With
the festive season just about getting over, I have another festive outfit for
you all. And those of you who follow me on Instagram would know that I wore
this outfit on Monday. I wore this gorgeous A-line tunic-churidaar for dinner
at my Aunt’s place. The dinner was post-Diwali, but it was more like a Diwali
get-together, so I chose to wear something ‘Indian’ and ‘festive’.
My
Mum and I had bought this suit material (along-with several others) a couple of
years ago. We were not doing shaadi-shopping, but as soon as we saw this suit
piece, we knew that it could be a great addition to my limited Indian-wear wardrobe and would look really nice and dressy. So, without thinking twice we bought it. And although,
technically it was not a part of my wedding trousseau (since black is not to be
a part of wedding related things), I got this suit stitched around my wedding
time, knowing that it would come in handy later on (it wasn’t a part of the box
that had my wedding sarees and suits, and I collected it only recently from my
Mum’s place).
What
I love most about this outfit is the beautiful floral dupatta (stole). The
suit has gold zari work all throughout and a wide, multi-coloured border, while
the duppatta is made out of black net and has beautifully embroidered red roses
all throughout. When we were planning to get this suit stitched, we thought it
would look best in an A-line cut (since the fabric is flowy). And I guess it
turned out as fine as we had imagined. The back is in the tie-up style, and the
string (dori) has the cutest red and gold latkans which add interest to the
outfit. And as always, I forgot to get a photo of the back :/ silly me!
But
if you ask me honestly, the floral dupatta is the star of the show (or of this
outfit…haha!). It is what sets this suit apart from other regular zari-work
suits. I love the wide border as well since it gives a nice finishing touch to
the outfit. For accessories, I wore my dusty gold sandals and some gold and red
bangles. I also had my favourite rose-gold watch in place with all the other
arm-candy. I also wore gorgeous pearl baalis (earrings) with this outfit. Wish I had taken a photo of
them. Maybe I’ll add a photo later.
I
quite liked this outfit. J Would love to know your thoughts on the
same.
You
can see what I’m wearing to work today on my Instagram (clothesandcreativity).
I’m
linking up with Three-fer Thursday and Passion For Fashion.
Such a beautiful and festive look, I love the pattern mixing in the print! Thanks for sharing your look with Three-fer Thursday!
ReplyDeletexo Bethany
www.perfectlycoutured.com
Thanks, Bethany! :)
DeleteWonderful colours.
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Thank you, Sacramento Amate! :)
DeleteDropping by from Three-fer Thursday! This is such a beautiful, festive look!
ReplyDelete<3 Vicki
wildeinthecity.blogspot.com
Thanks, Vicki! :)
DeleteBeautiful Anya. And thx for sharing the story. I didn't knew about the nothing black thingy. Well it's suits you very well.
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Lenya
Thanks, Lenya! :)
DeleteI love giving a glimpse of Indian culture and fashion through my blog.
I love both the floral and the gold pattern of the tunic! You look lovely!
ReplyDeleteRachel, thank you! :)
DeleteJust gorgeous! Thank you so much for sharing this look on Passion For Fashion!
ReplyDeleteLena, thank you! :)
DeleteIt's always fun to link-up and checkout other bloggers!
Cheers!
You look absolutely gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Ashley! :)
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