Saturday, 18 May 2013

YOUR ULTIMATE GUIDE TO WEARING THE MAXI TREND

You guys remember my recent work trip to Goa? I even did a post about it explaining travel fashion and packing tips and mentioned that I would certainly love some 'me' time there. Well, I did manage to make that time and relax by the beach and shoot a look.

The hot and airy climate of Goa made me put on one of my most loved fashion item- Maxi dress. I just love the comfort it provides with its flowy length and makes be stay in it the entire day. Colourful and printed maxi dresses can make any girl look glam and the right type can be worn for all occasions.

Here is a handy guide for you to understand the kind of maxi dress you should be donning according to your body type and occasion.

Pear Shape 
- Show off your delicate and thin parts like your shoulders, waist and arms by wearing a halter or a tube style
- Avoid body hugging fabrics to lay less emphasis on your hips
- Wear cuts that cover your hips and make them appear smaller 

Apple Shape 
- Try and enlarge your lower body by wearing straight cuts and halter styles
- Avoid dresses that sit on the bust so that your breasts can appear smaller
- Wear cuts that are well-fitted at the bust to avoid making them look bigger

Hourglass Shape
- Wear body hugging dresses to show off your perfect curves
- Choose the length of the sleeves as per your body type to avoid bulk in any area of the body

For Day Time
- Light and bright colours, pastels and straight cuts. Cotton and linen
- Minimal jewellery
- Nude make up

For Evening Time
- Dark and bright colours, empire cuts. Chiffon, silk and leather
- Statement jewellery and jacket if required
- Neon make up

For Night Time
- Dark colours like midnight blue or absolutely light colours like white, off-white and pearl white. Chiffon and silk
- Delicate jewellery stacking
- Dark eyes and nude lips


I wore an Empire Style maxi dress for a walk on the beach. This is an evening and night time dress but I wore it during the day for clear pictures.






All wardrobe: Bandra Linking Road and Elco Market

Wearing the maxi to work
- Choose formal fabrics like cotton, linen and those with leather finishes. Straight cuts only 
- Keep the colours light or dark but not bright
- Complete the look with a power jacket, oxfords, laptop bag and minimal jewellery

Photographs by Rahul Jaju


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Thursday, 16 May 2013

CELEBRATING 100 POSTS WITH JEWELLERY SPECIAL

With the love and support of all you guys I have made it to the 100th post of my blog. Clearly it wouldn't have been possible to make it till here without you guys and all those who have encouraged me to work harder towards my blog. 

A BIG THANK YOU to all you guys for the love and support.

Well, I celebrate the 100th post of my blog with my love for my most favourite fashion item- jewellery. With not much text and many pictures I have tried to create a different look with a skirt worn as blouse, a saree and lots of Indian and temple jewellery.

Hope you guys enjoy the post.


















Skirt worn as blouse: French Connection India, Saree: Vile Parle East Market, Pumps: Bandra Elko Market,   Right hand gold cuff, Nathan, Maang Tika- Aquamarine, All other jewellery gold and imitation- Mom's


A BIG THANK YOU TO MOM AND SISTER FOR HELPING ME OUT WITH THIS SHOOT AND MOM ESPECIALLY FOR THE MUCH NEEDED HELP WITH THE SAREE AND JEWELLERY. LOVE YOU GUYS, WITHOUT YOU'LL THIS SHOOT WOULD NOT HAVE BEEN POSSIBLE.

Photographer: Kosha Gandhi


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