Hi loves,
Welcome back. Hope you all are doing great and enjoying the
festivities. It feels great to share a brand new look with you all again.
Festive and wedding season come
large, taking a toll on our bank balances. Everyone wants to be in their
fashionable best, even if it comes with a heavy cost of designer and sparkly
outfits. With no second thought, we take it to our heart.
It always makes me ponder about why is fashion so ‘intriguing’ that the world revolves around it. The business of fashion is as contagious as it can get, sparing not a single soul. Wild and versatile, it comes with no assurance to stay and can vanish in a blink, playing a peek-a-boo with those who wants to keep pace with it. Exactly when you feel your trend game getting strong with that dazzling Anarkali, you just got your hands on spending some 20 Grands, fashion will take a change, trolling on you. The chase game to jump on the bandwagon begins again!
It always makes me ponder about why is fashion so ‘intriguing’ that the world revolves around it. The business of fashion is as contagious as it can get, sparing not a single soul. Wild and versatile, it comes with no assurance to stay and can vanish in a blink, playing a peek-a-boo with those who wants to keep pace with it. Exactly when you feel your trend game getting strong with that dazzling Anarkali, you just got your hands on spending some 20 Grands, fashion will take a change, trolling on you. The chase game to jump on the bandwagon begins again!
As a Fashion blogger, I love following trends but not
blindly. For me what comes above fashion, is style. Styling my outfits and
experimenting with it to create some newfangled looks, excites me. The idea
behind this look was to use already existing ethnic and western outfits from my
closet to create an edgy style, keeping the festive season in mind. Bit
uncertain initially, I totally loved how it turned out to be in the end. From
its styling to makeup and hair, this would always be one of my most loved looks.
Cherry on the cake was its selection as the best beauty and hair look in a campaign
run by PLIXXO, powered by POPXO.
From the royalties of Punjab to Kareena’s look in JAB WE
MET, the classic Patiala Salwar has been a trend that has travelled decades
without losing its charm. The universal appeal of Patiala Salwar lies in the
fact that it compliments all body types. Tall, short, pear shape or rectangle
shape, it flatters them all. I opted for a pink Patiala Salwar with golden
thread stripes and cuffed ends. This Salwar was a part of a wedding suit forgotten long
over. It made a perfect match to my black crop top.
Crop tops are nothing new. They just got evolved from the
evergreen Saree blouses (mommies got their eyes rolling!๐) to become a
quintessential chic fashion staple. They are cute, they are peppy and they
represent our generation’s attitude towards fashion. We don’t care what you
think when we wear crop tops! If we love it, we flaunt it. Crop tops can be
more versatile than you can think. Jeans, Shorts, Skirts, Palazzos, Culottes,
Dungarees or a Saree! We have seen crop tops rocking with them all.
Fitted silhouette of a black plain crop top went well with
the baggy Salwar and balanced the whole outfit. One can also opt for a Dhoti
Pants in place of a Patiala to rock this look.
I generally believe in highlighting one aspect of my look by
keeping others low key. Contrary to
this, I went for an equally bold makeup with heavily dramatic eyes and full
face contour. This was the first time, I opted for a professional makeup artist for any of my looks. My lovely MUA and Hairstylist, Sheenu Arora, did a beautiful job on my eyes and my hair. Accompanying the ethnic
Salwar was this gorgeous golden peacock necklace and huge round pearl ring from the SAIRAAH Jewellery collection, owned by my MUA herself. I will be attaching the links to her page and contact details at the end of this post.
For hair, I opted for two Dutch braids with middle parting.
Needless to say, Dutch braids are enjoying their very own mane moment right
now. Strongly supported by the Kardashian - Jenner siblings, Angeline Jolie,
Vanessa Hudgens and our very own Superwoman, Lilly Singh. This Dutch braid style looks exquisite and
easy to maintain. Also it added an extra edge that my ensemble needed.
So here was the first fusion look for this festive season. Do let me know if you want me to do more such looks in the comments below and I will be happy to style them.
Outfit Breakup
Patiala Salwar : part of an old ethnic suit
Crop top: Koovs.com
Footwear: From a local store
Necklase and Ring: SAIRAAH Collecetion by Sheenu Arora
Makeup and Hairstyle: Sheenu Arora Makeup Artist
Photography: Dhruv Rehan
MUA Contact Details: +91 9815544567
Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/Sheenu-Arora-Makeup-Artist-266287040477650/
Instagram Page: https://www.instagram.com/sheenu_arora_makeup_artist/
So here was the first fusion look for this festive season. Do let me know if you want me to do more such looks in the comments below and I will be happy to style them.
Outfit Breakup
Patiala Salwar : part of an old ethnic suit
Crop top: Koovs.com
Footwear: From a local store
Necklase and Ring: SAIRAAH Collecetion by Sheenu Arora
Makeup and Hairstyle: Sheenu Arora Makeup Artist
Photography: Dhruv Rehan
MUA Contact Details: +91 9815544567
Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/Sheenu-Arora-Makeup-Artist-266287040477650/
Instagram Page: https://www.instagram.com/sheenu_arora_makeup_artist/
Wish you all a very Happy Festive Season!
Much love
Hina Rehan๐
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