A Hottest on Record Summer: What It Means for Fashion and Beyond The UK's Met Office has issued a stark warning: this summer is on course to be the country's hottest since records began.
Temperatures are expected to reach 38C later this week, with temperatures already 16. 48C above the 1991 2020 average. For fashion enthusiasts, the heat has brought new challenges.
Lightweight, breathable fabrics have become essential, but beneath the surface lies a more pressing concern: what happens when staple wardrobe pieces – designed for milder summers – begin to fray and fade in the face of unrelenting heat?