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  Oversized Victorian Sleeves . Takes me back to the 19th century with the Victorian inspired sleeves. The oversized sleeve shape creates the illusion of a slimmer waist and adds an instant feminine touch to your ensemble. Opt for any soft spring hue or unleash your inner gothic princess revive in black or grey. It is also a great time to pull out your vintage ‘80s puff sleeve looks – it’s a style that keeps coming back!  Take out this trend to the next level to have old world charm.  Puff sleeves top provides an effortlessly comfortable yet Victorian charm keeping in trend. Either for formal or special occasion or any casual outfit. This style fits perfect for any semi formal wear, or coffee mornings or weekend formal look. This shoulder details adds, an extension of this season's ruffle detailing trend, featuring to take over this season 2020. Women fashion are increasingly turning as a new way to redefine “dress like a lady”. Through this soft princess-esque puff sleeve unites t

  Fusion Ethnic wear This post is dedicated to my followers who have recently requested me for styling fusion ethnic wear for there upcoming wedding events. Before I begin, I would like to wish beautiful brides all the best for your new start. Also, I would like to thank my all followers for appreciating my work and constantly loving me with their beautiful comments. This post is dedicated to all upcoming brides, sisters of brides, family friends of brides. Through this post I am showcasing beautiful ethnic fusion style 2020. You can style one of your outfit this way at your upcoming event. We all know ethnic fusion-wear can be confusing sometimes. I am here to decode it. When it comes to pants, shararas are the party pants of the traditional setup. It belongs to Mughal era especially in Lucknow, earlier in the Awadh era. But, what is sharara pants? In simple terms fitted from waist and flared at the hem. Flare depends upon you want it like a lehanga style or like a western palazzo sha

  Black wide leg Jumpsuit trend 2020 Jumpsuit trend is very catchy this entire season 2020. Jumpsuits are always a style statement. Let’s talk how you style this look, so part of pulling off this look is all about finding the right jumpsuit for you. When shopping for a jumpsuit consider these specific needs. Mostly this style is fitted on waist and lose on legs to flattering. The way, I am wearing black jumpsuit from Zara UK, tied a waist belt locally sourced on my Finland trip, just to add glam to my outfit with silver detailed high heel sandals from Dune London. I have accessorise, handmade silver cuff bangle to complete my strong feminine look. Adding a waist belt gives new dimension to the outfit and break the straight style of wearing jumpsuit.  For being fashion forward in my styles and looks, I would like to add these points while shopping for jumpsuit.  Points to be noted  👇 Tall women - select a wide-leg jumpsuit that finishes just above the ground. Petite women - choose a sl

  Breton Stripes Skirt A Breton striped has long been a summer staple 2020. Whether you are going for a slow sailboat ride or a quick motorboat cruise you can’t go wrong wearing traditional sailing flag colors. Nautical, black/white collection that is perfect for this! This nautical look is an eye catching trend without being overwhelming.  I am wearing high waisted Breton black and white stripe skirt Ice designs,sourced Australia paired with grey tube top Lechateau, sourced Canada, neck stole sourced, Accessorize, Dubai, UAE and Shoes Milano, Dubai, UAE. This beautiful attire inspired from France heritage. The perfect style womenswear spring summer 2020. Breton stripes are taking over fashion world.  My Breton stripes accentuate the curve of this narrowly contoured pencil skirt. So next you are going out on boating or cruise  🚢  . This ensemble is perfect for cruise party. These sharp, classic European cuts will never go out of fashion on-board or ashore. Follow me for more styles an

Lehanga with shirt blouse Lehanga is often called ghagra in north and western India. An ensemble comprise of long flared maxi skirt with blouse top. This style and trend has been inspired from Haryana culture. Women from this city have bring a lot of inspiration in Indian fashion trend following seasons. You must have seen a lot of this shirt and flared skirt style but I bring to you something more chic to revamp this style. Women of Haryana - a North Indian state has inspired me who continue to wear ghagra or Lehanga paired with shirt style collared blouse top. This style has inspired in me to give more style and fusion to this trend so in my today post I am coming up with occasion wear/ festive wear ensemble. I am wearing cream dotted Banarasi brocade flared skirt/ ghagra/ Lehanga with royal blue self knot shirt designed and developed at Sakshi Nigam studio. I have accessorise with pearl necklace sourced south India, my self owned silver hand made vintage bangle, Delhi, India and whi

Finally month has arrived after so much waiting... “festival season has begun. Though Indian festivals are all round the year but this month bring more spirit and enthusiasm among all of us to welcome our festivals. India is a land of festival, culture, beliefs, values and traditions. In my today blog, I will talk about treasures of ethnic clothing we all Indians have in our wardrobe. Though we are embraced with changing sensibility in fashion and style but as an Indian I have managed to keep my traditional roots and heritage in my style with a bit of fusion in my fashion and styling.  Indian ethnic wear offers a huge variety of clothing like Salwar kameez, Kurtis, Sari, Lehanga choli, sharara, Anarkali, Indo - western, fusion, many more. Today I will show you about salwar kameez trend.  I am wearing this red beautiful kameez from BIBA, sourced, India and perfect salwar from Khaadi,Dubai, UAE. I accessorised my Silver earrings jhumka jhumki, sourced, Delhi, India and mojari shoe, sourc