Monday, 20 May 2013

5 Easy Steps to glide in to the Summer Arena

We have a heard a lot about trends this season. While some may sound totally our tastes but at the same time others may seem unrealistic and unwearable. Right from prints to colours, from cuts to accessories this post will give you 5 Easy steps to glide in to 2013 Summer Fashion. These trends are very wearable and practical to incorporate in your daily life for all occasions be it casual, work or party. 


# Prints
Stripes, florals, baroque choose your pick. Wear it to work or casually or to a party this trend can never let you down.



# Colours
Many might choose the black & white here but I always love and recommend bright colours. Bright colours can be the best accessory. Create your palette as per your skin tone. Since I am dusky I prefer wearing deep and bright tones like yellow, orange and green. Neon works the best for this season infact if worn well it can be evergreen. Include bright colours in your everyday clothes and accessories to look fresh and attractive.



# High-waist
This is anytime chic. if you are not confident about wearing this trend then you may wear long tops and tunics to lay less emphasis on the waist. High-waist pants, skirts, dresses and shorts can flatter most body types and can be worn even to work.


# Cropped hems and tops
Shorts, skirts, ankle-length pants and capris are the biggest trend of the season. Choose your length and wear a head-to-toe cropped look with a cropped top and pants. 


# Delicate stacking
Create layers with delicate necklace and bracelet stacking. This is one of the easiest ways to wear layers during the hot season. 



I wore high-waist floral print shorts with a tank and bright accessories





All wardrobe: Bandra Elco Market and Linking Road, Safety Pin Necklace: See here

Photographs by Rahul Jaju


If you have any other simple summer trend ideas then do share in the comments


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