In truth, it may
seem as if heavy downpours make it difficult to make a fashion statement these
days; if you ask me I’ll say yes, but I believe with well-chosen pieces, you won’t
look like a wet rag this wet season.
The Umbrella Is Your Friend.
We don’t need to
wear lot to protect us from the rain. All we need to be cautious about is how
to keep the mud, the rain, and cold winds away. What better way to do it than
with the sturdy umbrella!
Cropped Jeans, boyfriend jeans or capris is a near-must!
In this torrid
weather, you’ll never know when you have to tread the flood-ridden streets.
Full length jeans tend to get heavy when wet, it’s better for you to avoid
wearing them during the rain. You can, however, roll up your cuffs or opt for
cropped jeans or capris. They’re fun, functional, and chic if worn with the
right heels or ankle boots.
Leggings and hosiery for the ladies!
If you’re one of
those girls who can’t seem to part with their cut-offs and denim skirts, fret
not; there’s still hope for you. If you insist on wearing your skirts and
dresses, then better keep your legs protected with leggings and hosiery.
Showing off your legs during dry season is sexy, but showing off your legs
coupled with your goose bumps (lol) during rainy season is a no!
Jackets, cardigans and hoodies.
Yeah! Who could
survive the rainy days without at least one pair of those three? There are a
lot of styles to choose from, but please, stay away from windbreakers. Opt for
tailored jackets to give your look structure, cardigans to soften it, and
hoodies to make it more casual and relaxed.
Scarves.
You may laugh at
people who wear scarves around their necks like it snow, but think again. A
scarf can be your only protection when a heavy shower starts pouring and you
are sans umbrella. A scarf, aside from being a fashionable addition to your
wardrobe, can also protect you when harsh winds start blowing. Love it or hate
it, you can’t deny that scarves are
functional and fashionable at the same time.
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