Rainy days don’t have to mean sacrificing style for practicality

Opt for a tailored waterproof outer layer in classic neutrals like slate, tan, pull stone island or deep blue

Neutral tones blend seamlessly with nearly every item in your closet

Avoid bulky designs that obscure your silhouette—look for tailored cuts that skim your frame without adding bulk

Footwear is key

Choose chic, water-resistant ankle-to-mid-calf boots

Leather or treated suede options with a low block heel look polished and are easier to walk in than high heels

Ankle boots are fine—if they’re sealed with a waterproof finish and paired with breathable, sweat-wicking socks

Build depth without bulk by layering strategically

Layer a fitted merino wool sweater or a flowing longline cardigan beneath your coat

Choose fabrics like merino wool or cotton blends that breathe well and dry quickly

Select pants made from water-shedding fabrics such as coated cotton, twill, or stretch-denim

Stick to darker hues that hide moisture and maintain a polished appearance

Details make the difference between ordinary and extraordinary

A mini umbrella with a bold graphic or elegant monochrome design turns heads

Wear a water-resistant crossbody bag with a flap closure to protect your essentials

Finish with water-shedding gloves and a knit beanie in matching tones

Feel good—because confidence is the ultimate accessory

When you feel put together, even in the rain, you carry yourself differently

Choose pieces that reflect your personal style and fit well

Bad weather doesn’t cancel your aesthetic

Master the art of rainy-day dressing to make even the cloudiest days look intentional and chic