Season's finest greetings to all my readers across the globe :)
Here in the Indian sub-continent, the festivities begin with the advent of October and only end after ushering in the New Year. So yeah, simply put, its 3 months of absolute, unadulterated fun and festive cheer. Now who wouldn't like that? :)
For this slightly nippy occasion of Diwali where all you see as far as your sight takes you are lights and gleam, I chose to wear an outfit in the combination of Golden and Fuchsia. I broke the rules this time and absolutely refused to wear a full-length Anarkali. Yes, I know that is probably the most sought after style of kurtis today but after having succumbed to different versions of the same in the past, this time I put my foot down.
Maybe you should take a look yourself to decide ;)
This ensemble breaks a lot of rules. Silver embellishments on a golden jamawar, golden bangles teamed up with silver ones but if you know how to do it, you can definitely pull a dull gold and a silver together.
Share your Diva-li rants with me, fashionistas <3
XOXO
Here in the Indian sub-continent, the festivities begin with the advent of October and only end after ushering in the New Year. So yeah, simply put, its 3 months of absolute, unadulterated fun and festive cheer. Now who wouldn't like that? :)
For this slightly nippy occasion of Diwali where all you see as far as your sight takes you are lights and gleam, I chose to wear an outfit in the combination of Golden and Fuchsia. I broke the rules this time and absolutely refused to wear a full-length Anarkali. Yes, I know that is probably the most sought after style of kurtis today but after having succumbed to different versions of the same in the past, this time I put my foot down.
Maybe you should take a look yourself to decide ;)
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| My attempt at a Rangoli, like every year! :) |
Share your Diva-li rants with me, fashionistas <3
XOXO
Simply gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThe golden fuchsia combination looks perfect on you and this festive season:-)
P.S: you look adorable in picture 4!
such a pretty kurta that is!
ReplyDeleteI made rangoli too. Will be putting pictures
check them out later :)
Tanya
xoxo
love the kurti..!
ReplyDeleteLoved the 4th picture,you look adorable haha!
ReplyDeletei like how you do your own thing..me too :)
ReplyDeletelove this - you look beautiful btw <3
ReplyDeleteway to go gal!!!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a beautiful dress:) I'm so glad I found your blog! XO
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i love how you're breaking the rules and still looking fantastic!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much ladies! XX :)
ReplyDeleteI'm tired of seeing all those lengths on everyone.....thank God you said no to an anarkali & went for this beautiful kurta. :)
ReplyDeleteYou've mastered the gold & silver combination, I must say! Hope you had a lovely Diwali!! <3
Beautiful outfit...and that orchid is making ur look pop !
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