I feel this heat myself: you start in the morning in light clothes, and by midday you feel like the air is literally boiling. Therefore, in order to survive, I try to lighten my wardrobe as much as possible. For example, today I am in a T-shirt and shorts - and this is quite enough to not overheat. In such conditions, every piece of fabric that touches the skin less is important!

Don't forget about a hat and sunglasses, because the sun here literally "burns". By the way, there are many people in light dresses, shorts, with beach bags on the streets - everyone who can, hides from the heat in the shade of trees or cafes with air conditioning.

Sometimes I laugh that it is simply impossible to find a reason to wear something heavy or multi-layered here. All you need is a minimum of clothing to be comfortable, but also not to forget about UV protection.

So, everything I wear in such heat is a minimum of fabric, but maximum protection from the sun. The feeling of hot air reminds me that it is important not only to be able to wear little clothing, but also to choose the right materials to minimize the impact of heat on the body. And who would have thought that you can adapt to conditions where even a fan is working at full power, but it does not change the feeling!