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How can you dress up a long sleeve shirt?

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I would look for a shirt that has a little more detail. It could be something with an open back or it could be asymmetric. You could wear it in a lot of different ways. You could wear it with a mini skirt, a pleated skirt, or a shiny skirt. That gives it a little bit more pizzazz. If it's a simpler long sleeve, you could layer it with a blazer or a tailored vest. You can wear heels or booties to add the finishing touch to it even if it's a simple cotton shirt.

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Can I wear a light, black sweater today if the high is only 81 degrees and the humidity is only 61 percent?

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Yes, if you live in places along the equator and are used to the heat. This may make you more tired and uncomfortable, though.

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The high is going to be 66 F and rainy and we're under a wind advisory, what would be a good outfit to wear?

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Probably a long-sleeved shirt with a warm rain coat with a hood. Wear leggings or jeans for bottoms. If you have waterproof shoes, wear those as well.

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I am going on a in the woods retreat and they said to wear long pants and long sleeve but it is supposed to be 79 degrees and rainy. What should I wear?

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The long sleeves are to prevent ticks and other bites. It is a good idea to wear long sleeves and pants.

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Its gonna be 89 F today and I want to wear a hoodie, can I wear one without a shirt underneath?

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Sure, why not? Just remember you're not wearing anything underneath, so don't drop the zipper too low. If you wear a shirt, you have options; with just a hoodie, you only have one option, no matter how hot it gets. But if you feel like it and you're not going anywhere that has a dress code in place, sure.

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