All the Fashion You Need to Survive the Rainy Season

One of the best way that we can think of to fight impending spring showers is with fashionable raincoats, shoes, and accessories. While your wardrobe will probably not be able to stop rain clouds, you might be able to stop traffic. Read on to check out our guide to All the Fashion You Need to Survive the Rainy Season. These picks are sure to brighten you up, even during the dreariest of days.

Rain Boots

This classic rainy weather staple allows you to walk around in comfort without fear of experiencing that unpleasant puddle-saturated sock feeling. Whether you opt for the ankle or calf height, a rain boot is always a good idea.

Jeffrey Campbell Stormy Rain Boot, Urban Outfitters, $55 (urbanoutfitters.com)
Original High Heel Boots, Hunter, $195 (hunterboots.com)

Umbrella

This item is basically a no-brainer when it comes to wet weather, but using an umbrella doesn’t have to be a fashion inconvenience. A fun, patterned print can add some pop to your overall outerwear. Be bold!

Tartan Stick Umbrella, Barney’s New York, $295 (barneys.com)
Chevron Umbrella, American Apparel, $26 (store.americanapparel.net)

Waterproof Mascara

One of our biggest fears is unintentionally walking around with raccoon eyes because of a mascara that didn’t stay intact. You don’t have to be a drama queen or professional swimmer to appreciate the dependency of a waterproof mascara.

ScandalEyes Retro Glam Waterproof Mascara, Rimmel London, $6.99 (CVS)
Lights, Camera, Splashes Waterproof Mascara, tarte, $28 (sephora.com)

Rain Coat

A great rain coat will carry you through many years of use, and looks chic at every age. It’s important that your coat is tailored well to your body to ensure the most sophisticated look possible.

Casey Clear Plastic Mac, Boohoo, $44 (boohoo.com)
Henri Drape Front Trench Coat, BCBGMAXAZRIA, $428 (bcbg.com)

Tote Bag

We’re huge fans of using tote bags during rain showers. While your bag doesn’t have to be completely water-resistant, it’s important the material stays dry enough to keep your things protected. Besides – who doesn’t love more space for stuff?