In workplace physics, all weather changes create an equal and opposite thermostat reaction.

For some, this means cabinets dedicated to summer stores of blankets and fleece and the occasional winter crop top.

For others, it’s a wardrobe boost with Min Young Lee. The designer’s light silk tops and dresses are loose and comfortable but will give you room to breathe when the furnace starts blasting again.

The fall collection features several Japanese floral patterns in antique-inspired prints of rose, aubergine, and cream.

The flowing pieces are stylish but practical and work-appropriate. Drape the pink Circle blouse over skinny pants or hide hand warmers in the pockets of the knee-length black tea dress.

There isn’t a Min to lose.

Available at Muléh, 1831 14th Street NW, between S and T Streets (202-667-3440); Ginger, 7114 Bethesda Lane, Bethesda (301-664-9242 or gingerstyle.com).