Everything you wanted to know about style
What would you expect when an Image consultant gets to execute the idea of a clientele of showcasing the entire style? Yes, it was a simple suggestion by my client to catalog my own dressing styles of every day to help the clients more and bang it hit the right spot.
Continue reading “#365days365outfits – Part 1”
Grooming for men, was such an alien topic a few years back. It was a concept which was restricted to men in the glamour industry. However, now times have changed, men grooming is not a taboo or a frowned upon topic among the new rise of the metrosexual male. So what changed? I remember as young adult watching stars like Amitabh Bachchan only promoting things or doing an advertisement for Ambuja cement. Then came the crop of Shahrukh Khan, he started with the face creams specially designed for men, the 7 signs of aging were not restricted to just women but men as well and now the young heartthrob cricketers like Virat Kohli to Ranvir Singh are promoting grooming products and you see any male from age group 15-45 and they have a range of products that they don’t shy away from. In fact the new crop of YouTubers like Vaibhav (Sherry shroffs husband), Jatin from the style doodler and other male bloggers dont shy away from trying new style garments to facemasks.
Can you imagine life in black and white? I for one cannot. Colour is such a powerful tool.
Colour can make you look vibrant or make you look dull.
Colour can leave a positive impression or an unpleasant one
Colour can lift up your spirit on dull days
Colour is an unspoken language.
Too much or Too little is up to you.
Hello, so I had a social event to attend and was racking my brains as to what to wear, was in no mood to create a glamourized look, at the same time it was a social gathering which requires me to be decently dressed in traditional outfit 🙂
Continue reading “Why I Love Maroon Trousers (And You Should, Too!)”
Gone are days when you had to wear the saree in traditional ways, sarees are redefining Indian essentials, it’s no longer used only for dancing atop the Swiss mountains or for socials fucntions 😉
Now back to my mantra “If you cant style your outfit in three different ways then don’t buy”. I know sarees are difficult on this mantra. In my earlier post on “Double up your formal top” and “Saree with top“, I have shared how we can double up our formal or casual tops with saree to colour block and give a unique look.
In Singapore & Mumbai, windy days are fun and we sort of look forward to it, some respite from the heat and humidity.
So styling for windy days is more like a wish list for styling. However this year we traveled to Austria and Switzerland and the weather was perfect amount of wind and cold, some bad days of rain 😦
In this post, I have kept in mind the regular easily available styles of layers like long jackets, ponchos, heavy cardigan. The fun is in colors and combinations.
Print on print simply put means combining two prints together.
Now although this is a big trend from past couple of years, it has always been existent from yesteryear of fashion days. Especially if you look at various Indian sarees, like Bandhani, Patola, Ikkat, print on print has been practiced as a pattern since ages.
