For this summer, here are our top 5 picks for colors that will keep the body cool. What about yours?

 Hello, my Four Sides TV Fashion fam!

We're talking about summer designs, colors, and outfits, so you must be wondering why. As members of the Four Sides Tv Fashion family, we want to make sure that you and your family stay happy and healthy by using some of our suggestions to battle the heat. 

In the summer, fabrics are crucial for maintaining body temperature, as is well known, but colors can also have an impact. Dark colors tend to retain heat from the sun, whereas cool colors are primarily light-hued colors that don't draw in as much heat. Since they don't attract heat, we think these few hues might help keep the body cool.

Shades of White (bright white, pale white, off white, etc.):

When we discuss colors that keep our bodies cool, white is among the primary colors that immediately spring to mind. Summertime white clothes can affect people psychologically in a number of ways. The sensation of cleanliness and freshness is among the most noticeable results. White objects are generally understood to reflect white light instead than absorbing heat. This basically means that the body will reject heat and stay cool if you wear a white shirt, dress, or jeans compared to other dark colors. 

Yellow:

Yellow followed closely behind white. Because of its excellent ability to reflect the majority of visible wavelengths, this bright shade absorbs less heat. Color psychology also suggests that yellow is a happy color. In addition to making people appear happier, yellow is said to enhance one's beauty and attractiveness when worn. 

Red:

Despite its hot undertone, red is actually considered to be one of the "cool" color. Red has really been shown to keep the body cool by reflecting more sunlight than other darker tones. The best part is that wearing a red shirt, outfit, which consisted or summer dress reduces your chance of overheating. Red also has a connection to warmth, joy, celebration, energy, and excitement all positive attributes for those summertime gatherings.

Purple:

Purple is not to be taken lightly, even if tests found it to be in the middle of the "cool" spectrum. It's true that lighter purple colors are more in style for summertime attire and should keep you cool during a heat wave. As a result, you can stay cool and look fashionable while wearing a purple shirt, t-shirt, or summer dress. Lilac, as everyone knows, is another shade of purple that's been popular this year. This color creates a stylish appearance with a sophisticated statement.

Grey:

Another color with a reasonably high reflectivity is gray, though how bright, dark, or dull the hue is will also affect this. The lighter gray tones will usually reflect more light, which will help you stay cool in the sun. In addition to reflecting 90 to 95% of available light and heat, gray is a fantastic substitute for white. In addition, gray tones are now a chic and in-vogue hue. 

Few of the colors that should be avoided during the summers: It is suggested to avoid wearing black during a heatwave because it is known to absorb heat.  Avoid wearing blue, light green, and dark green, among other colors that are darker. When these are exposed to strong sunlight, they often produce higher temperatures. Conversely, if you want to stay warm and comfortable throughout the winter, you may always pull these colors out of your closet.

Stay connected and Stay healthy!

Thank you,

Four Sides TV Fashion.