Ghaghra/Skirt - Vintage shops

Tshirt knotted as crop top - Lifestyle 

Jhumkas - Shopper's Stop 

Glasses - LafemmeEnVogue 

I love how Abha's style shows that wearing Indian pieces for an everyday look doesn't mean you have to look frumpy. Her ghaghra with crop top makes for a great look that's boho and trendy. There are some great deals on such skirts with Indian prints that you can find online at bargain prices. Crop tops are totally on trend. Heck, if all this is too much, you could just pair jhumkas with a tshirt for a small yet powerful Indian touch.

My look on the other hand, I wanted to show that pulling off Indo-western doesn't have to be limited to everyday wear. I paired a formal white button down shirt with a vintage lehenga bottom and added a satchel bag. While I love those embroidered, beaded clothes at weddings, sometimes, you just can't be bothered with wearing heavy outfits. This is my way of skipping a choli and dupatta that would go with a regular lehenga. I added the oversized glasses and a satchel bag to give it a little more western touch. I think this is an outfit which is comfortable and I'd be dancing all night at the sangeet at someone's wedding, without being bothered by heavy beads and chunky accessories that go with such outfits. 

Still confused about how to infuse this trend into your wardrobe? Abha and I came up with a few tips for you guys! 

Tips for Wearing Indo-Western

• Think outside the box. Don't look at a traditional Indian outfit as a set of things to be worn together. Break it up, mix and match to keep things interesting.
• Pair a beaded or embroidered vest with jeans for a casual and comfortable look.
• A simple dress with Indian accessories, this is one of the easiest ways to try the trend. 
• Want to wear a saree but don't have a blouse? Wear a printed croptop instead of the blouse and don't forget to add some geeky glasses to add a bit of quirk!
• Wear a patiala instead of your favorite palazzo pants to add an interesting twist.
• Want to wear a fully wester silhouette? Why not bring in a bit of India by getting western outfits stitched in Indian fabrics? (Think khadi, cotton, banarasi silk).  
• Abha says: Don't throw away all your traditional earrings, they can be a big companion for the indo western look. Style it up with some big glasses and you are good to go!