Rain? Check! 30 Waterproof Pieces to Keep You Chic and Dry
You've heard the rhyme: April showers bring May flowers—and we (unfortunately) have to trudge through the former to get to the latter. With all the chic rainwear out there, though, there's no reason to totally hate the wet weather. In fact, we've found some rain-ready pieces you can use even when the sun is shining bright. Shop our picks now!
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Courtesy of Designer2/30Tall Rain Boots
Perhaps the most traditional wet-weather accessory of the bunch, the knee-high rain boot is best for full-coverage protection. So go ahead—walk right through that puddle everyone else is avoiding!
Knee-high rain boots, $195, barneys.com
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Courtesy of Designer5/30Tall Rain Boots
Givenchy Eva chain rubber rain boots, $453, matchesfashion.com
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Courtesy of Designer6/30Rubber Ankle Boots
They won't keep your legs as dry as their taller counterpart, but they will take you through an entire day, inside and out, without feeling like you have to change. From the Chelsea boot to the hightop sneaker, they're as chic as ever.
Tally rain boots, $59, ralphlauren.com
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Courtesy of Designer9/30Rubber Ankle Boots
Karl Lagerfeld rubber biker rain boots, $230, theoutnet.com
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Courtesy of Designer10/30Rubber Ankle Boots
Burberry glossed-rubber rain boots, $375, net-a-porter.com
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Courtesy of Designer11/30A Raincoat
Whether you're a classic trench gal or colorful poncho chick, protecting your outfit with a water-repellant or waterproof coat is key. After all, there's nothing worse than getting caught in the rain and having to sit through the rest of the day in the office, soaking wet.
Midlength trench, $575, coach.com
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16/30An Umbrella
It's great to have all the wearable gear, but for those torrential storms, you're going to need an umbrella. Big enough to tote around like a tall, elegant walking-stick umbrella or small enough to fold up to fit in your Mary Poppins bag—don't be caught without one.
Hudson's Bay Company walking-stick umbrella, $35, lordandtaylor.com
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Courtesy of Designer19/30An Umbrella
Fulton Kensington Vanilla Ice stick umbrella, $40, ellaumbrella.com
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Courtesy of Designer21/30Rubber Sandals
Sandal weather is on the horizon—that is, if it hasn't already reached you. Reach for a pair that will hold up in a downpour; there are so many out there, and they are so much chicer than the jellies of your childhood!
Leather ankle-strap flat jelly sandals, $125, toryburch.com
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Courtesy of Designer24/30Rubber Sandals
Versus black rubber medallion gladiator sandals, $180, ssense.com
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Courtesy of Designer25/30Rubber Sandals
Ancient Greek Sandals Ikaria rubber wing sandals, $125, net-a-porter.com
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Courtesy of Designer26/30Waterproof Tote
You've spent a lot of time—and maybe a lot of money—picking out a bag you love. Why ruin it in the rain? On wet days, choose a tote in coated canvas or plastic to protect everything you're carrying. Try to find one large enough to fit your everyday leather bag inside so you can pull it out if the sun starts shining later in the day.
Marc by Marc Jacobs Metropolitote Jerrie Rose tote, $278, shopbop.com
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Courtesy of Designer30/30Waterproof Tote
What Goes Around Comes Around Vintage Chanel train-print tote, price upon request, shopbop.com
