SUMMER has finally arrived with temperatures soaring this weekend, but it has been so long since we dressed for the warmer weather that many of us have forgotten what to wear. The Sun’s fashion team is here to help with this guide to the hottest heatwave attire. Clemmie Fieldsend and Abby McHale reveal the ultimate dos and don’ts so that you never suffer from unsightly tan lines, sweaty patches or wardrobe malfunctions again.
WEAR A LINEN SHIRT: Every man should own a linen shirt for when the sun comes out. The only rule is to stick to a maximum of three undone buttons. Natural fibres such as linen are breathable so you will stay cool.
A few creases are fine, as it is impossible to keep this material crisp. However, avoid looking like a crumpled mess – this goes for women too – by teaming one linen item with something more structured like denim. PLUMP FOR DARK T-SHIRTS: If it is hot outside there is no helping it, you are going to sweat.
After lashings of Lynx, try to hide sweat patches by wearing dark- coloured clothes such as navy or black. Always avoid grey, as that is notoriously bad for showing off sweat patches the most. STICK TO TRAINERS: Sorry lads, but super-hairy toes and unkempt nails are not on many women’s lust lists.
Unless you are prepared to take care of your feet before heading outside then stick to your trusty and comfortable trainers or plimsolls. Just be sure to wear socks to avoid smelly, sticky feet. There is a time and a place for sandals – .
