Reader's Digest UK

Dress Cool When It’s Hot

GREAT NEWS: after another seemingly endless winter, summer is well and truly upon us. It’s time to stock up on Pimm’s, throw some sausages on the barbie and push your jumpers and jackets to the back of your wardrobe.

But while the sun is a welcome change from the frigid winter and spring showers, dressing for the heat can be challenging, especially when you want to still

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