The biggest fear of 2015 me was Masters’ applications, just slightly above them… Crop tops. When you’re a curvy girl just growing into your body, the crop top is all but a nightmare. And I am saying that not because I’m conscious my belly would look bloated or something but

Printed dresses can be spotted to the Egyptian era, worn by the ‘elite’ as a sign of their wealth and health. Whether it was the east or the west, the prints were always considered exotic and exquisite. For me, the prints piqued in the 70s when print wasn’t a means

ERTSY FAM! You know how I hit a writer’s block almost every 6 months. Well, creativity is a hard pass when you live an intense life. Plus, it only gets worse the more you get into your ‘adulting’ routines. I started this year with the last leg of my Masters’,

First blog of 2019, and what a better way than to start with a fashion challenge. In my last shopping haul, in collaboration, with FemmeLuxe, I talked about fitted clothes made me feel conscious and empowered, all at once. A piece that stood out for most of you and me

With Holiday season afoot, I have been treating myself to shopping sprees a lot lately. Even though it starts with the need to buy gifts for others, it ends up with me buying something for myself. I have no qualms about it though, especially when I discover new & amazing

If you’ve missed out on it (read: idk what rock are you living under), glitters and sequins are the biggest obsession of the latest style trends for about 2 seasons now. Two fashion cycles for me are enough to say that they’re here to stay. Irrespective of the longitivety though,

The oversized 90s leather jacket is back. No, not the biker jacket you’ve been sporting forever but the one with a boxy silhouette, buttons for zips, and statement collars. The bold colors from the autumn color palette make them look even more Carrie Bradshaw-esque and even touch the Rachel Green

Let me paint a picture for you from my home country - India! As a country, India is the perfect example of a transitioning economic society. At this crossroad of trade & culture, my generation of strong and independent women love every bit of comfort that Indian wear offers while