I’VE GOT FLU? I’LL DRESS UP SEXY.

From underwear to the wide scarf: how to survive the flu in a glamorous way

The unexpected – with the winter chill we see the arrival of seasonal illnesses: watery eyes, red nose, and bad hair.

The countermeasure – the lounge collections will prevent your self-esteem to be taken away by a sneeze.

The flu is coming and as the temperature rises, style drops. The seasonal illness comes associated not just with tearful eyes, red and chapped nose, hair that looks like a mop. The fever goes also well with looks spoiling outfits: shapeless jumpsuit, ugly pyjamas -torn by gone crazy spinning washing machines, felted jumpers.

A horror classic, such unforgivable mistake will put boyfriends and husbands on the run.

But there is a solution for everything, or nearly everything.

Fashion can help us appear presentable even in the less glorious times, promoting relax and saving our self-esteem from disappearing in a sneeze.

Victoria’s Secrets presents sexy outfits together with Provencal style floral felt trousers and lace trim camisoles. Undercolors of Benetton created mohair cardigan to match with woven tops and trousers. Intimissimi conceived the Easywear collection for comfort at home, with woven cotton pyjamas printed in Gingham, stripe and check patterns.

Finally do not underestimate the value of the dressing gown. Luisa Caponi advise: “To avoid the sloppy effect, it should look like a home dress, something like a caftan, possibly with some embroidery, to be easily slipped over the nightdress or pyjama.”

While Cristina T suggests, “Wool laces wraps, comfy stitched tops, leggings. Ok for the wide scarves and thick socks as long as they are stylish.