The UK is a nation of contrasts – especially when it comes to the weather. And it is so
notoriously unpredictable, that it has become something of a national obsession.
It’s almost certain that no other nation talks about the weather nearly as much
as we do. Its volatile nature means that it has such a huge impact on our lives,
determining our mood, whether certain events are successful and what clothes we
wear.
Throughout the winter months, the freezing temperatures and long, dark nights
make staying warm the priority. Trousers, tights, jumpers, hats, scarves and gloves –
we need the whole works to keep warm.
But when the weather takes a turn for the better – as it has done over the last
month – it becomes a totally different ball game. Whereas the winter is about
practical clothes, the warmer weather gives us the chance to dress down, relax and
enjoy what we’re wearing.
Summer is here
Your summer wardrobe should be all about lightweight, flexible and stylish clothes.
Bright clothes and big patterns are definitely in. Dressing for the summer is all about
making an impression. Read on for a rundown of what you might need:
Starting from the bottom, you’ll need at least one pair of flip-flops, pumps or sandals
(although espadrilles will do just as well). These types of summer shoe are relatively
cheap, so mix it up with a few pairs in different colours. For guys, flip-flops and
canvas trainers are ideal. Sandals can work, but try a more modern style to avoid
looking dated.
Let’s see those arms and legs
1. Moving upwards, you’ll need a few skirts and some shorts. Denim is always
fashionable and works with most styles. Try a pair of Voi jeans cropped shorts
for a stylish alternative to shorter denim varieties. For guys, there are the
ever-reliable khaki/combat shorts, as well as chinos for a slightly smarter
look. If you don’t fancy getting your legs out, Voi make some really nice
loose-fitting jeans that are perfect for hot days.
Up top, it’s all about getting your arms out in the sun. T-shirts, vests and light
summer shirts – with sleeves rolled up, of course – are what summer is all about.
Last, but not least, is the ultimate summer accessory – a pair of fashionable
sunglasses to complete the look. So, now you’re all ready for summer, let’s hope
summer is ready for you.
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notoriously unpredictable, that it has become something of a national obsession.
It’s almost certain that no other nation talks about the weather nearly as much
as we do. Its volatile nature means that it has such a huge impact on our lives,
determining our mood, whether certain events are successful and what clothes we
wear.
Throughout the winter months, the freezing temperatures and long, dark nights
make staying warm the priority. Trousers, tights, jumpers, hats, scarves and gloves –
we need the whole works to keep warm.
But when the weather takes a turn for the better – as it has done over the last
month – it becomes a totally different ball game. Whereas the winter is about
practical clothes, the warmer weather gives us the chance to dress down, relax and
enjoy what we’re wearing.
Summer is here
Your summer wardrobe should be all about lightweight, flexible and stylish clothes.
Bright clothes and big patterns are definitely in. Dressing for the summer is all about
making an impression. Read on for a rundown of what you might need:
Starting from the bottom, you’ll need at least one pair of flip-flops, pumps or sandals
(although espadrilles will do just as well). These types of summer shoe are relatively
cheap, so mix it up with a few pairs in different colours. For guys, flip-flops and
canvas trainers are ideal. Sandals can work, but try a more modern style to avoid
looking dated.
Let’s see those arms and legs
1. Moving upwards, you’ll need a few skirts and some shorts. Denim is always
fashionable and works with most styles. Try a pair of Voi jeans cropped shorts
for a stylish alternative to shorter denim varieties. For guys, there are the
ever-reliable khaki/combat shorts, as well as chinos for a slightly smarter
look. If you don’t fancy getting your legs out, Voi make some really nice
loose-fitting jeans that are perfect for hot days.
Up top, it’s all about getting your arms out in the sun. T-shirts, vests and light
summer shirts – with sleeves rolled up, of course – are what summer is all about.
Last, but not least, is the ultimate summer accessory – a pair of fashionable
sunglasses to complete the look. So, now you’re all ready for summer, let’s hope
summer is ready for you.
If you like this please follow me and I'll follow you back :) Thank you.
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