Surviving Monsoon in Style - Korea Times
By Lee Hyo-wonStaff Reporter
They say Korea has a fifth season, when the monsoon rain and tropical heat wave inundates the Peninsula. Weather forecasts say the monsoon will begin early, around mid-June and last a while.
For the fashion-sensitive, the wet season can mean limp hair, damp clothes ― a nightmare for silk ― and ruined shoes. But there are ways to work around the wet mess, with rain-friendly shoes, smart closet management and other general safety measures.
Shoe Predicament
A solid umbrella is sure to shield the rain from atop, but keeping your feet dry can be a pain.
Rubber rain boots are classic. Jimmy Choo, which boasts an international cult following for his killer stilettos, has fallen in love with the tough Hunter rain boots. The chunky rubber shoes take on an exotic flair with Choo's signature crocodile embossing and leopard-print
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