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Plaid is synonymous with winters. When mom and I went shopping last month, I saw this scarf and looking at the price tag, I couldn't resist. I love how the color makes it look a little different from the regular plaid scarfs, and its come quite handy in the winter mornings while travelling to college and also for making a fashion statement.









Today's pictures were taken in a particularly crazy mood. So I did a couple of silly things with the scarf. I think that a scarf is the most versatile piece of clothing anyone can have, and can instantly make a huge difference to any regular outfit.

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Prints are really big this season. Well, in my wardrobe atleast. I remember a conversation with my cousin round about the time I started this blog where she was asking me to get some prints in my life. Yes, my wardrobe consists mostly of block colored outfits that I like to layer with crazy accessories. She on the other hand is a big fan of prints and is one of the key reasons why I'm playing with prints now.

Yet another throwback post. My family is a big on beach outings. This was what I wore to a 'beach day' and then lunch at a restaurant with the family. I love lazy days like this, and right now, when I'm burdened with a million assignments that need to be completed before the end of this month, the post gives me hope for the future.








Little white dresses are the new LBDs. Okay, so I don't really think so to be honest. I however believe a nice white cotton dress works really well with the Mumbai weather. I didn't wear all the pearly goodies when we went to the beach though. I'm not that crazy. Also, my brother tends to think sand baths are a great way to bond...so...yea.

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Purple!! I have been very excited about this colour since day one! But as they say, things don't always turn out the way they're supposed to. Sometimes, they're even better!! So I didn't wear purple. What I did do is wear a gorgeous navratri outfit with all associated finery!








This entire outfit is courtesy of my favorite and absolutely brilliant aunt. She is a huge Navratri fan before marriage and still owns most of her festive clothing ans accessories.

Oh, and I'm sorry for the extremely sweaty shiny pictures. These were all taken after hours of dancing. All in all, an amazing way to finish an exciting week!

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Yes. I know this isn't really green in the true sense. But there was a slight confusion over the colors for the day. So I decided to wear something that would appease all part involved. Also, I'm currently in a rush since I'm (can you believe it?) going dancing! So this post has to be short!

This dress belongs to one of my very stylish cousins who is always on trend with her Indian wear. She passed this on to me after her marriage and I've treasured it over the years. I added the earrings and bangles (how cool are they!) and wore my glasses because my eyes basically kept spitting out my lenses. I still love how 'Indian geek' this looks! :P

Oh yes! It was a white Monday! I decided I'd go traditional for the day since it is a fairly colorful festival (no, mum had nothing to do with it, honest!). I paired basics that you can find in any Indian girl's wardrobe with a statement piece, aka my fabulous Anushree Reddy scarf! I have to say, I was totally floored by all the compliments I got for this scarf!! You may remember it from my post on Anushree Reddy's collection at Lakme Fashion Week. (If not, you can refresh your memory here).

I added these earrings from yesterday again (thank you so much Martyne!!) since I felt they went well with the whole gold, white and pink theme I had going on. All in all, an outfit that I'm extremely happy with, and one which you can replicate easily with things you already have in your wardrobe!