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Wearing multiple layers in 100 degree weather.

Lila4Now — Sat, 07 Jul 2018 18:07:28 GMT

I realize some folks may wear multiple layers, but just the thought of it when the heat index is 108 here makes me half ill. I realize the Logo brand is built on layering to sell more tops, but for goodness sakes, use common sense! If AC makes you cold, then maybe a sweater, but what I'm seeing just looks out of touch with reality.

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shopperqvc — Sat, 07 Jul 2018 18:24:48 GMT

If I wear anything in layers, it's flannel when it's 20 degrees or less. It certainly isn't anything with lace. There's no layers for me during the summer.

Re: Wearing multiple layers in 100 degree weather.

Pearlee — Sat, 07 Jul 2018 18:26:17 GMT

@Lila4Now wrote:
I realize some folks may wear multiple layers, but just the thought of it when the heat index is 108 here makes me half ill. I realize the Logo brand is built on layering to sell more tops, but for goodness sakes, use common sense! If AC makes you cold, then maybe a sweater, but what I'm seeing just looks out of touch with reality.

@Lila4Now I own tons of LOGO and always use common sense.

I get it - you really dislike the LOGO line. FYI, most of the posters in the LOGO forum who buy lots of her clothes do not layer them.

I do find taking a cardigan with me in summertime to use if I'm in cold air conditioning is exercising common sense.

Re: Wearing multiple layers in 100 degree weather.

crackster — Sat, 07 Jul 2018 18:28:25 GMT

Agreeing with you wholeheartedly, but, the tops are so very very thin that when they are showing the colors, you can always see the color of the next item on the rack showing through. But see through, does not make them heat proof, and most of her tops are as long as dresses. And my yes she is completely out of touch when it comes to dressing women to show off their best assets. Some tops look like something a clown would wear.

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qualitygal — Sat, 07 Jul 2018 19:06:25 GMT

My sister wore a light jacket last week when it was warm. Motran makes terrible bruises on her arms and other places. So as to skip that conversation, she just wears a jacket. I think some people with skin irritating problems have to do the same thing.

Re: Wearing multiple layers in 100 degree weather.

GCR18 — Sat, 07 Jul 2018 19:28:39 GMT

I just got back from visiting my mother. I was roasting with one summer top and shorts. Had sweat streaming down my face. Meanwhile, my mother put a sweat shirt on. To each her own.

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Nightowlz — Sat, 07 Jul 2018 19:47:19 GMT

No layers for me either. I don't even own any long sleeve shirts. I'm always hot. I wear the same clothes year round except Capri's & sandals.

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AmericanBulldogMom — Sat, 07 Jul 2018 23:39:20 GMT

I layer, regardless of the season here in WI. However, the layers in summer are obviously thinner than in winter. It can be 90 degree’s and super humid outside, yet inside (whether at work, in a store, movie theater, etc.) it can be much cooler - upwards of 20 degree’s sometimes. Layers are necessary for these temperature swings.

In addition to the temperature difference that constantly occurs, some of us run at different internal temps. My husband can think the house is too warm (with A/C running) and sits in shorts and a tee and I can be chilled sitting in yoga pants, a tee, and possibly a thin sweatshirt on or even lighter blanket draped over me.

Bottom line - I dress so I am comfortable, not how someone else thinks I should dress. I hate being cold and dress to make sure I am warm regardless of the outside temp. My arms chill easily and I usually find that to be warm enough (when in A/C) I tend to wear one more layer than most others. I’ve just always been that way and dress accordingly, which for me, means to dress in layers.

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missy1 — Sat, 07 Jul 2018 23:46:58 GMT

I will wear a thin t-shirt under my shirt. (sweating etc.)

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ALRATIBA — Sat, 07 Jul 2018 23:48:21 GMT

I don't know about 100 degrees ... but I wore layers this week in 90+ degrees.

The key is the choice of fabrics.

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Kachina624 — Sun, 08 Jul 2018 00:35:56 GMT

Believe me, nobody where I live is wearing layers.

Re: Wearing multiple layers in 100 degree weather.

NYC Susan — Sun, 08 Jul 2018 01:12:29 GMT

@GCR18 wrote:
I just got back from visiting my mother. I was roasting with one summer top and shorts. Had sweat streaming down my face. Meanwhile, my mother put a sweat shirt on. To each her own.

Yes, tolerance for heat and cold can vary widely. My mother is like yours. She is always, always, always cold. In 99 degree temperatures, she wears thick long-sleeved tops and still complains that she's cold. She always needs an extra sweater or a jacket no matter how hot anyone else thinks it is. My ex-husband was the opposite. He was always hot, even in short-sleeved shirts in winter when everyone else was freezing and under blankets.

Personally, I wear layers a lot. Often when I leave in the morning I'm gone until late at night, and where I live, weather can change quickly. Also - Going from sweltering temperatures outside to freezing temperatures in a theater or on set is much easier if I have layers that I can put on and take off.

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BalletBabe — Sun, 08 Jul 2018 01:15:49 GMT

@Kachina624 wrote:
Believe me, nobody where I live is wearing layers.

@Kachina624 I agree and to be honest, I have never seen any style that looks like Logo here in Florida, not even in Winter.

Re: Wearing multiple layers in 100 degree weather.

MomCat — Sun, 08 Jul 2018 01:15:58 GMT

@ALRATIBA wrote:
I don't know about 100 degrees ... but I wore layers this week in 90+ degrees.

The key is the choice of fabrics.

You are right. It depends on the fabric. I tend to be on the hot side, but I can get away with a tunic tank with a short sleeved tunic on top. I wear that with thin fabric leggings and flop flops and am very comfortable. Summer is my least favorite time of year with the clothing. Don't like most summer clothes.

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NEvans2 — Sun, 08 Jul 2018 02:36:24 GMT

I almost never layer. I own Logo pieces and have never layered them. I'm always hot so the idea of wearing extra clothes is just not appealing to me. Sometimes in the midst of a cold Pittsburgh winter I will put on an extra layer. As my grandma used to say, " to each his own."

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Desertdi — Sun, 08 Jul 2018 06:14:58 GMT

Phoenix: The past couple days: 115°. You could DIE wearing layers outdoors............

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Alexa6352 — Sun, 08 Jul 2018 12:31:52 GMT

Just because Lori shows her clothes that way..you don't have to wear them that way. I love Logo. I have many tops and dresses and I have never layered them. I wear them on their own ansd believe it or not,I get many compliments and asked all the time where can I get it..So, if you have never tried any of her clothing,don't judge it by how she wants to sell it.

Re: Wearing multiple layers in 100 degree weather.

Lila4Now — Mon, 09 Jul 2018 15:45:08 GMT

I noticed Lori was on today. Sharon looked OK, Lori wasn't doing her line any favors. She looks like a bag woman, as if she's wearing all the clothes she owns at once. That's not a good look in this hot weather. I'm sure not paying $60+ for a top that hides under other things. That's just foolish!

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Shanus — Mon, 09 Jul 2018 16:04:11 GMT

@Lila4Now wrote:
I realize some folks may wear multiple layers, but just the thought of it when the heat index is 108 here makes me half ill. I realize the Logo brand is built on layering to sell more tops, but for goodness sakes, use common sense! If AC makes you cold, then maybe a sweater, but what I'm seeing just looks out of touch with reality.

@Lila4Now Major “UH OH” bringing up LOGO!

Re: Wearing multiple layers in 100 degree weather.

Lila4Now — Mon, 09 Jul 2018 18:52:36 GMT

@Shanus wrote:
@Lila4Now wrote:
I realize some folks may wear multiple layers, but just the thought of it when the heat index is 108 here makes me half ill. I realize the Logo brand is built on layering to sell more tops, but for goodness sakes, use common sense! If AC makes you cold, then maybe a sweater, but what I'm seeing just looks out of touch with reality.

@Lila4Now Major “UH OH” bringing up LOGO!

I was under the impression we are all adults, and have the right to our own opinions. Others may like her clothes, that's fine. I would never step outside looking like she looked today. In my view, she dresses like a bag woman.