Fashion Tips for Women for The Monsoons

The monsoons are upon us and we’ve successfully stored away all our good summer outfits to keep them from getting ruined by rain splatter. Monsoons are that one season where you have no idea what to wear because everything you wear is in peril of getting destroyed by the mud. But this is not excuse for you to stop being the fashionista that you are and wear rags throughout the monsoon. Here are some essential tips on how to shop, store and wear your latest fashion clothes this season without worrying about them being ruined by the rains.

1.       Invest in a stylish rain coat: We know that when we say rain coat, the image that immediately comes to mind is that of you wearing those plastic-y coats to school. But those days are far behind you and now you can find the most gorgeous and unique coats that will protect you and your outfit throughout the rainy season.

2.       Ditch the jeans: Jeans can become itchy when they get wet; they take a long time to dry and hence are a big no-no for the rainy season. Fashion apparel for women include solutions to all these problems. Buy culottes and leggings for this season. They are stylish and work well for both formal and casual occasions.

3.       Buy the right materials: Avoid heavy fabrics like denims for this season. Choose outfits that are made from cotton or even partially synthetic materials like lycra, polyester and nylon. These fabrics will dry easily. Choose dark colours since light colours are more likely to get stained easily.

4.       Go ethnic: A kurti and legging combo is the perfect outfit for this season. Kurtis are the most versatile fashion wear for women. You can find the most stylish kurtis out there. They are no long simply an Indian outfit, you can look like a pro fashionista if you wear your kurtis the right way.

Keep your feet protected: Monsoons are a season when infections are rampant. Your eyes and most likely to contract infections due to all the bacteria they’re exposed to. Keep your feel comfy and dry with tall gum boots. You can even find waterproof sneakers out there. There are a lot of options available for those who are not into both boots and sneakers. You can go for brightly colored rubber slippers and sandals or jelly shoes or even plain flip flops.