Safari inspired spangles..

Hi pretties !

As fresh as it looks... I am writing in my full spirits because Mr. Dreadful Monday is so not the same with lil raindrops racing on my windows . Good weather can change your mood and its not a myth by any chance. I am happily writing to you sitting at my aunt's very well decorated balcony where the naughty winds between the rains are excitingly playing with my hair. :)

AND now some business ! I am here with my next fashion report that is quite safari inspired. Safari fashion is really in and always been present in the fashion universe as more of.. what I would call a fashion- undercurrent . I researched more upon it as I quickly searched my closet for this fashion concept. And to my surprise I had a lot of beige and forest greens and ocean blues than I actually expected !

Check below and see how we do safari ---the spangle way ! ;)

I am sure you got the point of mixing a lil spangle with light beige safari colors by looking at these pictures... 

I think safari fashion is very stylish and not run of the mill at all. Whether you are going for an actual safari adventure or not, you can always use this fashion style as your own street style and use it whenever you want. My idea of mixing a spangled tank top with beige half waist coat is simply to make it more chic and not strictly safari because I used it for a casual day-out. 

So go different when you go out next and try other various safari inspired fashion on yourself. Here are some ideas to swear by ! 

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marieclaire.com



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Keep in touch and inspired !

xoxo

Black Vs. White...

Hi Everyone !

How are you doing?

Hope you had a great weekend and all ready to say A BIG hello to Mr. Dreadful Monday once again. I am here with my next fashion report on the monochromatic colors and how it is flooding the fashion industry !

Over the weekend I did become the noncom of this popular fashion trend and extremely excited to share it with you.. ! scroll down and see how ;) 

Sometimes it’s good to see things in black and white !

The Monochrome Fashion Concept is a like the Rock of Gibralter – no matter how many fashion trends change, it is fixed in the fashion world. The best thing about black and white is that it is never out of fashion. Though involving just two colours it offers an ilk of many patterns like stripes, spots, dots and checks. My favourite way to wear monochrome outfits is to block or break the colours with a pinch of another bright colour like neon. Use a statement necklace or pair of shoes or just a bag for giving instant boost to your outfit. Monochrome is never out fashion and has been recently dominating the runways for Spring and Summer collection 2013 of Marc Jacob’s and Louis Vuitton etc.

Block your black and whites with another dark color to give a twist to your outfit ;) !

That's all for today's report.
HAPPY MONOCHROMING everyone !! :)
xoxo

de flores..

“Let us dance in the sun, wearing wild flowers in our hair...” 

― Susan Polis Schutz

Hi everyone ! 

How's it going??

It's great start to my week because I am simply so engrossed in a lot of new stuff. Yes! That shall be revealed to you soon :) My post tittle , as you may see is Spanish and clearly depicting my new obsession for it. How I am loving to learn this language !

So..keeping that aside let's say a biiig hello to Mr. Dreadful Monday ! I personally don't like him just like most of us so I did try to wake up till late and prepare this- wheeee ! refreshing post for all you pretty women. My present fashion report deals with FLORAL prints as you might have seen before in my blog and as I mentioned before as well that you can't even count on fingers the number of ways you could use this print to your benefit. Scroll down and see how we use floral prints , yet again , but differently :) 

I used my floral loose pants that are very bright and caught my eye the moment I saw them. It has very elegant -vintage like pink flowers so I matched a bright pink chiffon blouse with it. I matched the shoes with the shade of my pants so as to not go over- board with the colors. Such outfits are great for Sunday lunches and casual day outs. I love florals to the core and would emphasize more to use them as a great style statement. This summer , these pants are EVERYWHERE. It's even better if you have the knack of finding an unusual floral - vintage print and use it to make your outfit look happy ! 

That's all for today. Have a great great week ahead :*

xoxo

China Town..

Hi everyone ! 

Hope you all are having a great week !

I am here today with my next fashion report based strictly on CHINA fashion.

I personally think people from China have the best fashion sense ever . But let's today divert this old truth and explore the traditional side of this vast country . 

The traditional clothing from China has dominated a number of runways of big fashion designers . This fashion is something which is not very common when it comes to its ground use as a street style, especially in India. Thus , I am here to show you how a traditional Chinese outfit can be carried out the Indian way ! Scroll down and see how ;) 

I am wearing a traditional Chinese Cheongsam top that is red in color and to suit my style I am wearing them with fitted black high- waisted formal shorts with heels. The top is itself a statement- maker so to make it subtle I have used a plain single color to help it stand out. There are a lot of Chinese accessories that you can use to boost up your simple outfit.   

I couldn't wait to share these amazing colors of other traditional outfits that I just happened to see . Chinese embroidered shoes, dragon earrings and my favorite Chinese printed fans are a few things you can't afford to miss in your closet .

So go ahead fetch for your own China-inspired outfit and think out of the box to use it as your very own street style . That's all of today . Waiting to see me soon? So am I ;) 

See you around my fashion saints. 

xoxo  

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