Finally, it is that time of the year when God blesses us with natural showers. You never know when it starts pouring. It is bright and sunny and blink, the weather is dark and gloomy. It is the perfect vampirish weather.
Monsoon is the season to make fashion statements that are bold. This is a season when fashion takes an altogether new turn that can be termed as romantic and dreamy. Be it accessorising your apparel or trying that hairstyle, get ready to sport that livelier and cooler look.
THE COLOUR
Before you venture into selecting your outfit, make sure that you choose your outfit, make sure that you choose the right colour. You don’t want to wear dark hues and melt in the heat and definitely not the odd black or red. Lighter shades are the trendy colours. Mix and match to suit your fancy, as these shades generally go well with any other lighter ones. Try creamy white, light brown, mauve, or a tinge of blue.
Printed Pants Go well with Plain Tops
If you are a college-goer, bright hues are what you need. Match a white one with light pink pants or try a melange of lighter shades of all darker tones to look chic. Also try shades of corals, blues, hot pinks and golden sequins. Printed pants for women also go well with plain tops. Reversing the combination gives a more stylish look!
Have you not come across these colours in summer? If you are a regular in public transport travel, you will definitely bump into people who resonate with your sense of style. And then you would heave a sigh of relief, stating that you are not the one dressing differently from the rest. After all, who wants to boil to 40 degree Celsius!
Want to actually do something different? Are you the adventurous sort? Style your hair unique. The asymmetrical bob with the undercut on the right is hot and happening.
At office, it is imperative that you look confident in whatever you wear and so the right colour combination is the most necessary. Pastels, whites, lemon and beige will work just fine.
THE FABRIC
Comfort is the key, irrespective of the shade you wear. So, don something which will not make you sweat it out.
College-goers fret not. Try out apparel in pure cottons; gabardine, denim and crepe silk are some fabrics that can resist that splash of mud or water. These are very comfortable, especially when you have to commute in public transport. If you want to try or something different, try wearing rayon materials too, but avoid linen. When you peek inside an over-crowded metro at peak hours, already in the underground heat resonating with the one over, you will notice that most of the ladies share your sentiments in wearing the fabric which will not singe their skin.
At office, cotton materials work best. These give you a formal outlook, one ideal for the workplace. Also try rayon. Works just, it works just fine when you have meetings lined up all day. Must avoids includes synthetic materials lined up all day. Must avoids includes synthetic materials, which will make you feel like diving into the fire from the frying pan and humidity.
THE CUT
Now we have looked into the colour and material, but what to wear? Is it not a daily dilemma? Many-a-times we empty out our wardrobes but still don’t find that perfect combination in the rain. Printed leggings along with short kurtis or tunics also look good. Shorts, capris, dresses in eye-catching prints will work wonders.
For office-going women, long flowy kurtas or cotton churidars or leggings which are again available in all sizes and colours, are the quintessential attire. Straight pants or pants of lighter shades and of cotton material are also in fashion these days.
So, look absolutely stunning in this rainy season by following these few lucrative tips.
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