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Summer, traditionally understood, is the time during which we wear the least clothes. And the irony is that the less you have to work with, the more vital every piece becomes.
That couldn’t be truer during summer’s most sweltering days, when the challenge is not only to dress well, but to feel well too—a task that only grows more difficult the higher the mercury rises. And if you happen to be spending any of that time at a desirable destination where the pool is cool and a…
