This Rakshabandhan, I gave my usual all out ethnic blow out a fashionable twist. You remember my last year's extravaganza, ya? Check it out here. Anyhow, so this year I decided to make the ethnic meet rocker chic. East meets West. My neon green kurti with bright pink borders with authentic Lucknowi chikankari meets my black tights with goth studs at the bottom. The silver tassled delicate earrings meet the studded black wrist wrap. Mental imagery deceiving you? Never mind, take a look. :)
Before that, did I mention that this post also has my take on the Rakhi Challenge, which was K's idea! So testing myself as a fashion blogger, I went ahead and used rakhis to decorate my loosely tied braid to complement this fusion look. The challenge was to use rakhis as an accessory but not on the wrists. What say? :)
Wearing: Green and pink kurti: Lucknow, black tights with goth studs: Australia(some store), Black and white peeptoes: Charles and Keith, deep wine colored clutch: Forever New, Stack of bracelets: All over and Studded wrist wrap: Fab Alley, Tasseled silver earrings: Taraash, Black dupatta with glitter work and bells at the bottom: Goldie's Nest (Delhi)
What say, lovelies?
XOXO
Before that, did I mention that this post also has my take on the Rakhi Challenge, which was K's idea! So testing myself as a fashion blogger, I went ahead and used rakhis to decorate my loosely tied braid to complement this fusion look. The challenge was to use rakhis as an accessory but not on the wrists. What say? :)
What say, lovelies?
XOXO
You look so cute here..loved ur east meets west :D
ReplyDeleteLoving the neon and the pink, lady. :)
ReplyDeleteAlso *thank you* for the mention!
I like your ethnic meets rocker chic look, especially with the studs on your leggings.
ReplyDeleteLove the way you've paired the chikankari kurta with the studded leggings & heels! Fab!! :)
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty look. I like the top
ReplyDelete~Sherine
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