Transparent raincoats proved popular on the Spring 2019 runways.

15 Raincoats for When You Want to Stay Dry AND Stylish

March 26, 2020

We’ve spent so many months focusing on furry, fluffy and puffy coats that you’re probably maxed out on outerwear. But spring presents another opportunity to express ourselves as our outfits still need a little protection from the elements. Lucky for us, raincoats are suddenly fashun. Fashion houses like Fendi, Sies Marjan and Kate Spade New York sent colorful transparent versions down the runway for Spring 2019. And for Spring 2020, labels like Coach 1941, Wanda Nylon, ALEXACHUNG, Ganni and Proenza Schouler are offering super stylish raincoats that’ll keep you dry this season and for years to come. Whether you favor colorblocked, windbreaker-esque or even leopard print, you can keep dry while looking cool this spring. Here are 15 raincoats for fashion folk that you’ll still want to sport on sunny days.

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Stylish Raincoats Spring 2020 Update

Zara

Reflective Effect Print Raincoat, $69.90 at Zara
ALEXACHUNG

Belted Coated Cotton-Blend Hooded Raincoat, $279 at The Outnet
Hunter

Original Lightweight Rubberized Waterproof Parka in Pool Petal Pink, $156 at Hunter
Apparis

Laily Sand Vegan Leather Trench Coat, $675 at Apparis
Proenza Schouler White Label

Striped Pattern Belt Raincoat, $625 at Farfetch
Wanda Nylon

Tie-Waist Coated-Tartan Trench Coat, $280 at Matches Fashion
Topshop

Khaki Rain Mac, $75 at Topshop
Coach 1941

Horse and Carriage Raincoat, $595 at Shopbop
Ganni

Thermoshell Jacket, $325 at Ganni
Templa

Cropped Bio-Shell Hooded Anorak, $317 at Matches Fashion
Walk of Shame

Glossy Long Raincoat, $459 at Farfetch
Rains

Transparent Belted Jacket, $140 at ASOS
Polo Ralph Lauren

Polo Sport Zip-Front Rain Jacket, $398 at Urban Outfitters
Undercover

Star Button Raincoat, $450 at Farfetch
Zara

Water Repellent Jacket, $49.90 at Zara

As passionate about feminism as she is about fashion, Morgan C. Schimminger spends much of her time writing and editing pieces on everything from celebrity style to the fight to keep funding for Planned Parenthood. She earned her bachelor’s degree in English from the University of California at Berkeley and a master’s degree in publishing from Rosemont College. Morgan has contributed to a variety of publications, including StyleBakery, Uptown, metro.pop and Sister 2 Sister. Every week for theFashionSpot, she profiles the Top 10 Best Dressed Celebs and provides a daily dose of stylish stars via Look of the Day.