Today's outfit post is a Throwback to simpler times in my life. If that's not your cup of tea, I guess you could skip reading and go straight to the pictures. (Wait, you don't already do that do you?)
If I could turn back time, I would be listening to a little group called Aqua (does anyone remember them?) and the title is a reference to their song.
If I could turn back time, I'd be swimming with my mom on lazy afternoons, pushing and kicking to win in races with her in the pool.
If I could turn back time, you'd probably still find me in this two piece that I bought in order to look a little different, but never wore for its intended event.
I haven't really grown at all in many ways have I? I still think ice-cream is a perfectly sensible breakfast choice, I'm still very possessive about my books and hoard them like there's no tomorrow, I still swim every free chance I get, I act on impulse and get annoyed at the drop of a hat.... and I still wear the same clothes!!
If I could turn back time, I would be listening to a little group called Aqua (does anyone remember them?) and the title is a reference to their song.
If I could turn back time, I'd be swimming with my mom on lazy afternoons, pushing and kicking to win in races with her in the pool.
If I could turn back time, you'd probably still find me in this two piece that I bought in order to look a little different, but never wore for its intended event.
I haven't really grown at all in many ways have I? I still think ice-cream is a perfectly sensible breakfast choice, I'm still very possessive about my books and hoard them like there's no tomorrow, I still swim every free chance I get, I act on impulse and get annoyed at the drop of a hat.... and I still wear the same clothes!!
Two Piece: Vintage, From About 12-13 years ago (also worn here)
Necklace: Gift from best Friend (also worn here)
Bracelets: Rs. 100, Trains
Top: Rs. 400, Borivali
Heels: Rs. 500, Hill Road, Bandra
Total Outfit Cost: Rs. 1700, which is around ₤17.
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In
Asos,
Blazer
Big City Blue
Blazers are something that don't really go with my city's weather. Once in a while though, the stars align enough for it to be a what I call perfect blazer weather. This is exactly what happened last week when my family decided to go on an impromptu dinner with my cousins. A little white dress, and a bright blue blazer. Need I say anything more?
This blazer is absolutely perfect! I love the fit, the color and the fabulous military style. (Big thanks to my cousin for gifting it to me!). The dress is another one of my 'lets go to the beach' purchases and I love how its colors go perfecting with my blue blazer. (I can't seem to stop saying the word blazer!) Oh royal blue, I need a little bit more of you in my life!
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Dress: Rs. 800, Fashion Street
Kate Military Blazer: Gift from sister, (Bought from Asos for ₤19)
Heels: Rs. 800, Hill Road, Bandra
Bag: Rs. 500, Bandra, (Not seen in pics)
Total Outfit Cost: Rs. 2100, which is about ₤30 (including the blazer cost)
This blazer is absolutely perfect! I love the fit, the color and the fabulous military style. (Big thanks to my cousin for gifting it to me!). The dress is another one of my 'lets go to the beach' purchases and I love how its colors go perfecting with my blue blazer. (I can't seem to stop saying the word blazer!) Oh royal blue, I need a little bit more of you in my life!
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Printed Knot Shirt: Rs.350, Vile Parle
Jacquare Trousers: Rs.500, Globus, Bandra (also worn here)
Bag: Gift from Aunt
Bracelets: Rs.50, Trains (also worn here)
Jelly Flats: Rs.250, Wadala Station
Earrings: Rs. 50, Trains
Total Outfit Cost: Rs. 1200, which is around ₤13.
Its been less than a week and these trousers make another appearance on my blog. This blouse is a new buy (remember when I gave you a sneak peek here) and has already seen a lot of wear. I kept it simple with a little sling bag (since I only had a couple of classes that day). Add my bracelets and earrings and I'm all set to leave for Uni, In less than 10 minutes!!!! Gotta love outfits like this.
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If your a regular reader of my blog, you'll know that I've started my Masters course a couple of weeks back and I've been a full-time student at Uni (dying under coursework now). So keeping this in mind, I thought it might be nice to do a little post on what I wear to uni. Keep in mind, that there are quite a few rules to be followed while dressing here (read no short skirts, shorts or tees). Add to this the fact that its been raining like there's no sun in the world for weeks now, I have been struggling with my wardrobe. (Cue thoughts on shopping).
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These trousers are amazing for the rains. Quick drying, not at all see-through when wet and the perfect fit for all my various plain-colored tees! Add a simple block colored bag, and I'm all set for battling the rains and the angry mobs on the trains!
Black Tee: Rs. 350, Pantaloons (also worn here)
Printed Trousers: Rs. 950, Big Bazaar
White Belt: Rs. 100, Borivali
Bag: Rs. 400, Linking Road, Bandra (also worn here)
Flat Shoes: Rs. 350, Hill Road, Bandra
Necklace: Rs. 400, Linking Road, Bandra
Total Outfit Cost: Rs. 2150, about ₤22.
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Peplum Dress: Gift from a friend, Forever New
Neon Tee: Gift, from sister, River Island
Belt: Rs. 100, Linking Road, Bandra
Necklace: Rs. 200, Borivali
Earrings: Rs. 20, Trains
Rings: Rs. 60, Trains
Bag: Gift from aunt
Flat Shoes: Rs. 350, Hill Road, Bandra
Glasses: Gift from Mom, Lawrence and Mayo
Total Outfit Cost: Rs.730, which is around ₤8!
I added my blue statement necklace to balance out the deep navy of the skirt. I need to invest in a few bright key pieces for the future. (Just one of the things blogging your outfits teaches you!) I wore glasses because my eyes were too worn out for lenses. The fact that they go with the colors of the outfit is just a happy coincidence. Overall, a look that I'd definitely try again.
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PS: Sorry about the weird lighting in the pictures, the weather was really bad which meant there were random moments of dark thanks to the rains!
In
Bags,
Bandra
Blue Baubles
My outfit of choice once I had some time to
I love the embellished look of this which doesn't require me to work too hard on finding matching accessories! Two thumbs up!! My hair started of as a pony tail but ended in a messy bun (as always!) to keep it from irritating me too much in the heat. Also, looking at the pictures, I realise now that the sleeves need to be altered a little since my arms aren't that flabby!!
Embellished Dress/Tunic: Rs. 800, Fashion Street
Neon Vest (worn as inner): Rs.100, Borivali (also worn here)
Silver Earrings: Rs. 50, Train
Bag: Gift from an Aunt (also worn here)
Headband: Gift from the same fab Aunt (also worn here)
Ballet Flats for the rains: Rs.350, Hill Road, Bandra
Total Outfit Cost: Rs.1300, about ₤14.
All in all, I love how the beads add that extra something to this look. Do you have some shiny beaded outfits you wear when you wanna feel glam without the effort? Tell me all about them in the comments. You can also share your outfits with me now on Twitter, Instagram, Pinterest or Bloglovin!
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