We were promised flowers. We were lied to. April has come and gone, and it’s still raining. Luckily, we were able to distract ourselves with these cute umbrellas—one is printed like a daisy! We’ve included some lower price options, so you don’t have to feel bad if you lose yours. If You Need an Umbrella You Can Feel OK About Forgetting in a Cab From left: Raindrops Keep Falling Umbrella (ModCloth; $29.99), Rainy-Day Umbrella in Tropical Coral (Madewell; $29.50), Blade Runner–Style LED Umbrella (ThinkGeek; $14.99) Our pick: The LED umbrella from ThinkGeek is awesome but best appreciated in the dark (or the looming shadows of a cyberpunk city). For an all-purpose umbrella, we like Madewell’s cheery coral one—it evokes a picnic blanket, even during storms. Find umbrellas on Goods. If You’re Ready to Settle Down With a Nice, Mid-Price Umbrella From left: Tibetan Armor Pattern Umbrella (The Metropolitan Museum of Art Store; $45), Daisy Flower Umbrella (Umbrella Heaven; $47.08), Pieni Unikko Auto Open & Close Umbrella (Marimekko; $69) Our pick: Though daisies are sunny and that Marimekko print is timeless, the Tibetan Armor Pattern umbrella is a droplet deterrent and a conversation starter. Its designs come from the shaffron (a piece of armor that protects a horse’s head) of a Tibetan horseman, most likely a commander of high rank, sometime between the 15th and 17th century. If You Want an Umbrella You Can Be Buried With From left: Zebra in Masai Red Umbrella (Scalamandre; $95), Black & Aqua Pinwheel Pagoda Umbrella (Bella Umbrella; $188), Resin Skull Short Umbrella (Alexander McQueen; $565) Our pick: If you have around $600 to drop on an umbrella, why not spring for an Alexander McQueen piece? Its skull handle lends it a subtle grinning gothic edge.