What to Wear in 100-Degree Weather (And Still Look Good)

Pair this flowy coral tank with a high waisted skirt to keep the look work appropriate.

Topshop, $24;

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Take on the tiki motif with this pair of neon pink printed shorts.

J. Crew, $65;

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The laidback fit and light chambray fabric make this sleeveless top perfect for hot-weather days.

Madewell, $60;

madewell.com.

Shade your eyes from harmful UV rays with these oversized sunglasses that are wonderfully named, ‘Watermelon.’

Cutler and Gross, $500;

cutlerandgross.com.

Printed pieces make instant outfits for when it’s too hot to think.

Reiss, $115;

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The wide-brimmed straw hat does a good job at serving as a portable shade.

Joe Fresh, $14;

joefresh.com.

Slip on a bright swingy skirt for a pop of color when it is too hot for maxis.

Club Monaco, $140;

clubmonaco.com.

Hair swept back into a top knot or ponytail? Decorate the empty space with gold danglers.

Karen London, $80;

karenlondon.com.

Keep cool in an all-white lightweight jumpsuit with pretty eyelet detailing.

Joie, $248;

joie.com.

This moisture-wicking headband is designed to block UV rays. Plus, it doubles as a scarf.

Buff, $23;

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Step into no-fuss sandals in a lovely shade of mint green.

DV by Dolce Vita, $50;

dolcevita.com.