Comments on: Summer Work Clothes: How to Look Professional When It’s Hot https://corporette.com/summer-work-clothes/ A work fashion blog offering fashion, lifestyle, and career advice for overachieving chicks Thu, 06 Jun 2024 21:15:33 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.5.5 By: jjjeanette https://corporette.com/summer-work-clothes/#comment-2433602 Fri, 02 May 2014 17:45:08 +0000 https://corporette.com/?p=40121#comment-2433602 In reply to Matilda.

I bought Talbots linen pants last summer. There is no way to avoid them getting extremely wrinkled immediately. I am finding that the wrinkles are hard to iron out, too.

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By: Rebe G. https://corporette.com/summer-work-clothes/#comment-2433039 Fri, 02 May 2014 15:24:36 +0000 https://corporette.com/?p=40121#comment-2433039 In reply to Ashley.

LOL – I’m stealing “mental bleach” it is perfection.

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By: In The Pink https://corporette.com/summer-work-clothes/#comment-2432988 Fri, 02 May 2014 15:12:01 +0000 https://corporette.com/?p=40121#comment-2432988 In reply to Ashley.

As designed “sargent at legs” you might look into Top 20 by sylvia grandi, I think. I’ve been using shapings (dot com) out of Canada for decades for the variety of lines, products, sizes, and colors of pantyhose. Yes, I have old lady skin now and thyroid problems just add to it. No, I’m not a shill.

The summerweight hosiery is a great way to survive a hosiery-required work environment! The ones from europe seems to last longer than those sold in US stores…but are still very very light and sheer. I dont melt when outside and/or going to the car that way.

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By: In The Pink https://corporette.com/summer-work-clothes/#comment-2432978 Fri, 02 May 2014 15:09:20 +0000 https://corporette.com/?p=40121#comment-2432978 In reply to Meg Murry.

wasn’t that their item #?

love winter silks; great underlayers, camis, etc…

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By: Alain Delerm https://corporette.com/summer-work-clothes/#comment-2431568 Fri, 02 May 2014 09:03:50 +0000 https://corporette.com/?p=40121#comment-2431568 I saw some descriptions that seem pretty hot for me. I think the point is not a matter of being attractive. But overall it is quite interesting, thanks every one, now I have learned some tricks for my wife ;)

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By: Elle https://corporette.com/summer-work-clothes/#comment-2430804 Fri, 02 May 2014 05:25:57 +0000 https://corporette.com/?p=40121#comment-2430804 In reply to anon in tejas.

Walking in the shade is so under-rated! It makes a huge difference. I have been known to zig-zag my way somewhere when I have had to walk in the DC summers, just to catch some building shade.

I also agree: No long walks mid-day. Carry your blazer. Walk on the shady side. Think cool thoughts.

For me, lightweight wool slacks are best. Cotton blouses, worn not tucked in. A wrap for the office.

The hottest time in DC is the 2nd half of July (everyone thinks it’s August, but it’s not). Get yourself an out-of-town assignment or plan your vacation for then!

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