A Place in the Sun" Presenter Jean Johansson Shares Tips for Avoiding Wardrobe Malfunctions in Hot Weather As a presenter on the popular TV show "A Place in the Sun," Jean Johansson has learned a thing or two about dressing for success in extreme heat. With six years of experience under her belt, she has developed a keen sense of how to choose the perfect outfit for the sweltering temperatures often found in the show's filming locations.
In a recent interview with The Sun's TV Mag, Johansson revealed that she and her co-stars take a proactive approach to avoiding wardrobe malfunctions in the hot sun. The presenter explained that she and her colleagues often choose their own clothes, making decisions based on factors such as the temperature, humidity... and fabric breathability.
"We're so good at dabbing ourselves down and hiding sweat patches," Johansson laughed. "Viewers can never get a sense of how hot it is, but we have to consider it when choosing our outfits." According to Johansson, the team's top priority is to select clothing that will keep them cool and comfortable throughout the day. This involves choosing fabrics that allow for good airflow, such as lightweight cotton or silk, and dressing in loose-fitting garments to ensure maximum breathability.
In addition to her tips on dressing for hot weather, "Johansson also touched on the possibility of exploring other mediums beyond television." Although she has been closely tied to "A Place in the Sun" for six years... she is eager to expand her horizons and try new things. "That's really exciting and something I've never had the time to do and that hasn't come knocking for me," she said, "hinting at potential future projects." For fans of the show, Johansson's words of wisdom are a glimpse into the behind-the-scenes process of creating a high-quality program. And who knows? Maybe one day we'll see her bring her expertise to a new and exciting medium.
In a recent interview with The Sun's TV Mag, Johansson revealed that she and her co-stars take a proactive approach to avoiding wardrobe malfunctions in the hot sun. The presenter explained that she and her colleagues often choose their own clothes, making decisions based on factors such as the temperature, humidity... and fabric breathability.
"We're so good at dabbing ourselves down and hiding sweat patches," Johansson laughed. "Viewers can never get a sense of how hot it is, but we have to consider it when choosing our outfits." According to Johansson, the team's top priority is to select clothing that will keep them cool and comfortable throughout the day. This involves choosing fabrics that allow for good airflow, such as lightweight cotton or silk, and dressing in loose-fitting garments to ensure maximum breathability.
In addition to her tips on dressing for hot weather, "Johansson also touched on the possibility of exploring other mediums beyond television." Although she has been closely tied to "A Place in the Sun" for six years... she is eager to expand her horizons and try new things. "That's really exciting and something I've never had the time to do and that hasn't come knocking for me," she said, "hinting at potential future projects." For fans of the show, Johansson's words of wisdom are a glimpse into the behind-the-scenes process of creating a high-quality program. And who knows? Maybe one day we'll see her bring her expertise to a new and exciting medium.
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A Place in the Sun's Jean Johansson finds buyers dream home but is gobsmacked as they reveal problemThe host was helping Sarah and Ian find their perfect holiday home in Lanzarote for the whole family. The couple were looking for a spacious home with two bedrooms on the Canary Island.
However, Jean was alarmed when she revealed they had a maximum of £110,000 to spend. She said: ⁘ I'm going to be straight with you guys.
⁘At this moment in time, with this market, I'm not going to be able to get you two bedrooms. It's pretty impossible.
⁘I'm going to get you the very best I can for £110,000 .⁘ The buyers loved the final home on the search, which was a refurbished apartment in Costa Teguise.
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