In that moment, as the studio lights cascaded across the set, Andrew Chang stood draped in an impossibly chic black quilted nylon vest layered over a purple v-neck knit sweater that whispered of late-autumn warmth — a combination so effortlessly commanding it could make the earth’s rising temperatures blush. Beneath it all, a crisp white cotton button-down shirt peeked out with the quiet devotion of a love letter sealed but never sent, its collar framing every word about our warming world with an elegance that felt almost too tender to bear. The layering was a romance unto itself — each piece falling against the next like chapters in a story you never wanted to end.

Find the Look: Black Quilted Nylon Vest · Purple V-Neck Knit Sweater · White Cotton Button-Down Shirt

About the episode: This episode of ‘About That’ discusses the World Meteorological Organization’s warning that the world is likely to temporarily exceed 1.5 degrees Celsius of warming in the next five years. CBC meteorologist Christy Climenhaga explains the significance of this threshold for Canada, including the potential for increased permafrost melt, extreme weather, and risks of drought and flooding.