Blossom up your day with Qasics

Hello lovelies, 
                    How have you all been? I have been good and by far have been really happy with 2017. I saw a lot of posts cribbing about how 2016 was a pathetic year and so on but for me it was one of the best years. I started up with my own blog, met a lot of new people etc. so I really don't have anything to crib about it but Yes! I did have downs too, lost contact with people who were close to me but then its all part of life. All this has been going on and will go on till the end. I really wanted to thank each one of you who have encouraged me in becoming a blogger and carrying on with this and to everyone who take out time to read my posts, like them, comment and who give their genuine views. I wouldn't have sustained till now if I didn't have you guys so BIG THANKYOU TO ALL OF YOU!
 Well! coming back to my post, I know I haven't really posted any Indian outfit in a long time so I made this western outfit into an Indian one with really minimal efforts. I received this lovely Maxi from QASICS clothing I totally loved the attire its so summerish and at the same time has such colours which will cool you up in the scorching heat in summers.
                I made this an indo-western outfit by just adding few bangles and silver earrings. Believe me or not, one bindi can totally change your look and make your outfit look Indian so for me bindi is a must to carry on any Indian attire. I carried this tan bag from Fabindia with this outfit in which you can literally put anything and everything since the bag is too spacious. 
You can surely wear it as a western outfit too by wearing it with some junk jewellery or some hat to make it a beach outfit along with a sling bag and a pair of gladiator sandals. 
            This maxi dress is so comfortable that if given a chance to wear one outfit my whole summers I can totally choose this blindly. I totally love it how it has buttons and collar which adds to a little formal nature to it as in you can wear it as your formal indian too. This dress totally succeeds as a western as well as an indian attire. 

I hope you liked this look. Looking forward to your views and suggestions and don't forget to check their collection at QASICS clothing.

Until next time,
Lots of love.

PHOTOGRAPHY CREDITS: Likhit Kumar

White on White

Hello guys,
                   I hope you all are doing well. I am so sorry that I haven't posted any fashion post for so long but it's never too late so here I am with today's look featuring DIWAAH handbags.
                   While Indian clothing is my favorite and it has come into prominence once again. Well, if you notice the trends in fashion industry, you'll realize that modern fashion has aped the styling and designing of the bygone eras, the period of royalty, when Maharajas and Ranis used to spend extravagantly on their clothing. Whatever the royals chose to go in for was reminiscent of splendor and luxury. The creative fashion designers of today are in a lookout for ethnic designs that take us close to our cultural roots and remind us of the glorious past.
                  I recently received a hand crafted clutch from Diwaah and on receiving it, I instantly thought that it would go very well with a white on white suit combination to add a pop of colour to it. White on white for me is my most favourite combination and for the kurta as well as my palazzo I thought why not choose a chikan embroidered one to remind you all about Lucknow's glorious past since it came into existence during the period when the Mughals ruled and consisted of styles inspired by foreigners. Chikan embroidery is done manually by the artisans. Since I belong to Lucknow I take immense pride in showcasing the artisan's talent be it the chickan work or the Handcrafted clutch.

I prefer keeping the look minimal so I wore the attire with colourful pom-pom earrings and avoided wearing any other accessory with it. The earrings itself are heavy that they are sufficient to complete the look. While I preferred carrying the outfit with a colourful dupatta which is mixture of Phulkari work from Punjab and Bandhes work from Rajasthan. 

 For my makeup, I applied a silver-bluish eye liner while a light stroke of Black kajal on my lower lid and a mixture of dark brown & maroon lipshade was applied.

I hope you guys liked my look while I would really appreciate if you guys would support & appreciate artisan's work by buying handmade products. For bags, clutches, purses etc you should totally visit Diwaah's Official site and buy some products from there. 

Until next time,

lots of love.

PHOTOGRAPHY DETAILS : Yusra Jabeen

OUTFIT DETAILS : 

Chikan Kurta & Palazzo- Beauty Chikan, Janpath, Lucknow

Dupatta- Mom's Closet

Kolhapuri- Street Style Store

Earrings- Sarojini market, Delhi