Stick to light colors. Dark colors absorb light and make you that much hotter while light colors reflect light and help keep you cool.