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What We’re Wearing
Summer Heatwave
When the forecast starts threatening us with triple digits, getting dressed becomes less about making a statement and more about staying comfortable without looking like you've completely given up. The trick is choosing pieces that work with the weather instead of against it: breathable natural fabrics, lightweight technical materials and silhouettes that allow a little airflow. The result is a look that feels relaxed, considered and ready for whatever the day has planned.
This week's outfit leans into that easygoing formula. An oversized linen shirt is worn open over a moisture-wicking tank, giving you coverage from the sun without trapping heat. Boxy nylon shorts keep things light and practical, while a pair of fisherman sandals strikes that sweet spot between polished and casual. It's the kind of combination that moves effortlessly from a morning coffee run to an afternoon in the park and straight into drinks on a shaded patio after work.
Your Heatwave Look |

Clockwise, from top left:
Embroidered cap, $40 at Le Alfré
Standard-fit linen shirt, $100 at Banana Republic
Crap Eyewear No Wave sunglasses, $119 at Huckberry
Waxed canvas tote, $74.95 / $37 at Gap
Fisherman sandal, $149 at Quoddy
Ravine short, $175 at Manresa
Seiko 5 Sport field watch, $385 at King Jewelers
DRY Ribbed tank top, $9.90 at UNIQLO
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