Opt for lightweight fabrics
Wear breathable and breezy fabrics like cotton and linen. They allow the air to easily pass, keeping you cooler compared to other heavier fabrics. Photo Courtesy: iStock
Put sheer layers to use
Fabric materials like chiffon or mesh add depth to your outfit without making your whole look bulky. Consider wearing a sheer blouse over a camisole or a mesh kimono over a plain tank top. Photo Courtesy: iStock
Invest in a vest or sleeveless blazer
This type of clothing has been in trend for a long time now and summer is the perfect time to sport sleeveless blazers. Such fabrics add structure to the overall outfit without making you feel too hot. AI-generated image
Use the right accessories
Instead of accessorising heavily, choose to wear lightweight options like straw hats, woven belts, or dainty jewellery. They will elevate your outfit without weighing you down. Photo Courtesy: iStock
Bring out the scarves or wraps
Scarves or wraps are mostly lightweight and can be draped over the shoulders or tied in various styles around your waist. They can also be used to protect yourself from direct sunlight and can be easily removed if you start feeling warm. Photo Courtesy: iStock
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