Rainy Days call for Fashion FUN!

IMAGE: If you'd like to embrace denims in the monsoon, opt for a sleeveless jumpsuit like Adah Sharma.
She layered it with a denim jacket and styled the look with a stunning choker.
Photograph: Kind courtesy Adah Sharma/Instagram

IMAGE: It's not yet time to say goodbye to your floral cropped tops and short skirts.
These dreamy separates will go perfectly well in the monsoon.
Don't forget to round off the look with flip-flops and a see-through windcheater.
Photograph: Kind courtesy Vidya Malavade/Instagram

IMAGE: The monsoon look is all about being laid-back and comfortable.
Take a cue from Shanaya Kapoor on how to rock brown causal separates and still look like a diva.
Her T-shirt and pants are the perfect combination of cute and comfy.
Photograph: Kind courtesy Shanaya Kapoor/Instagram

IMAGE: Tara Sutaria's white-and-brown polka dotted separates are just too cute to pass up.
Styling the cropped top and mini skirt with a matching handbag, she completed the look with a black mask.
Photograph: Pradeep Bandekar

IMAGE: Natasa Stankovic's black cutout separates deserve to be worn and shown off all year long.
It will make you feel your best and up the style quotient on a dull, gloomy day.
Photograph: Kind courtesy Natasa Stankovic/Instagram

IMAGE: There's no fashion rulebook that says a black tulle skirt is meant only for summer.
When put together with a plain black T-shirt, it makes for an undeniably gorgeous combination.
'Moody weather, moody moods,' Mithila Palkar captioned the pic.
Photograph: Kind courtesy Mithila Palkar/Instagram

IMAGE: Rainy days call for some fun and Huma Qureshi's pink separates meet the brief beautifully.
A head-turner, they make for a particularly stylish fashion choice.
'Think pink,' says Huma as she shares this pic.
Photograph: Kind courtesy Huma Qureshi/Instagram

IMAGE: Nia Sharma gave us major style goals in this fun and flirty dress which featured a deep neck and a high-slit.
It is the look for those who want to add some colour to their closet.
Photograph: Kind courtesy Nia Sharma/Instagram