Check Out the Top 4 Fashion Trends this Monsoon

The gloomy rainy days are finally here with unpredictable drizzles and downpours. True that potholes and puddled streets are nightmares for those sneakers, but you don’t really have to sacrifice your stylish shoes and outfits. It’s time to give your wardrobe a monsoon makeover!

Check out the 4 latest fashion trends of this season and get your favourite products easily with Bajaj Finserv EMI Card.

Top 4 products to buy:

1. Smart cotton dresses

During the monsoons, even though the sun isn’t shining, its heat along with the humidity is uncomfortable. Cotton is always a great option for such humid climates. As the material lets easy airflow, it allows your skin to breathe and hence, prevents the build-up of germs.

• Cotton doesn’t stick to your body when wet, and so, keeps you dry.

• In fact, it dries up quickly even if it’s wet.

• It creates a cooling effect.

So, get cute and smart cotton dresses, colourful kurtas, tops, shirts or even sarees from any of the partner stores of Bajaj Finserv. However, one suggestion is always to opt for the free-flowing cotton dresses.

1. Matching handbags and shoes

Stylish handbags with matching shoes – It’s an old style recreated and perfect for monsoons. However, make sure to select the right bag in this humid weather. Some dos and don’ts for you –

• Buy a water-proof bag to keep your essentials safe inside.

• Get a bag that enables easy maintenance.

• Don’t forget that umbrella – your any-time companion during monsoon. Accordingly, choose a bag which can fit your umbrella in an organised way.

• While you can always go for light colours, bright shades in handbags are better options during rains. Because you never know when a vehicle passing by would splash murky water making dirty spots on your bag. Brighter colours can hide those spots to some extent.

Once done, choose your shoes matching the colour.

1. Rain-proof bomber jackets

If you’re confused between a jacket and a raincoat, go for the stylish rain-proof bomber jackets. The garment is a perfect mix of function and fashion as you can protect yourself from both rain and cold. The product is available in various styles and an array of colours on the Bajaj Finserv EMI Card.

1. Waterproof sandals

Choice of the right shoes is always a hassle for most people during the rains. Therefore, waterproof sandals are an excellent choice. Sandals keep your feet dry, warm, and comfortable. However, make sure to choose slip-resistant footwear.

Try out any style, design, and colour to pair up with your attires without any fear of the water-clogged potholes.

So, these were the 4 fantastic fashion trends to try this monsoon. However, don’t fear to be innovative either with other garments and accessories.

Shop for anything with convenience:

You can now select from a wide range of clothes, shoes, accessories, and more from top destinations like Puma, Adidas, Biba, Pantaloons, Nike, Shoppers Stop, Max, and others on the Bajaj Finserv EMI Network.

One of the leading NBFCs, Bajaj Finserv has partnered with more than 9000 sellers across India. Use the Bajaj Finserv EMI Card when shopping for more than Rs. 3,000 and convert the cost into No Cost EMIs. You can also avail flexible repayment tenure ranging from 3 to 24 months. Walk into any of their partnered stores, buy your favourites, swipe your EMI Card and you’re done!

The financial organisation offers a pre-approved loan in the form of a Bajaj Finserv EMI Card for their customers. Pre-approved offers are also available on personal loan, home loan, business loan, EMI product financing, and a host of other financial products and services. It’s an easy, hassle-free, and time-saving process of availing funds. Furnish some of the necessary information required and check your pre-approved offers.

Hence, apply for an EMI Card to shop without any financial worry and walk in the rain with style!

Arwind Sharma is a financial advisor with an experience of more than 7 years. He has worked for topmost financial firms in India and has been a visiting faculty at many reputed institutes in India.