It's cold in Madison. I woke up to a report of -9° F this morning. Such conditions, though, have never held back the dynamic women of the UW, as this 1947 photo of Wisconsin Hoofer co-ed skiers demonstrates.
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They are holding back this dynamic woman! I seriously contemplating missing my first class this morning in favor of staying warm.
Perhaps if you wore your socks outside your pants-- like the skiing coed-- you would meet the morning chill with more vim.
Tucking outerwear into underwear is a sure-fire way to be warmer when its so chilly. In my 5 or 6 years as a deer hunter, I always....ALWAYS tucked my sweaters and turtlenecks directly into my briefs (white high-tops, of course) for a remarkable increase in warmth. Same goes for the socks.
I hope you will consider including outerwear tucked into underwear on your future runways.
Tucking things into my underwear always increases my warmth.
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