As the saying goes: There's no bad weather, just bad clothing.
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Nikki is out this week celebrating her much-anticipated wedding. This week's edition of Self Checkout is a rerun of one of Nikki's first (and most popular) sends, 3 Outfit Formulas That Will Carry You Through Any Season.
Friends! With close to 20 years in the fashion industry, I’ve not only seen it all—but also know how to parse through the endless sea of stuff. What’s worth buying? What’s not? In Self Checkout, you’ll find my highly specific recommendations with a few picks from my most knowledgeable, stylish friends.
It’s felt like an especially rainy past few months in New York City, but what’s the saying, again? There’s no bad weather, just bad clothing. In this case, “bad clothing” for me means anything that is too precious, complicated, or not at all equipped to handle the elements.
—Nikki Ogunnaike, Marie Claire Editor-in-Chief
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I’ve come to terms with the fact that I am not a traditional trench coat kind of gal. I used to dream of throwing on the heritage Burberry coat and teaming it with Hunter wellies (which is admittedly a very cute look), but a few years ago I realized an oversize option is actually my speed. There’s room for shirt sandwiching or layering a blazer underneath, if the weather calls for it.
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I wore a version of this outfit just this past week to take a few meetings in the office, record a podcast, have cocktails with a friend, and attend a work dinner. In short, a packed day full of running around in pouring, sideways wind and rain. A cropped pant was the key to this look; it’s insurance that hems stay dry. I layered a white t-shirt under the button-down and finished things off with a silk scarf—but the main ingredients made for an easy, solid work outfit.
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It rained off and on for the entire seven days I spent at Paris Fashion Week this past February. While I was beyond annoyed, this formula left me at ease (at least with my look), feeling formal enough but not overdressed.
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As I mentioned last week, your body is your car in New York City, and I hate being bogged down by a large coat when I have to run around town. It’s cumbersome and leads to overheating, which is the absolute worst. This is when light layers and waterproof sneakers come in handy.
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