Meet the Hottest Women in New York

They’ve got drip, even when they’re dripping in sweat.As temperatures soared into the triple digits this week for the Big Apple’s first official heat wave since 2012, some of the city’s fashion junkies refused to give up their signature style — even when it depends on heavy textiles like head-to-toe wool, Italian suede or non-breathable silk.While some New Yorkers tried to make the most of the scorching temperatures by lying out in bikinis to catch some sun, others strutted the scorching city sidewalks like it was their own personal fashion week runway, refusing to sacrifice fashion for comfort.

Ashley Renée was one of those fashionistas.“I know it’s hot outside, but I want to look hot as well,” the Soho hairstylist told The Post, wearing a $145 faux leather halter top from Hudson Jeans made from a suffocating blend of polyurethane fabric, paired with Michael Kors flip-flops, H&M denim shorts that she cut herself and piles of vintage gold bangle bracelets.How does the Crown Heights native navigate her cross-borough subway commute without melting like Elphaba on the floor of the 4 train?“My secret is taking it slow.

I feel like, as New Yorkers, we’re always on the go, on the run.During the heat wave, you have the excuse to slow down,” Renée explained.

“Don’t race to get the train.And if you walk in and there’s no air conditioning? Absolutely not.

Walk out of that car, even if you have to wait for the next one.”As he waited for an express bus on Sixth Avenue, Staten Island resident John Flowers donned a full blue wool suit, along with leather brown loafers, a button-down Oxford shirt and even a jaunty striped bowtie.“In this heat, I’m dying right now,” admitted the tech manager, who moonlights as a wedding and event photographer.“But I’d be dying more if I couldn’t dress like myself.

The bowtie, the suit — it’s part of my whole self,” Flowers told The Post.“I guess I could take my jacket off after work, but...