traditional
This is me in my most traditional form, i think indian clothes completely change me, do you agree? But let me tell you i feel the most beautiful in indian clothes, traditional indian clothes, not a fan of fusion much. The colours, the embroidery and the richness of the fabrics is just beyond gorgeous and make me feel like a princess or something.
I wore this lehnga for Vaibhav’s cousins wedding in Amritsar, Punjab, India in December last year. Amritsar in december is divine, the weather is perfect, the food, which in my opinion is the best in India, tastes even better and if you can be there for a punjabi wedding nothing like it. Those of you who follow me on instagram can recollect from the instagram stories i did while in the city.
What i wore- MISSDESICOUTURE
Now back to the outfit, it has been designed by our very talented UK designer, Tracy from MISSDESICOUTURE. Working with her was magic, she would almost always say what i was about to, which i think is because of her great understanding about indian fabrics, cuts and embroidery.
For weddings and indian ceremonies, i mostly try to wear traditional as also mentioned in my diwali post and i absolutely love Benarsi silk and mirror work which is also quite trending at the moment. Speaking of trends yellow and pink are hot too so i decided on those two colours. The hot pink gold detailing fabric of the lehnga was so rich and gorgeous that no embroidery was needed on it and i just got some mirror work on the top to balance the whole outfit and keep it stunningly and elegantly beautiful for the wedding.
What i wore- MISSDESICOUTURE
I mostly like to keep jewellery minimum when wearing such vibrant clothes and earrings are always my preferred jewellery to wear. Here i wore kundan earrings keeping the occasion in mind.
Do check out Tracy for any custom made indian wear needs for any occasion, she delivers worldwide. Would love to know ur thoughts on this special outfit. Also do you remember this new year party outfit post, where i wore the yellow top in a completely different way?
Thank you for stopping by! See you in my next one.
Love
Chichi
Traditional Indian wedding outfit in trending yellow and pink
This is me in my most traditional form, i think indian clothes completely change me, do you agree? But let me tell you i feel the most beautiful in indian clothes, traditional indian clothes, not a fan of fusion much. The colours, the embroidery and the richness of the fabrics is just beyond gorgeous and make me feel like a princess or something.
I wore this lehnga for Vaibhav’s cousins wedding in Amritsar, Punjab, India in December last year. Amritsar in december is divine, the weather is perfect, the food, which in my opinion is the best in India, tastes even better and if you can be there for a punjabi wedding nothing like it. Those of you who follow me on instagram can recollect from the instagram stories i did while in the city.
What i wore- MISSDESICOUTURE
Now back to the outfit, it has been designed by our very talented UK designer, Tracy from MISSDESICOUTURE. Working with her was magic, she would almost always say what i was about to, which i think is because of her great understanding about indian fabrics, cuts and embroidery.
For weddings and indian ceremonies, i mostly try to wear traditional as also mentioned in my diwali post and i absolutely love Benarsi silk and mirror work which is also quite trending at the moment. Speaking of trends yellow and pink are hot too so i decided on those two colours. The hot pink gold detailing fabric of the lehnga was so rich and gorgeous that no embroidery was needed on it and i just got some mirror work on the top to balance the whole outfit and keep it stunningly and elegantly beautiful for the wedding.
What i wore- MISSDESICOUTURE
I mostly like to keep jewellery minimum when wearing such vibrant clothes and earrings are always my preferred jewellery to wear. Here i wore kundan earrings keeping the occasion in mind.
Do check out Tracy for any custom made indian wear needs for any occasion, she delivers worldwide. Would love to know ur thoughts on this special outfit. Also do you remember this new year party outfit post, where i wore the yellow top in a completely different way?
Thank you for stopping by! See you in my next one.
Love
Chichi
Hey everyone!
When it comes to Indian outfits i always go the traditional way! Wear it as it has been for ages! No styling nothing. The reason behind that is the beauty of the garments, be it the fabric or embroidery or work its just so beautiful that i feel it should be worn as simply and in its original form.
These days i am only wearing Indian clothes during festivals or weddings or special occasions so i don’t shop as much and its probably just limited to 1 or 2 outfits in a year that see me through the festive and wedding season. I mostly try to get something that can be worn for different occasions and offlate me and my mom have been mostly shopping at Meena Bazaar.
Meena Bazaar is a premium Indian Ethnic wear brand for women with stores all over India, USA, UK and UAE. Trust me guys they are the one stop shop for ethnic indian clothes. Be it weddings, cocktail, festivals or small occasions their range always delivers.
I am in love with the kashmiri embroidery on this anarkali suit. Its all over but does not look very in your face and the red and black color combo makes it wearable on many diff occasions like a cocktail event or wedding or diwali parties or just about any occasion that you want to wear indian clothes. I wore it without the dupatta on this day but you can always take it depending on your mood or occasion.
There are quite a few similar ones on Meena Bazaar's online shop and they deliver to your doorstep no matter which part of the world. Diwali is just 2 days away so if u are like me who gets her diwali outfits last min do check them out and definitely for the wedding season, you will love their collection.
Thank you for stopping by! See you in my next one.
Love
Chichi
Indian wear for diwali, weddings or special occasion
Hey everyone!
When it comes to Indian outfits i always go the traditional way! Wear it as it has been for ages! No styling nothing. The reason behind that is the beauty of the garments, be it the fabric or embroidery or work its just so beautiful that i feel it should be worn as simply and in its original form.
These days i am only wearing Indian clothes during festivals or weddings or special occasions so i don’t shop as much and its probably just limited to 1 or 2 outfits in a year that see me through the festive and wedding season. I mostly try to get something that can be worn for different occasions and offlate me and my mom have been mostly shopping at Meena Bazaar.
Meena Bazaar is a premium Indian Ethnic wear brand for women with stores all over India, USA, UK and UAE. Trust me guys they are the one stop shop for ethnic indian clothes. Be it weddings, cocktail, festivals or small occasions their range always delivers.
I am in love with the kashmiri embroidery on this anarkali suit. Its all over but does not look very in your face and the red and black color combo makes it wearable on many diff occasions like a cocktail event or wedding or diwali parties or just about any occasion that you want to wear indian clothes. I wore it without the dupatta on this day but you can always take it depending on your mood or occasion.
There are quite a few similar ones on Meena Bazaar's online shop and they deliver to your doorstep no matter which part of the world. Diwali is just 2 days away so if u are like me who gets her diwali outfits last min do check them out and definitely for the wedding season, you will love their collection.
Thank you for stopping by! See you in my next one.
Love
Chichi
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