Do you have Wellington boots and you don’t know very well what to wear them with? Don’t worry; you’re not the only one! It seems that this type of footwear since you only wear it on rainy days, loses its most chic side. But let us tell you something: none of that! To help you create stylish looks in the rain, we bring you some ideas to combine Wellington boots with which you will see that they can give as much or more play than your favorite heels. You will want to start raining!
Ideal outfits to show off your favorite rain boots
Wellington boots are that footwear that is always in our shoe cabinet but that we only wear when necessary, that is, when it rains or the sky is super cloudy. Good, but that does not mean that you can wear them with anything you have in your closet or that you stop making the most of them because it is a day without sun. Wellington boots can be just as playful as your most stylish shoes, don’t you think so? Look…
Rain boots + leggings = a winning combination
How many times have you put on your willies with leggings? Surely more than one and more than two. No wonder, it is an ultra-practical look, extremely comfortable, and never goes out of style. But since you are similar to us in this of wanting to turn the page on the usual outfits, let’s see what else we can do with ordinary leggings and Wellington boots.
- With a long shirt: We already know that leggings can be worn with short garments such as T-shirts or blouses, but the truth is that they are much more attractive if you wear them with something long, for example, a white shirt. Then add Wellingtons in black, a simple camel, or a beige sweater and you end up with a coat or jacket. Voilà, you already have a more than perfect look to go to the office any day of the week when the rain is going to make an appearance.
- With a mini skirt: We love the look made up of high-top seaweed boots, leggings, and a black mini skirt, a sweater or a short shirt, and something more or less elegant depending on the occasion: blazer, or leather jacket… Why? Is it a super easy look to achieve? Well, it also remains the most result.
- If you want to go a little further and the occasion looks festive, we already know that you don’t feel like changing your plan to go for a drink because the afternoon is cloudy, nothing like wearing semi-transparent leggings, a striking polka dot blouse without going any further, and your usual willies. Don’t forget to take your raincoat!
Rain boots + jeans = look to wear everywhere
If the look of willies and leggings is the winner, this will be the ideal one to take everywhere, and by this we mean to work, to dinner with friends, to go shopping… Of course, we are talking about the tandem inseparable from willies and jeans, even better if they are fitted.
High willies and casual jeans: You can wear them with a shirt and a sweater or you can opt for something more modern like a bright yellow flowered blouse. Add the coat that inspires you the most and you’ll be ready to walk out the door.
If you need an office look and it’s not Friday, we advise you to wear medium-waited dark jeans and low-cut willies and add a white shirt and a navy blue blazer. The upper part (elegant) complements perfectly with the lower part (casual and urban).
And if your willies are vibrant red…
- The high black willies are the ones that we usually have all in our shoe cabinet, right? However, surely the idea that these classic boots have a modern partner has crossed your mind. Yes, you are right; we are talking about the red wellies. They seem like an impossible mission but the truth is that they are very cool as well as super combinable, for example…
- Red boots with styling made up of black garments: Choose the ones you like the most: jeans, leggings, stockings, jersey, silk blouse… But all of them go in black, what can you do to break the all-black outfit?? Well, what do you already know, wear high (or low) boots in Ferrari red. What are you already imagining wearing this outfit?
- Red Wellington boots with mini skirt: This is another look that no one will be able to take their eyes off, but if you don’t want to be daring, both the top and the accessories go in neutral tones and soft textures.
Wellington boots with skirts and dresses
Most of the dresses and skirts that you have in your closet, except for the most elegant ones or those that require other specific footwear, are also likely to be worn with Wellington boots. Just remember that you must balance colors, fabrics, and shapes; It is not worth wearing the lemon yellow wellies that you like so much with a rhombus dress, you have already understood what we mean, right?
If you want to bet on this look for rainy summer days, which there are also, just remember that what will fit you best, whatever the dress it is to choose mid-calf boots. High wellies are better left for the winter, don’t you think?
Can I wear them are shorts?
Yes, of course, especially if you’re going to a music festival where it’s hot as soon as it’s pouring rain. In this case, you can put on the wellies and shorts without any stockings, for the rest of the occasions, choose leggings or stockings depending on the part on top, for example, medium cane wellies, black denim shorts and leggings in the same color, bluish shirt and sweater a darker color tone.
Garments with which you should never wear Wellington boots
- Skirts and dresses, leggings, jeans, sweaters… Is there anything I can’t wear wellies with? Yes, it is about these garments in particular.
- Unless your wellies are low, black, and patent leather, which means they barely look like wellies at all, avoid wearing them with dressed-up items like tulle skirts and silk dresses.
- Nothing to wear with pieces of glitter or sequins, not even if you have seen your favorite celebrities do it.
- Don’t wear wellies with thin socks either, or without them, they should always be combined with a somewhat thick garment.
- And lastly… Don’t wear Wellington boots when it’s sunny, it’s worth it that they are very pretty and they fit very well, especially now that you know everything you can do with them, but they are still footwear for rainy days.