There’s no going wrong with a breezy maxi dress like Zoe Tay’s cute polka-dotted number (that’s great for brunch, too), with a bright red lippy to match. Sneakers add a laidback vibe.

Not into the whole red-and-white combo? Try a warmer burgundy and camel look. And if you’re more the sporty type, take your cue from Sonia Chew’s athleisure-chic look, plus a cap to shield you from the blazing sun.

A cropped tank top is the perfect hot-weather staple, while a flowy wrap skirt keeps things effortlessly polished. Even better if your outfit has motifs of our Singapore flag — like Rebecca’s star-printed skirt.

Overalls are great for fast, fuss-free dressing. All you need is a tank top or T-shirt and you’re all set to celebrate NDP in effortlessly laidback style. Plus, it allows for ease of movement, too. We love Hazelle Teo’s fit in a mood-boosting hue.

For a more subdued approach to wearing our national colours, we’re looking to Jesseca Liu’s chic checkered jumpsuit with hints of red. We’d swap out the long-sleeved, high-neck top for a T-shirt or tank top to withstand the outdoor heat at the Padang.

Hazelle Teo combined a cute paisley print halter with white pants for an outfit that’ll have you looking hot while staying cool.

Reference Jeanette Aw’s stylish (and totally hot weather-appropriate) outfit by rocking to the parade in a breezy white dress that’s perfect for the warm weather. Look for added details like puff sleeves or gathers to up the look, and a chic red bag for the perfect cherry on top.

Yes, you can still layer without feeling the heat. Think lightweight fabric and loose silhouettes. Here, Jade Seah went red-on-red with a cute midi skirt and an oversized shirt, then broke it up with a black sports bra. Comfy sandals rounded up her look.

We are crazy over how cute Yvonne Lim looks here with her mini-me daughter! Have a little bit of mummy-and-me fun this NDP by dressing your kids in pieces that match your own. Plus, it’ll make spotting them easier amidst crowds watching the parade.