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You don't have to be dressed head-to-toe in plastics. Several textures like Polyurethane (PU) or even Rayon are almost a 100 percent waterproof and dry easily, if they get wet. We found these pastel green shorts by Koovs functional and absolutely on-trend. Image courtesy: Koovs.com
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When you can't make the monsoons an excuse to turn up at work in shorts, these cropped trousers should make it to the top of your list. They keep all the puddles from dirtying your trousers and are still the appropriate length for office. Image courtesy: Mango
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Who says your rain boots have to be boring? Opt for pop colours like neon pinks, bright yellow and icy blues. These are absolute essentials to wade your way through heavy mucky waters and are super comfortable, too.
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Sonya Vajifdar's monsoon collection is an absolute must-check for this weather. Her line of quirky raincoats and monsoon wear is both, stylish and functional. Image courtesy: Sonya for Vemb
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Stay on-trend this monsoon with the season's most gorgeous prints. This Zara pencil skirt in floral print is perfectly stylish and can be worn with a basic white blouse. The length is ideal to keep your clothes from getting drenched and it looks great with rain boots, too. Image courtesy: Zara
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Choose from a range of quirky umbrellas that can be a great accessory to your rainy day ensemble. We love this maharaja and maharani printed number from India Circus. It's kitsch and is a great way to pull off some fusion (indo western) into your look. Image courtesy: India Circus
