V A is a long standing and recognised digital creative; her voice resonates with many. In the last ten years, the site has developed into an online destination for fashion, beauty and lifestyle advice. Her sense of style, editorial flair and practical counsel offers an inspired and graceful approach to living.

V A is a long standing and recognised digital creative; her voice resonates with many. In the last ten years, the site has developed into an online destination for fashion, beauty and lifestyle advice. Her sense of style, editorial flair and practical counsel offers an inspired and graceful approach to living.

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Jun 23, 2019

Rain Coat for a Rain Check?

I’ve Been Saving These for a Rainy Day.

Considering the ever-changing weather and unexpected downfalls, we need to be prepared for rainy days.


Lately, there has been a lot of dashing undercover, saying goodbye to smooth hair and looking for the perfect raincoat.


When it comes to the warmer months, it’s an endless struggle to strike the balance. A lightweight coat which will still offer protection from the downpour is a major plus.


These really do the job.


The Rain Coats

This one, from Pendleton, works with everything and because of its transparency, the ensemble underneath doesn’t get forgotten. 


This style by Proenza Schouler is a fabulous statement and its length offers maximum protection.

Wear it with everything because black and white means just that.


Equal parts New York style and Scandinavian charm, this waterproof raincoat by Marc Jacobs is a pastel dream. 


This lemon sherbet-hued rain coat from Halogen is affordable and adorable. 



When rainy days strike, there is no excuse to be caught out.




Save These For a Rainy Day

halogen transparent jacket  ||  pendleton manzanita jacket  ||  proenza schouler longline rain coat  ||  marc jacobs hooded jacket


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image, yulia gorbachenko for vogue portugal june 2018

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