Sunday
was family day meaning I got to spend some quality time with my family J
Yay! We all went for the film Madras Café and then came back home to a
delicious lunch cooked by my Mum.
So
I’ll just tell you a bit about the flick before we head on to my outfit
details. The film is a great piece of work- the tense atmosphere in Sri Lanka
(in the early 90’s) has been captured realistically. The film deals with the assassination
of one of the ex-PMs’ of this country, a topic which was highly covered by the
media at that point. However, I had little knowledge (of the intricacies) because
I was a child. John puts up a good show and even Nargis Fakri (who was a big
letdown in Rockstar) does not disappoint. So if you like films with a realistic
touch (without the regular naach-gaana), then I say go watch it. You might as
well come out of the theatre with new knowledge of some little-known facts.
Now
coming on to my outfit, I’m usually cold in movie theatres. I just can’t stand
the AC blasting off. So keeping the situation in mind, I chose to wear a blue
dress, and to avoid being uncomfortably cold I added an aqua cardigan. I think
the cardigan went along rather well with the dress. I used a wide black belt to
cinch the dress at the waist. My choice of footwear was my studded pair of
black flats. I carried my black studded bag, which I thought complimented my
studded flats.
And
of course I had to pose with my sister’s colourful umbrella.
How
do you like this outfit? Looking forward to your comments and feedback.
sweet and cute. nice outfit
ReplyDeleteThanks, Vijeta! :)
DeleteLovely outfit :) Love the dress.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Supria! :)
DeleteI loved the dress as well as the umbrella :) nice
ReplyDeleteThanks, Jyoti! :)
DeleteVery cool umbrella. Gorgeous print on the dress.
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Ivy
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Thanks, Ivy!
DeleteMy umbrella is a showstopper. :p
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