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dash of neon in the closet with shades of fuchsia pink, electric green,
bright yellow, orange and indigo will brighten your mood this monsoon.
There's something magical about monsoon - a guilt-free drench in the afternoon downpour, a deluge of memories and a dash of romance so well sums up the hues and the shades of the season. Monsoon this season screams neons, bright blues, reds and oranges and a lot of fashion.
"With the greys and the greens being the prevailing colours in the rainy milieu, the accent is on bold hues and shades," says designer Agnimitra Paul. Nothing beats the monsoon blues better than "a splash of neon in your closet with shades of fuchsia pink, electric green, bright yellow, orange and indigo to brighten the mood," opines Agnimitra.
This monsoon, the fashionistas can also head to Kolkata's new style destination, Straavi, a store of handcrafted sarees, tunics and suits. Straavi's products—regular wear to exclusive party wear— are adorned with zardosi, ari, kardona pechni and pepulgit work. The eye-catching products are ranged between 5000 to 2 lakh; a feature that sets Straavi apart from other stores. Ace fashion designer Paromita Banerjee has some tips for you to turn heads. "Crepes, georgettes and even a fancy chiffon top in a bright shade with simple cuts keep the monsoon look chic and upbeat. Alternately necklines and waistlines could be played with adding a fun quotient to the outfit." Capris, cropped pants shorts and skirts work best when out on the road.
A rainy day could start of with a bright floral dress or a painted neon t-shirt with a pair of shorts or cut off denim shorts while an office wear teamed with a bright bandhni (tie- and dye) dupatta makes for an interesting and chic statement in an after- office do. Ace model Jessica, talks about her monsoon special look, "a comfortable flowy dress and a three quarter leggings with blingy neon footwear."
Don't let the rain catch you off-hand, be fashion ready as you enjoy your day out in the rains.
Fashion do(s) this monsoon
Team your outfit with neon belts or bags and a statement umbrella with funky patterns. Be bright and sunny this season as you experiment with shades .
Fashion don't(s) this monsoon
Avoid denims as they take time to dry off post drench in the rain. Sheer fabric should be avoided, especially during the day.
There's something magical about monsoon - a guilt-free drench in the afternoon downpour, a deluge of memories and a dash of romance so well sums up the hues and the shades of the season. Monsoon this season screams neons, bright blues, reds and oranges and a lot of fashion.
"With the greys and the greens being the prevailing colours in the rainy milieu, the accent is on bold hues and shades," says designer Agnimitra Paul. Nothing beats the monsoon blues better than "a splash of neon in your closet with shades of fuchsia pink, electric green, bright yellow, orange and indigo to brighten the mood," opines Agnimitra.
This monsoon, the fashionistas can also head to Kolkata's new style destination, Straavi, a store of handcrafted sarees, tunics and suits. Straavi's products—regular wear to exclusive party wear— are adorned with zardosi, ari, kardona pechni and pepulgit work. The eye-catching products are ranged between 5000 to 2 lakh; a feature that sets Straavi apart from other stores. Ace fashion designer Paromita Banerjee has some tips for you to turn heads. "Crepes, georgettes and even a fancy chiffon top in a bright shade with simple cuts keep the monsoon look chic and upbeat. Alternately necklines and waistlines could be played with adding a fun quotient to the outfit." Capris, cropped pants shorts and skirts work best when out on the road.
A rainy day could start of with a bright floral dress or a painted neon t-shirt with a pair of shorts or cut off denim shorts while an office wear teamed with a bright bandhni (tie- and dye) dupatta makes for an interesting and chic statement in an after- office do. Ace model Jessica, talks about her monsoon special look, "a comfortable flowy dress and a three quarter leggings with blingy neon footwear."
Don't let the rain catch you off-hand, be fashion ready as you enjoy your day out in the rains.
Fashion do(s) this monsoon
Team your outfit with neon belts or bags and a statement umbrella with funky patterns. Be bright and sunny this season as you experiment with shades .
Fashion don't(s) this monsoon
Avoid denims as they take time to dry off post drench in the rain. Sheer fabric should be avoided, especially during the day.
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