Top- Thrift// Jacket- Mango// Jeans- Forever 21//

Sunglasses- Karen Walker// Watch- Daniel Wellington// 

Shoes -Truffle Collection// Bag- Zara

When the weather is too hot to wear jackets but still windy to wear sleeveless, what do you do? Such dilemmas we have in our everyday life, I tell you! Answer to my previous question is, thin jackets FTW! One of the emerging trends this summer season which is kinda growing on me is the graphic tee. From celebrities to bloggers to people on the streets, everyone is sporting it these days. It's been around for some time now but honestly my personal favourite is the one with the witty and relatable quotes. Have you seen how luxury brands are turning this trend into being part of the new age millennial cult. For example the Dior feminist teeshirts have become such a big rage after Maria Grazia Chiuri took the bold step of coming with the 'We should all be feminists' tees on the ramp or the LV x Supreme collection with Supreme written in the big red block on white teeshirts. Well, like  I said, this trend is picking up fast.

I decided to go for a lighter, more personal quote that I felt reflected my personality well and teamed it up with blue bell bottoms. I experimented a little with print on print so tried a floral printed blazer on the graphic teeshirt which is a nice add on for this unpredictable weather.

Being the tourist I am in Milan, I obviously had my backpack and comfortable boots on. Most of the accessories were black and minimal like my super cool Daniel Wellington leather strap watch and sunglasses. Try this look and share your printed teeshirts with us!

Keep it stylish silly :)

Dress- Raiman// Necklaces & sunglasses- thrift// Ring- Amrapali//

Shoes- Truffle Collection// Bag- H&M

End of May and we are still in the spring feels. Hey, I'm definitely not complaining. Well! Milan has been good to me so far with no tanning, heat burns or the over sweating glands in play. In this perfect weather, I decided to wear the brightest dress I had in my closet and go all mix and match with it. In short there was some experimentation to come up with a fusion look. To be honest, I'm not a big fan of this category maybe because I've always been a person who believes in things being black or white. So for me it is either Indian wear or a pair of jeans and top or atleast that was the case until some time ago. As I'm growing older, I've started acknowledging the grey space if not completely believing in it so why not give this a try. 

Like I said, I wasn't too fond of fusion dressing earlier and many of you would have been facing the same dilemmas such as me. So don't start with something too complicated. Keep it restricted to things you know like maybe a kurta that can be worn as a dress or over trousers. In this post I'm wearing a buttoned up dress by designer Raiman and complemented the look with traditional Banjaran jewellery to give it an Indian twist. I've not done much to the face except put Exotic from the Nyx Lingerie collection on the lips and a mint green bindi.

Finished the look with straight hair, a satchel bag and Lennon glasses. I wore boots but you can also go for Punjabi juttis instead. Try this look and let us know how it looks :)

Dress- Koovs// Sunglasses- Versace// Watch- Esprit//

Shoes- Bronx// Bag- Louis Vuitton

If you're a hoarder and can't get rid of your old buys, then this post is for you. I keep buying and stacking my cupboard with new cool-er things but have a really hard time discarding my older purchases even if they don't fit me now in the hope that they might fit someday. But don't we all do that? *sigh! So I made a conscious decision to mix and match my old stuff with some new ones to come up with interesting outfits with a vintage vibe.

It's true, when confused choose black! I paired this black dress which I ordered from Koovs with all my classic favourites that have been lying around the house for a while now. Keeping it classic means not going over board with accessorising and styling your look. The trick is to wear a solid colour, preferably a dark shade and keep it really basic yet stylish. This A-line dress is perfect for a lunch outing or even for a work meeting. It's my non fussy-go to dress which I absolutely love.

I simply teamed it up with a really old Esprit floral mother of pearl watch and a pair of 20 years old Versace sunnies. I'm sure we all have a lot such old things we bought when we were in school or maybe go through your mother's old must haves and you'd definitely hit gold!

I finished the ensemble with a sleek look with straightened hair and oxblood Louis Vuitton bag and Bronx shoes. Try creating outfits from your existing wardrobe just like this and do share your vintage looks with us.

Pictures: Hariti Chhatwal

Lahenga- Rimple & Harpreet Narula// Nose ring- Amrapali//

Festivities and lights are the flavour of the month. With many of us still nostalgic from all the 'shor sharaba' which the Diwali season brought in, it's now time to prep for this year's shaadi season. Wedding is one of the biggest festivals in the Indian community. Ever heard of the big fat Indian wedding? It's true! We Indians like to celebrate the happy day with full masti and swag. The wedding celebrations usually last 4-5 days. Its starts from Cocktail/Sangeet, then comes the Mehendi followed by the main Shaadi function.

With so many functions comes the stress of finding those perfect outfits. Every occasion has a special meaning attached to it and if you're a girl reading this, you've gone through the hassle of finding a good Indianwear boutique atleast once in your life. I remember those endless visits to Shahput Jaat when my cousin was getting married. What an absolute nightmare it was! Even though online shopping has made our lives a lot more easier today but I still feel nothing compares to the tactile feeling of trying your Indian outfit at a physical store. The drapes, the falls and the fit is the key to finding or rather investing in a good outfit.

This post is for all the lovely ladies who love the Shaadi season but can never decide what to wear for that upcoming Punjabi wedding. Now that we are done with the first two functions Sangeet and Mehndi, let's move to the highlight and finale- The Shaadi. It is the one function your can go all out and wear whatever you want without thinking too much. Now how do you decide what to wear? This depends on a number of factors like the weather, if the function is indoors or outdoors? How do you want to dress up? If there is a particular style you have in mind? For me, it's usually the lehenga that I reserve for the big day. Lehenga-choli is my most favourite outfit and I love to experiment with styles and colours.

In this post I am wearing a Rimple and Harpreet Narula creation. The designer duo are one of my most favourites. Their garments are so intricately embroidered. I first discovered the duo at the India Couture Week 2014 and instantly fell in love with their designs. I love how every single piece has it's own story to tell. This gorgeous lehenga fit like a dream. I fell in love especially with the hand embroidered blouse. The parrot green skirt mixed with a bright red choli was the perfect shaadi combination. The bottle green Mukeish dupatta was just the right amount of heavy to add the minimal, raw silk skirt. I teamed up the lehenga with old tribal jewellery. Like I said you can go all out with this look and that is exactly what I did. I wore a heavy choker, multi-connected rings and a silver bracelet. The nose ring was infact, the surprise element of this look. You can shop this look from their Defence colony outlet to get your shaadi look on point.