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Choose quick-drying fabrics -

In wet and humid weather, your clothes are going to get wet at some point, and you need to be prepared. Go for breezy fabrics that will dry quickly if you do get caught in the rain.

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Good options for breathable fabrics include cotton, linen, chambray, and jersey. Stay away from heavier materials, such as leather, heavy denim, and vinyl.

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Wear a transparent raincoat -

A simple way to make your outfit waterproof is to throw a raincoat over it. And a raincoat doesn’t have to ruin your outfit either, if you simply invest in a transparent one.

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A transparent raincoat is a simple and stylish way to ensure you stay dry, all while showing off your outfit and its personality to the rest of the world.

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Lightweight jacket and dress -

Dresses and skirts provide a level of freedom and comfort that pants just don’t. And we all know how important that can be on those hot and sticky days.

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Lightweight jacket and dress - If you do opt for a dress or skirt, make sure you protect yourself from the rain by pairing it with a lightweight jacket. To jazz things up, contrast patterns with plain fabrics.

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Trench coat and casual outfit -

A lightweight trench coat paired with your favorite casual outfit is a great way to create a sleek and comfortable look.

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Trench coat and casual outfit -

Simply choose an outfit that you are comfortable to go out and about in, and throw a trench coat over top to make sure you don’t get wet if the heavens open.

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Choose comfortable pants -

There is nothing worse than being stuck in uncomfortable pants on a hot day, let alone a hot and rainy day.

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Choose comfortable pants -

Make sure that you stay comfortable and cool by opting for pants made of lighter fabrics, such as linen. Breathable pant styles, such as hareem pants or culottes, are also good.

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Windbreaker and jeans -

To stay comfortable and casual, pair your favorite jeans with a breathable top and throw a windbreaker over top.

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Windbreaker and jeans -

For a more dynamic look, you could go for a colorful windbreaker, while for a more subtle look single tone windbreakers are best.

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Wear a trench dress -

A trench dress is a more unique option and a great idea if you are looking for a way to dress up, while staying cool and dry.

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You can either wear a trench dress on its own, or throw it over another outfit. Why not invest in one and play with it to see which you prefer best?

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Avoid floor length pants -

Floor length pants are generally a bad idea in wet weather, because they get wet and don’t dry again quickly.

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Avoid floor length pants - To avoid soggy and uncomfortable ankles, opt for pants that won’t trail on the floor. Slacks are a good option or, if it’s really hot, you could go for shorts.

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Invest in rain boots -

Of course, rain boots are the best when it comes to keeping your feet dry in wet weather. When it comes to buying some, don’t be afraid to spend.

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Invest in rain boots -

Cheap rain boots are likely to wear thin quickly and probably won’t be up to the job. Invest in a sturdy pair and throw them on when heading out the door into hot and wet weather.

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Wear a scarf over jewelry - People often forget to worry about how their jewelry is going to hold up in the rain. It is worth bearing in mind that water and sweat can lead to unnecessary tarnishing.

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To avoid this happening to your necklaces, consider wearing a lightweight scarf around your neck. Of course, this will add weight and therefore heat, so it may be a toss up!

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Wear a bucket hat -

The best thing about bucket hats is their versatility. They can be worn with just about anything, from dresses to a basic t-shirt and jeans combo.

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Adding a bucket hat to your outfit will keep your head dry during the rainy moments, and protected from the sun during the brighter times.

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Remember your umbrella -

This one perhaps goes without saying, but don’t forget your umbrella! Bubble umbrellas are best if you are expecting particularly wet and windy weather.

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Remember your umbrella -

In most instances, however, a compact, fold-down umbrella should suffice. It is also the more practical option as it can fit easily in a bag, or even a large pocket.

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Avoid expensive bags -

It is best to avoid using expensive accessories during hot and wet weather. In particular, it is a good idea to carry your possessions around in a cheaper bag.

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Avoid expensive bags - If you cannot live without your nice accessories, consider coating them in high-density transparent coating. This will help protect them from unwanted moisture.

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Invest in waterproof sneakers -

We spoke earlier about rain boots, and while these are a great option, they are not always practical. It is a good idea to have a strong pair of waterproof sneakers, too.

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Invest in waterproof sneakers - If you don’t already have a pair of sneakers that will withstand the rain, don’t be afraid to invest. Neutral colors are best; your shoes will go with just about any outfit.

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Avoid flimsy footwear -

Sturdy footwear is best if you are heading out in wet weather. Flimsier options such as flip-flops are liable to slip off or even break in such conditions.

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The golden rule is to choose something that you feel comfortable, cool, and steady walking around in.

Sources: (WikiHow)

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