What To Wear And What To Avoid During Monsoon Season

Rains are here and when people all over are dancing in joy, while all the fashionistas out there are wrecking there brains on how to cope up with the wet season. We know this so well that dressing up is a task in itself when its raining cats and dogs. Fret not because we are here with some easy style tips that will save you from all the planning and style mess during monsoon season.

Stash The Whites Away

White is surely one of the coolest colours to wear during the summers. But wearing white in monsoons is one of the worst mistakes ever. Rains also mean mud especially in country like ours, where potholes are a regular sight. Thus, it’s advisable to avoid wearing white when going out.

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Short Is In

Yes, we know that you feel cold during monsoon. But, at the same time you should avoid wearing long clothes and go for those with shorter lengths. Clothes above knee are most advisable as this will save the garment from getting spoiled by rain water and mud.

Say No To Leather And Suede

When it comes to footwear tips for monsoon, we would suggest that you should maintain a good distance from your favourite leather and suede styles. The problem with both the materials is that they absorb water quickly and they take too long to dry up. This can further damage them with moisture getting locked in. A better choice would be opting for sandals that are open and won’t take much to dry up.

Bring Out those Trench Coats And Trench Boots

The best bets for monsoon are trench coats and boots. They work perfectly for this weather, with an easy dry option. So, invest in some good ones and get ready to make a splash.

Georgette And Chiffon

The main thing about monsoon is that the rain sometimes refuse to end and then if you go out wearing georgette and chiffon, they will definitely get spoilt. Anything that’s going to give you a hard time with getting dry should be avoided.

Short Kurtis For The Win

Shortkurtis are the latest fad and pairing them with either legging or shorter pants makes for a perfect monsoon style.