The blissful monsoon is here when everything you look at is full of life and colors. Are you scratching your heads to decide what to wear on a rainy day? The weather is changing and so should your wardrobe. Would you opt to be fashionably disastrous this monsoon? No! then read to know some fashion cheats to look as fresh as the rain.

Read on to know how you can stand out on a rainy day, turning every eye towards you in an awe.

Say ‘Hi’ to colorful umbrellas

Pick the colors and essence of the rainbow on your umbrella. Choose a bright colorful one, after all rains are about joy and not greys and blues. Take a solid color, or some funky prints whatever defines the joyous side of you.

Let your footwear do the talking

Allow your feet to breathe with open and washable footwear. The jelly flip-flops or washable sneakers choose whatever you’re comfortable with. Swap the heels and leather shoes with rain boots and slippers to jump off the puddles.

Be rain ready with untamed hair

Do not go for tight-knit plates, pony tails or gel laden hair. Flaunt that messy hair look with loose buns. And don’t skip regular conditioning and cleaning your scalp or it may trigger hair fall. You also go for hair spa to keep the moisture of your hair intact.

Sport cool waterproof watches

For while lock your chained watches in your closet and tie the sporty waterproof watch. Not only they give you a casual trendy avatar but are safe from unavoidable water splashes and downpour.

Ditch the black leather handbag

This monsoon let people know your love for colors and carry a colorful big handbag that could equip all rain essentials like an umbrella and that compliments your dress of course. Make sure the material of the bag is monsoon friendly and it can keep your belonging safe from water.

Set free with your dresses

Welcome the knee length dresses in floral prints or denim shorts with georgette shirts and tops to save yourself from all the humidity. If you start to feel cold on a monsoon day, pair it up with a chic jacket. Try to choose a darker shade to avoid mud stains.

Gone are the days when you wore bulky raincoats and carried dull umbrellas. This monsoon amaze everyone with your style statement.