Yellow Indian Dress:Custom
made; Ring:Vintage; Earrings:Mom's;Footwear:Inc.5;On my nails: Faces (Salmon
Fishing)
Diwali is here again! Festivals are
nothing but the expression of one’s own gratitude, joy, appreciation and love.
They are the best ways of bringing the society together to take time off
and celebrate in unison. India is a land of festivals and celebrations. Festivals, whether
religious or secular, national or local, serve to meet specific social and
psychological needs and provide cohesiveness to social institutions. Eyes
alight with the joy of sharing and caring, all Indians celebrate this triumph
of good over evil – festival with gaiety and an infectious happiness! It is a way of celebrating nature and its wonderful and abundant bounties.
Indian fashion is known for
its rich and diverse heritage, where each province has its own traditional
apparel. I decided to tweak these various trends in the most innovative way I
could. I gave my outfit an indo-western touch by wearing a translucent yellow
dress with a golden brocade printed pant- for the see through effect. The
respective customs and traditions gave me a huge plethora of options to
experiment with. The end result is an element of ethnicity that worked for me.
The trends of the east and west are incorporated creatively to form a different
‘fusion of fashion.’ I would love to know how you styled your festive outifit
this year.
Happy Diwali.
Lots of Love and Happiness,
Envy.
Love the ring :)
ReplyDeleteYou look beautiful x
Love,
Krishna S.
Love & Something