I Live in NYC, so I Know How to Dress for the Rain—7 Outfit Formulas I Recommend
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@chrissyfordAll you really need to survive a rainy day in style is a very good trench coat and knee-high boots. I reserve the best of the best for these types of occasions, so picture something that has a unique color, belt, or collar.
I'll need a pair of oversize sunglasses to hide my disgust with the weather.
I just tried these on, and it's safe to say that I'm obsessed.
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@ariannabaqLayers on layers are another survival technique for the rain. Rainy weather sometimes means higher temperatures than we usually see in the fall and winter, so layering up will help you stay dry but also look chic underneath it all.
I can't believe I found a quality faux-leather trench that's under $200.
Seeing this vest styled up with a nice tie, I'm sold.
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@lefevrediaryIf you're having a bit of trouble pulling yourself into something that feels stylish when the rain is coming down, try leaning into an easy trend to wear like monochrome. Matching your jacket to your pants will always make for a polished 'fit.
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@_sierramayhewI'm telling you layers are the answer. When it's not raining too, too much, an opportunity to wear a leather jacket arises. The lug-sole boots are the perfect finishing touch.
These are so good they made me toss another outdated pair of black boots so I could give them extra room.
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@claire_mostIt's time for your puffer vest to shine when the weather takes a dreary turn. I love pairing it with similar colors to create a very interesting look.
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@emilisindlevOversize bomber jackets are having a very big moment right now, and I'd like to bring mine with me everywhere. They easily repel rain so make for the perfect outerwear staple for the difficult-to-dress-for weather.
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@mariaaliaYou know a woman is sophisticated when she's able to pair a Y2K tube top with a classic button-down shirt. This is a look I'd love to try next.
