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Comfortably Casual yet Stylish



Fashion is about dressing according to what's fashionable. Style is more about being yourself.
                                                                                                                                                   - Oscar de la Renta

We all find it difficult to choose an outfit that's comfortably casual yet totally stylish. Encompassing this everyday struggle, it's for you to know that the phenomenon of street style is here to stay.

But how can you leverage this street style and look sassy, trendy and casual - all at once? Don’t worry I am not going to advance you to infinity shopping. After all we aren't all Kim Kardashian, and we, for a fact, have to shop on a budget. So how can we be weekend ready without going broke!

Here are a few tips for you:
  •  Buy a pair of ripped jeans- your fashion statement can never go wrong with this- mix, match and experiment with it.
  • Fancy colors and look full of life this summer. Fringes, lacy or something in floral can never go wrong!  
  • While buying tees and tops for yourself go for experimenting on sleeves- open, cold shoulders, puffs and over sized… but make sure the blouse be properly fitted.
  • If it's a day spree plan, trust on a pair of stylish statement flats, gladiator, open thongs, sneakers or sandals.  
  • If it's an evening party plan, take your heels out and sway the world.
  • Always carry a satchel, tote bag or a clutch that's complementing to the dress color. Typical color coordinated accessories are a big No No!
  • Minimal jewelry- Sophisticated ear danglers, single studded rings and bands will give you a voguish yet clean look.
  • And of course a cool pair of shades will complete your impact.
Wear your smile and enchant the world with your poise...coz' that’s what we call as “icing on the cake”.

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