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Style is inherent. You either have it or you don’t. But, it can be acquired. For some, it comes easily, but for many, it’s a learning curve. Not everyone knows what styles suit him or her best. That’s where we come in. Last week we extended our services on Instagram to find out what style-related issues our followers were facing.
Contrary to popular belief that less make-up means better skin, lockdown has not been kind to my skin. I haven’t put any make up on since the start of this lockdown (March, yes it’s been that long!) and still constantly break out, have redness and dry, patchy skin at different stages. I have reached out for my ride or die products,
Last week I stumbled upon a denim skirt that I had kept away in my wear-again-someday closet and it actually made me happy to rediscover it! I had completely forgotten about its existence and it actually gave me the same feeling that shopping for a new item usually does. Recycling our own wardrobe is the new retail therapy at the moment and conscious buying is the need of the hour.
Just like clothes, every person has a distinct jewellery style. Some people like it edgy and ornate while others prefer more delicate and subtle styles. I for one belong to the latter. Not one to experiment much with everyday jewellery, I gravitate towards simple timeless styles, monochromatic looks and minimalistic designs, usually with an Indian twist.
I have been a skinny jeans addict my whole life. Being on the petite side, skinny jeans were my go-to for literally everything, as it made me look more toned (without working out, so win-win), and fit like a dream.
I flirted with the idea of a different fit every time I went shopping, trying everything from a flare to a boyfriend to a straight cut pair (my least favourite).
Who is excited to go back to work? At the office we mean! Are you ready to ditch the ‘all-day pjs persona’ and wear actual going-out clothes? I feel like I have forgotten how to wear heels, or even just regular outside flats for that matter. Do you remember the everyday morning routine where you stood in front of your cupboard,
The Devil Wears Prada – the Holy Grail of fashion movies. Even though the movie released 14 years ago (14 years – that’s insane), the impact it has had on every person whether in the fashion industry or not is incalculable. The combination of the fashion, which was somehow trendy and classic at the same time with the powerhouse performances of Meryl Streep,
When was the last time you shopped a ‘non-essential’ item? My last fashion purchase was in January 2020. Yes, digest that! As we slowly creep out of the isolation slumber we have been in for the last three months, I can’t help but wonder, what are people shopping for right now?
If I had to make a list of things that I need and well,
Did you know?
A single t-shirt and jeans you wear takes up to 20,000 litres of water to produce.
100,000 marine animals are killed each year by plastic waste, including microfibers which are used to make cheap clothing.
60% of all clothes used end up in the landfill within a year.
A single synthetic garment can generate more than 1900 indigestible,
Who remembers that moment that occurred once a year, where you got to shop for your ‘birthday party’ dress? It was definitely a highlight in my yearly planner and I can’t wait to bring the tradition back to life. The concept was simple; for one day, you got to look, feel, and behave extra special. And what’s more special than a very special dress?
We asked celebrity makeup artist, Simran Sadarangani to help our readers correct the mistakes they might be making with their makeup. Simran works as a celebrity make up artist, working globally on brides, films, editorial & personal makeup.
For part 1, click here.
Mistake #6: Powder Your Face
Face powders are important! It’s the final step to lock it all up,
Heels – we have a love-hate relationship with them. Take me for instance, I am all of five feet two and the idea of anything that makes me look taller (and slimmer!) is a dream come true. But the flip side is the discomfort. I inevitably remove my pair a swift thirty minutes into a party or conveniently find a place to sit.
