What Is Your Style?

Skater Skirt: Envy; Top: Forever21; Scarf: Colaba; Bag,Watch: Aldo; Shoes: Bangkok; Glasses: Mango; Earrings: Vintage

Picture Courtesy: Vaidehi Ruparel

Your personality is what pulls your whole look together. It's your personality that dictates your style, which is your own interpretation of fashion and how you like to wear clothes together.

My personal clothing style is “comfortably dressy.”

If you ignore your personality and only buy clothes because they are the latest must haves or trends of the season, you will lose your identity and your look will lack focus and your personal signature style. I am a skater lover. You will always find me in a skater skirt or a dress. I love pairing them up  in different ways each and every time. I accessorize it or throw bold coloured tops/crop tops or spaghettis or wrap a scarf around.

In this post, I am sporting an outfit for the daytime heat but easily transitions to night. I always feel like I have the right thing to wear to any occasion, instead of looking at a full closet and feeling at a loss. My clothes are dressy enough that I don’t have to go shopping for a particular event. One more thing I want to get dressed in about two seconds without having to think about it too hard.

My goal is that I want to look good at home and be able to go places without having to change clothes first. I don’t want to look over-dressed, but I do want to feel confident.

What is your personal style? I would love to see how you guys style yourselves daily! You’ll can mail me your pictures on nehavoraa@gmail.com or tag me on Instagram or Facebook inbox me J

Fusion Love With Vesa - II

 Skirt: Vesa

Skirts in various styles are very modish. For me it’s always in vogue and I like wearing different styles like low waist long skirt, high waist, side slit maxi skirt and what not!

Coming back to the Indo western style, ever wondered why it is so unstoppable? One it effectively combines the comfort of western wear with the traditional familiarity of Indian wear making it suitable for everybody. It is also not formed around any rules and regulations so it offers space with unending options for change for the wearer.  It is sleek, chic and modern enough without appearing dull or getting lost in the background. It is neither too bright nor over the top like ethnic wear. And finally it is easy for a person new to Indian clothes and sensibilities to take to them for it lets them experiment with it.

This beautiful piece is from Vesa. It is slim fit skirt with gota work on cotton, with a center stitched box pleat, and a visible black-gold zipper at the back,makes for an elegant statement in itself!
Gota work is a type of Indian embroidery that originated in Rajasthan, India. Gota embroidery uses the applique technique. Small pieces of zari ribbon are applied onto the fabric with the edges sewn down to create elaborate patterns. You can buy this beautiful skirt here.

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Envy turns 1!

Hello loves, today marks my blog's 1st anniversary! I can hardly believe that it has been one year already since I took my first baby steps into the blogging world. I’m very happy about my decision to start this creative outlet that has let me connect to you, my lovely readers and I never could have guessed what kind of impact this would have on my life. It’s been a great year. A year in which I‘ve done so many awesome things for which I’m incredibly grateful. I have been blessed to work with amazing brands that I love as well as attend amazing events. I am so thankful to each one of you for visiting my blog and giving me your support. Remember to always follow your dreams. I know it's easier said than done because at times it might seem like you're not moving forward, but always remember to keep working hard and stay focused on your dreams. A major THANK YOU to all of my readers and followers on here,Facebook, Twitter and Instagram! You have made it all worth wile.

Fusion Love With Vesa

Black Corset Kurti : Vesa 

India's diversity in cultures, languages, religions is shown in its varieties of garments, with each state epitomized by their state of art embroidery, patterns and varieties in fabric.‘Vesa’ tries to pull both the strings along of western and Indian looks and create a fusion. Indo-Western garments provide an elegant along with trendy appearance, without having losing the touch involving Indian culture, making them suitable pertaining to wearing at all kinds involving occasions.

This outfit by ‘Vesa’ is a  traditional Indian embroidered piece seamlessly fused with westerns silhouettes that are the hallmark of modern design. The intricate detailing and flowy fabrics and perfect use of black makes it stylish and unique.

I have paired this beautifully designed piece by Vesa with a body con skirt as well as printed pants, thus giving it a totally new look.

Strictly fusion wear is not just short kurtis combined with trousers, but also Indian textiles and embroideries adapted to Western silhouettes and shapes, for instance capris, shirts, skirts and even trousers.The best thing about fusion wear it is that, it is open to so many different interpretations. Even Western designers are drawing upon Indian design elements for inspiration. 

Stay tuned for another post by Envy for Vesa.

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