So I know you all were complaining about the blazing heat that seemed to last all summer, and because of all your complaints, the transition to fall has brought with it cold weather’s unfriendly cousin: precipitation. Just because it’s wet outside doesn’t mean you have to dress like all your clothes were destroyed by the hurricane! Dressing well in the rain can be tricky because you don’t want to ruin your nice clothes in the event that you’re caught outside and it starts to rain sideways, but it’s definitely doable. Check out the dos and don’ts of wet weather fashion below!
DO wear a simple outfit such as jeans and a casual top. Guys, make it fashionable by choosing a graphic tee or a button down in a muted print. Girls, you can get away with a pocket v-neck tee just by throwing on a statement necklace.
DON’T wear anything that might get ruined in the rain, such as suede or leather. Pretty self-explanatory.
DO have proper foot and outerwear. Rain boots or water-proof shoes are a must and come in assorted styles and price ranges for both men and women. For those who don’t like rain boots, duck boots are a less clunky option. Throw on a hooded rain jacket or even a poncho if you want. But your outfit will be a major fail if it’s fly but completely soaked.
DON’T go out with a flimsy umbrella. Nothing messes up your swag more than when your umbrella is broken and you have to pull one side down to shield your body from the rain.
DO invest in a tan trench coat. An American style classic, the trench will be useful on days where you’re dressed a bit more formally, and automatically adds a touch of class to any rain-appropriate outfit.
Peep the style inspiration below:
DO wear a simple outfit such as jeans and a casual top. Guys, make it fashionable by choosing a graphic tee or a button down in a muted print. Girls, you can get away with a pocket v-neck tee just by throwing on a statement necklace.
DON’T wear anything that might get ruined in the rain, such as suede or leather. Pretty self-explanatory.
DO have proper foot and outerwear. Rain boots or water-proof shoes are a must and come in assorted styles and price ranges for both men and women. For those who don’t like rain boots, duck boots are a less clunky option. Throw on a hooded rain jacket or even a poncho if you want. But your outfit will be a major fail if it’s fly but completely soaked.
DON’T go out with a flimsy umbrella. Nothing messes up your swag more than when your umbrella is broken and you have to pull one side down to shield your body from the rain.
DO invest in a tan trench coat. An American style classic, the trench will be useful on days where you’re dressed a bit more formally, and automatically adds a touch of class to any rain-appropriate outfit.
Peep the style inspiration below:
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