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In the heat of Texas, wear wears starts to feel less in style and more about safety. I want to feel united, but most of the days I try not to overheat. Any structure feeling felt, the layering is in the window, and the risk of sweat makes even my favorite pieces can not. Search for hot weather outfits with the same breath and interesting turns into a daily struggle.
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If it is hot, your Summer closet should make a little bit. And while “just throw in a sundress” good theory, I like action advice from the best best. Below, celebrity stylists Coco Schiffer and Emily Lafitte Share their tips for joining hot times outfits to feel intentionally and effortlessly, even if the forecast works against you. From the crows silhouette to small bags and scrunchanies, their secret intelligent, chic, and sitting in your wardrobe.
Coco Schiffer
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Emily Lafitte
Emily Lafitte is a Los Angeles-based stylist known for his expert eye in personal buying, creative direction, editorial stursion. With a communication background from the USC’s Ancenberg School, he mixed with creative intuition with strategic skill – holding all from personal commercial campaigns.
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How Heat Wear: 5 Hot Weather Outfit Tip from Celebrity Stylists
1. ABC: Accessorize basic clothes
The hot weather of outfits doesn’t have to be complicated. Indeed, they don’t deserve. Both stylists champing a simplified, pared-back wardrobe for summer – but of standout accessories to raise the look.
“It’s almost so much you feel funny,” said Coco. “But that’s where entertainment comes to add an overdue necklace, a cool bag, statement of earrings, sandals.” That’s where a dress really gets their personality.
2. Go with the flow
No one wants to feel soiled with heat. The Looser is silhouette, the cool you stay – and the more polished you look. Think skirt skirts, breezy maxi clothing, and pants in the wide of the knee. “No one wants to be a skinny tightness of anything it is a million degrees outside,” as Coco.
3. Live Linen
Linen is the unstable hero in warm weather. Both stylists call it non-negotiating, with swearing by his collection of linen cloths in neutral tones and stripes: “It rotates in the morning,” he said.
For the evening, he refused for adapted linen pants with tops in halter. Coco agreed – but highlighted not all linen is made equal. “Focus on the quality of linen that lasts you during the weather and not cruel. You know it’s not good linen if you don’t get the creases.”
4. Pony Up
Nothing bad than hair clinging to your neck. Emily’s solution? Scruchhanes – specific silks from House hut. “Any time my hair is in a scruschie,” he said. “Perfect for even a slick back or a dangerous bun.” It’s a subtle detail, but one that carries a function and style of your appearance.
5. Itty-bitty bags
Even a heavy wallet feels heavier in the hot 90-degree heat. “I like my least summer wallets,” Emily said. Her go-tos? the The 90s bag in the row and a mini The top-nice from mango. Coco recommends increasing personality here – a bright bag or fun texture that adds interest to even a small look.
