Splashin' fashion: whether the point is to get all wet or to stay dry, these items are ready for action

Precipitation, perspiration, inspiration

When you're working out in the elements, water is everywhere. Here, outfits that let it roll right off your back.

Patagonia's stylin' Vitali-tee dries in a flash, $46.

Carushka microshorts are made from DriQuiK--need we say more? $28. Teva Pretty Rugged Nylon sandal will keep you steady on land or sea, $65. Oil skin hat by Sage, $25. Camelbak hydration system, $40.

Swim, surf, dive, gear for the hydrocharged.

WaterGirl's Rashguard made from Ocean Motion, a fabric that rides the waves without riding up. $50. Bikini bottom by BodyGlove.

Get the picture with the Olympus Stylus digital underwater case, a wetsuit for your camera, $200. Eyes wide open, Speedo Hydrospex Polarized Lens goggles, $26. Function meets fashion with the Speedo Super Proback Swimsuit, $56.

Keeps on wicking, keeps on ticking. Columbia's Omni-Tech coating outsmarts moisture--sweat escapes, rain's locked out. Mountain Path Parka, $100. The Timex Sports Priority Watch is water resistant up to 100 meters, $25.

Don't let the weather put a damper on your run.

For the ultimate in moisture control and breathability, the Adidas BC ClimaLite Mesh-lined Pant works out well, $34. Champion Seamless Sports Bra made from double dry fabric offers maximum support and superior wicking, $32. Shoes by Asics, jacket by Columbia.

Photography by Kelly Kirlin

Styled by Amy Goldhammer & Margo Rombough

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