How do you look good on a rainy day?
Cameron Tromp
2025-05-29 22:06:15
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The key to rainy day hair is simple. Jeremy Scott, king of kitsch and boombox-shaped eye palettes, cracked that code back in 2014: Simply layer a deep-conditioning treatment on thick and go out in public. Easy to slick back, heavy enough to last throughout the day, and good for your hair to boot.
As long as you have an umbrella and maybe some waterproof mascara for the humidity factor, your makeup should be good to go. Overcast sky calls for some bright saturation somewhere else. Take that moisture and translate it into the perfect highlight. Keep colors juicy and fresh. Plump up your face with hydration and delicious cream formulas.
Dina DuBuque
2025-05-29 20:37:05
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Obviously the best outfit for a rainy day will involve wellies and raincoat. A classic choice is always a black raincoat and a pair of black wellies - they’ll go with anything. A pair of women’s ankle wellies are a great alternative for the warmer months of the year, and when worn with a striped dress and navy raincoat, will give you an effortlessly good-looking ensemble to add alongside your other outfits to wear on rainy days. Lots of layers can also have an affect on the attire we choose, a quarter zip sweatshirt is a great place to start and if the mercury is hovering around zero, it might be a good idea to reach for a gilet, too. Then, before dashing out into the freezing drizzle pull on your wellies and a raincoat and you’ll be ready to outwit the weather in feel-good style.
Vinnie Howell
2025-05-29 20:26:30
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To look good on a rainy day, going with water-resistant materials and natural fibers will keep you dry and happy. Darker colors are usually preferred over lighter shades since they wear better if they happen to get wet. Still, don't be afraid to try a bright, bold color, which can be mood-boosting on those gray, dreary days. Your favorite jeans are a cool and casual choice for a rainy day, style them with your go-to ankle boots, but if you're feeling daring, try a denim shirt instead of a tee. A pair of boots and a long jacket will make the staple maxi dress work for not-too-hot, not-too-cold days. Invest in a sleek, short, black pair of rain boots that can pass as regular booties if the sun comes out midday. Not feeling boots, go with a pair of sneakers instead, you won't need to worry about them getting messed up, and they'll give your outfit a laid-back vibe. A hat will add flair to your outfit and protect your hair in style. When in doubt, reach for a short black dress and trusty black boots, it's an easy choice that you can then amp up with accessories such as tights, a scarf, and layered necklaces.
Kristofer Cronin
2025-05-29 18:57:07
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The key to staying dry is all in the coat you choose – there’s only so much protection a brolly can give you from winter’s blustery, sideways rain. We’re talking water-repellent materials, plenty of padding and a few trusty hoods for good measure. And on our feet? Boots, boots and more boots. A sturdy pair of leather boots will save you from all those puddle splashes and slippy surfaces, and they’ll come out the other side looking good as new. You don’t need to worry about what’s underneath when you’ve got a coat that grazes your ankles. Our Eila puffer is the ultimate duvet jacket, with warm padding, a shower-proof material and an all-important hood.
We’re not saying dance through puddles Gene Kelly-style or anything, but a tall pair of boots can make you feel pretty invincible when the heavens open. Trust a trench, the timeless trench coat was first designed in the 1800s with rainy days in mind, so we won’t argue with its ability to keep us dry. With its wipe-clean, drip-dry properties, leather is a failsafe fabric when it’s wet out. And combined with the trench design, we think this delicious chocolate brown leather coat is pretty unbeatable. There’s nothing more annoying than being caught in an unexpected shower, so a coat with a hood is a non-negotiable in our winter wardrobes.
Houston Koss
2025-05-29 18:22:54
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From selecting the right jacket, be it a trench coat or a cagoule, to ensuring that our trousers are just slightly cropped and that our trusty boots boast a wipe-clean surface, we have a host of outfit ideas that are sure to protect you from looking like you got caught in the rain. Layers are a must on chilly, rainy days, and Dina serves up the perfect formula to follow with her wool blazer, knitwear and neck scarf. Add a pair of leggings that you can tack into your boots to keep your legs dry. A leather, faux-leather or vinyl coat is as good as waterproof; pair it with jeans and a chunky sole Chelsea boot to avoid any chance of soggy hems. Trench coats are a Brit style staple, so it makes sense that many of them are water-repellent, too. You also don't have to shy away from dresses just because it's raining. Opt for a mini style to avoid wet hems and add a pair of knee-high to keep you warm. Quilted coats are king when it comes to tackling a day out in the rain. Just add a skirt short enough to avoid touching the ground and a pair of chic long boots. A maxi coat will offer you maximum protection from the rain, and nowadays, there are some really chic waterproof coats on the market. Add a trainer with a slightly elevated sole to keep the cuffs of your jeans from getting wet. Invest in a cosy bonnet to protect your hair as you dash through the drizzle, plus a pair of wellies so cool you'll almost be wishing for rain.
Leda Kessler
2025-05-29 17:51:51
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An easy way to seamlessly incorporate a rain boot into an everyday look is by investing in a shorter model, rather than a knee- or calf- length style. This way, you can easily opt for your usual trousers, denim or skirts without looking like you're stepping out into the country fields. A raincoat is the perfect jacket as it works in any kind of weather – if layered correctly. And quite frankly, it looks good shrugged on over most outfits. If you want to play it safe, layering a rain coat with your knitwear is your go-to card. To make the look a little more interesting, we recommend opting for a shirt with a large collar, with the coat sleeves rolled and knitwear pulled down to be visible – preferably with constrasting colours to pop. A rain hat can easily be incorporated in your everyday looks simply by wearing clothes in a matching colour palette. Or, turn your eye to those with straps, as they can easily be worn hanging at the back of the neck if the rain clouds part during the day.
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