Back in college, I thought sarees were too much of a hassle and hated wearing them. But then it was time for the most important day of a girl’s life, before she gets the taste of the real world… FAREWELL!
How did I Start Blogging & Some Tips for You to Start Your Own!
We all are busy seeing Sonam Ki Shaadi /Met Gala / Cannes, today Neha Dhupia got married and what not right, in the last one week? All of us are condemning and praising sitting at home. Damn people, did I say it’s wrong? Nope, not at all! It’s absolute fun to sit back and analyse whose and what style I like! I know, I seem to be judgmental but come on, who is not?
Self analysis on how I look! – Ft. Frida Kahlo
I think it’s been really long since I went off-the-wall and wrote something!
As an artist – or maybe you can call me a creative individual, I like doing wacky stuff, and for me art or any form of it is expressing yourself. I know a lot of people who just write about simple things, and even I can just wear a Zara top and H&M pant and then say I have styled it in a different manner! I’m gonna show you I emulate the iconic look of Frida Kahlo.
Not waxed? Comfy, Classy Ethnic Wear to the rescue – Part 2
For some reason if you guys do decide to read my blog if All of you might be know that I’m not a person who likes pastels at all, even though people say it looks great on me but I feel that, it makes me look dark and dull. You know why I have that conception in mind?
Sabhyata – True Definition of Tradition & Urbanity
As girls, we would see our brothers and their guy friends play on the roads. But yes even I used to join them and play cricket and hide & seek on the streets. It’s totally okay not to learn how to cook when you are in 3rd standard. As women, it’s totally okay to wear shorts and play basketball and dream of becoming sportswomen later in life. When I was a young girl, traditions never restricted me. For me anything that my brother could do meant I could do too.