Mainstream fashion trends have always been a reflection of the social norms, transforming ideologies, and defining moments of the eras. From the casual worker uniforms of the 40s to the skirts and dresses of the Hollywood ’50s, and the bell-bottoms flowy clothes of the disco 60-70s, fashion has always been a distillation of their particular eras.
The Cinderella story is proof that all it takes is the right pair of shoes to change your life. If not life but sure helps in bringing your entire look together. No matter how fancy your outfit and accessories may be, the entire look isn’t complete until you grab the right pair of shoes to complement it. Shoes bind everything together, helping you make an unforgettable style statement.
The famous Lal-paar saree is something I have wanted for a very long time.
Ever wondered if your bras are getting all the care they needed? I spend a fortune on buying good-fit bras, then why ignore taking care of them. It’s important to increase the longevity of your bras’ life.
For the ultra modern brides-to-be.
Finding the right trendy mangalsutra is as important as finding the right life partner, there you go, I said it!
The new age Bahuranis have it going, trying to strike a balance between age old traditions and keeping up with the times. It’s been a year since my marriage, and to this day My choice of Mangalsutra, the auspicious thread for the Hindu married women, has by far been the best.
Thousands of years ago, in the far-east, worshippers of the five elements of nature lived in a valley. It was a land which was lush green and surrounded by five rivers! In other words, this was the earliest known civilisation on the face of the earth, the Indus Valley civilisation. The Ancient Vedas mention them. Passed down from generation to generation orally, the Vedas were scriptures with no written texts! Therefore, we can say that they were the primogenitors responsible for the Indian Saree coming into existence.
I am a hoarder for ethnic wear. Whenever I go shopping, desi wear is always
on my list. And, even if it’s not, it somehow ends up in my shopping bag. Of
all the brands, I have always been a big fan of Biba.
We earthizens have collectively done more harm than good to our planet in the last 100 years. But the good news is that a lot of people from around the world have become environmentally conscious. They are taking the initiative to undo the harm caused. Sustainability is the need of the hour! And so, I present my sustainable fashion collection.
Yellow is the colour of smiles. Yellow is the colour of sunshine. Yellow is the colour of happiness. Whenever I feel gloomy, I put on a yellow dress or a top and trust me, it’s an instant mood lifter. This eventually became a habit and I fell in love with this colour.
For the many college-going peeps in India, street food and chappals were a patent . We all loved our Kurtis, harrom pants and the Kolhapuri chappals. Kolhapuri chappals are that piece of art which is now an endearing piece of history with aesthetic craftsmenship.