It's 90 Degrees Out, and I'm Turning to These Chic Warm-Weather Looks
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It's getting to that point in summer when I don't want to go outside let alone have to put on an outfit. Every time I step out, I automatically start to sweat, and it's not cute. However, I've found pieces that work particularly well for these crazy-warm days: linen dresses, bra tops, any sort of shoes that aren't closed-toe, and lightweight shorts, to name a few. And I'm scooping up all of the chicest ones at Net-a-Porter. Keep scrolling for the four outfits that not only are fire but also won't make you melt in this heat wave.
Linen Dress + Lace-Up Sandals
Long Shorts + Poplin Top
Cutout Dress + Sunnies
Bra Top + Thong Platforms
Anneliese Henderson is a Los Angeles–based senior editor on the branded content team at Who What Wear where she covers the latest in fashion, beauty, and lifestyle. When she’s not writing about her favorite trends, you can find her reading a book by the beach or spending money on overpriced smoothies at Erewhon.
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