The WSJ has a useful article on how to dress smartly in hot weather. It's pretty straight-forward stuff, but still good to keep in mind. Here are the highlights:
Do:
- Wear a collar (in a shirt or jacket) if you need to convey authority.
- Choose high-quality clothes that will hold up to the work day without wrinkling or stretching.
- Cover all the body parts you'd cover in traditional business attire.
- Use color and pattern to jazz up your summer wardrobe.
- Wear business clothes in summery fabrics—for instance, cotton pants and blazers
Don't:
- Wear shorts to the office.
- Wear halters, flip flops, strapless or spaghetti-string tops or other revealing leisure clothes.
- Wear mules or other shoes that impede graceful movement.
- Wear Capri pants, miniskirts or other clothes you can't bend down in.
- Dress like you're heading for a round of golf or other sport. Unless you are.
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