How to Dress for Summer 2026 When It’s Very Hot Outside | Glamour

There’s no doubt that when temperatures start to rise and approach 90 and even 100 degrees Fahrenheit, the only way to survive is to find places with fans or air conditioning, or, if possible, escape to the beach or pool to cool off. It’s also worth mentioning that life during heat waves raises questions and complications when it comes to dressing. The question is obvious: Can you dress well in 90-degree heat?

The high temperatures tempt us to spend all day in a swimsuit or bikini, but that’s clearly impractical. We have to live a normal life: Go to work, do the shopping, meet up with friends, take a walk. Even living in a coastal town, not everything can be done in a swimsuit. In that sense, finding ways to dress well without feeling as if we’re melting can seem like a complicated task, with wardrobes limited to , , , or .

To make putting together such outfits easier, we propose eight tricks that will inspire many of us and save us on these sweltering days.

How to dress well when it’s very hot, in 6 tricks

Accessories that stand out →

In Paris.

Raimonda Kulikauskiene

There’s no doubt that many of our summer clothes are simple (or very short), and it seems we need to add more to our look to make it more interesting. But the truth is, simply adding contrasting accessories, whether in color or style, is enough to achieve that different and cool touch.

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Fifth & Ninth Taya Polarized Sunglasses

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Serpui Luiza Fish Bag

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Madewell Semiprecious Beaded Carabiner Charm Necklace

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Elisa Johnson Val Sunglasses

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A new accessory trend has bloomed.

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Opt for light and flowing fabrics →

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Valentina Frugiuele

Is there a better option when it comes to looking good, feeling comfortable, and staying cool than clothes that don’t cling to the body and allow air to circulate? Well, no.

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Madewell Blaire Top

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Rag & Bone Atlas Linen Pants

Long live the minimalist dress →

In Paris.

Edward Berthelot

We can talk on and on about the importance of and we have no doubt that this relaxed, practical, and slightly sophisticated staple is the best ally to survive the warmest days of the year.

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Mango Cotton Dress With Side Tie

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H&M Long T-Shirt Dress

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Pants? See you never.

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Don’t fear color →

In Cannes.

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White, beige, and other neutral tones are a seasonal staple, it’s true, but the best way to elevate a wardrobe full of simple garments (or not, depending on your personal style) is to dare to add touches of color that will shine twice as bright thanks to the sun’s rays.

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Boden Belgravia Linen Pants

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Staud Laird Tankini Top

Say yes to a matching set→

In Cannes

Arnold Jerocki

Whether it’s a skirt, linen trousers, , or an even shorter option…. The base isn't the most important thing here; that should reflect your lifestyle and wardrobe. What’s most important is choosing one of those head-to-toe looks we’re seeing so much of now, which work wonderfully together or separately. In other words, three times the number of looks you can imagine.

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Mango Linen Blouse With Belt

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Mango Linen Palazzo Pants

Flip-flops that solve everything →

In Copenhagen.

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We’ve always loved these strapless, laceless sandals—you probably have several pairs in your closet—and red ones are . Of course, the truth is that no matter which color flip-flops you choose, they are always a great option to relax or add cool points to our outfits.

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Taxutixieye Flat Flip-Flops

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Rihero Square-Toe Flip-Flops

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