Struggling to sleep in the heatwave? We've got tips for that. Considering investing in an air-conditioning unit? Here are our picks of the best. But if it's practical inspiration you're after on how to handle the heat and look cool doing it, there's no better place to look then the royal family.
The ever-classy royals have unintentionally given us a masterclass in how to beat the heat over the years - take a gander at the fun photos below!
Always carry a bottle of water with you! Extra large is preferable.
Still or sparkling, it'll do the trick.
Of course, a cool beer is always a winner.
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Even the King agrees!
No matter your age, applying suncream is always a must.
Keeping a towel to hand may not be chic, but it certainly does the trick.
Hats aren't just for Ascot! Keep your face covered with a stylish accessory.
King Charles' wife likes to cool down with a classic Mr Whippy. Here the Duchess is pictured on a visit to the Isle of Wight, where she tucked into her cone alongside Dame Judi Dench.
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It's a treat that's loved by older and younger royals!
Both Kate and Camilla know to carry fans when they're visiting a tropical country abroad.
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Never fear if you don't have a chic accessory though. Kate used her plastic ID to fan herself during the 2014 Commonwealth Games.
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Or you can always ask someone to fan you!
Or go one step further like the late Queen and splash out on a mini Dyson fan (far right) to keep your home cool.
Carrying a parasol might not be that practical in the city, but it certainly looks chic!
The late People's Princess knew exactly how to cool her kids down - the log ride!
Or, you could always head to the beach. Just remember to tie your hair up!
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