Tangerine

Durga Puja, one of the biggest festivals of the world and one of the most anticipated festivals of India

  is around the corner. This festival is one of the most bright and colourful festivals anyone can come across. To add on to all the excitement and fun, I collaborated with this amazing label, Vogue Lovin. They have the perfect collection for clothes, very appropriate for festivals. From bright colours to very subtle colours I love every inch of their collections.

                            

  

               

                                  

   

                                           

                                                 

                                            

                                               

                                                 

This saree is a bright orange saree with a silverish gold border. It kind of gives way to more jewellery options. The bright colour and the dressy border adds a glam quotient whereas the black and white printed half of the saree tones it down. The border is my favourite part with a bright orange and pink piping on either side.

I teamed this saree with big silver bell earrings 'jhumkas' and silver bangles. It looked perfect with my new ombré hair and neon pink lipstick.

Vogue Lovin is very trendy which makes me go back to it again and again. They're colourful sarees are especially my favourite. 

VogueLoving - is a platform for Indian Ethnic & Luxury Fashion based out of Mumbai. Specializing in Royal Ethnic collections in Anarkalis, Sarees, Lehengas and more. VogueLoving ships worldwide and is inviting Fashion & Accessories Designers to collaborate and promote their collections.

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Saree: Vogue Lovin

Earrings and Bangles: Fabindia

Photos by Asna Khan

 

          

Waltzing in White

We always talk about accessorising our dresses with interesting statement pieces to stand out from the crowd. Especially when it comes to all the solid colour dresses that we wear, most of the times we feel the need to jazz it up in some or the other way to get that extra edge over someone wearing the same dress across the room. We use a lot of different accessories like shoes,bags,jewellery and even our makeup.

I teamed my little white dress with a moss green indian scarf, otherwise called a 'dupatta or a churni'. 

The chiffon material makes the scarf very flowy and gives a whimsical look. I like how the wind works as an added advantage. yay! Since it was a very soft look, I didn't try too hard with my makeup. I wore minimal make up which had a pinkish tinge and nude wedges. The hero of my look is the scarf that I added as a part of the dress which compliments the soft lace dress and with a very perfect amount of colour.

Dress: ONLY

Scarf: BIBA

Wedges and Cocktail ring: ALDO

Photos by Gayatri Choudhury