Chic & Co.

Get fancy with Saree It’s not every day that your inner bugs, set you on a wardrobe cleansing spree. Well, seems like I get hit by them quite often and that is just not limited to my own dresser drawers but eventually take all family members in the trap. Also, there is so much to explore and find fashion inspirations beyond your own territories. Or else, how do you think I styled my brother’s shirt in one of the past series? ( click here to read ) Turn saree into a crop blouse. So one fine day, I came across my mom’s beautiful silk green saree with little intricate prints, spread all over 9 yards. It was love at first sight. Obviously I never saw her donning it and knew it was just a piece of cloth that had no purpose to serve. Old clothing often just sits in our wardrobes, taking up the space we could be using for clothing we actually wear. You might think of tossing it out or giving it away, but how often do you really have the motivation to revamp them in somet...

Hey my amazing family of chic world, while I am working on a monsoon related post for you all, I decided to share some of my favorite ethnic cape styles from Anamika Khanna’s latest bridal collection and celebrity style diaries. Capes are those versatile pieces of clothing that just compliments almost every other element of the wardrobe. This sleeveless hero of the layering world has got a makeover lately and has taken the Indian fashion industry by storm. From cropped capes over a saree, the latest upgrades of it are more experimental including that of sparkles, intricate embroidery designs and floor sweeping lengths.  While capes make everything look so good, the latest designs from the Bridal collection of famous designer Anamika Khanna, has given me some major ethnic fashion goals. This Cape goddess has always been known for blending traditional drapes and age old embroideries with western contemporary styles. She is a personal favorite of celebrities like Sonam K...