First, here's a little secret: This piece is actually the top half of the fringe skirt and top ensemble by designer Ritika Bahrwani, that we'd featured about a week ago. Being stylists we're all about restyling garments and creating different looks with the same pieces. We loved how simple and chic it looked and couldn't help but create another look with the piece! When you can create multiple looks from one outfit by the designer, that's surely a big win. We'll soon be styling just the skirt and will feature it here too!
Since, tassels and fringe are all the rage this season we thought we'd share this look with all of you. It's one of our favourite looks and you too could wear the trend without looking like you belong in the 70's.
This dress has just the right amount of fringe to ease someone into trying the trend if a complete fringed outfit is to overwhelming. To keep the look quite chic but to add some more dimension we paired it with these Casadei Leopard Blade Stilettos. We're obsessed with the sleek heel on this one!
This dress has just the right amount of fringe to ease someone into trying the trend if a complete fringed outfit is to overwhelming. To keep the look quite chic but to add some more dimension we paired it with these Casadei Leopard Blade Stilettos. We're obsessed with the sleek heel on this one!
Clearly, tassels and fringe have been everywhere from bags to shoes to jewellery and not just on clothes. So, if you're looking to incorporate the trend in your look but not with your clothes then pick a tasseled accessory instead. It could be a bag, bracelet, necklace or even heels.
This trend's definitely having a well deserved moment. So, go get yourself fringed and tasseled!
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Divya Maben
The most important thing to keep in mind when mixing prints and patterns is that, it's more about matching colours to get it right. If the colours compliment each other, the prints will usually look great together. Make sure to keep one print simple while the other can be slightly more dramatic or graphic. We've stuck by this rule by choosing that simple patterned bralette and paired it with the slightly more dramatic floral kimono.
As much as we like pairing and mixing prints, print on print on print would just be a little too much. So, break up the look with at least one solid piece like we have. The plain high waisted shorts help calm things down and make it wearable.
Let's get mixing!
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Divya Maben
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