I love wearing cholis and saree blouses as tops with jeans and love wearing tee-shirts and sweaters as blouses with sarees. You would have seen cholis with denims here, here and here and a sweater with a saree here.
I don't see the point of wearing certain things in pairs just because that is how it has been done for decades. I believe in having fun with things and playing with silhouettes and proportions as well as putting things together in one's own way. My latest favourite is wearing a Rajasthani type long Bandhani choli with denim and I can say that I am obsessed with this top. It is made from a Gajji silk fabric, which means that it is a satin weave done on silk fabric. It's really soft and I love the deep green colour and the subtle Bandhani designs.
I have had a few things made in this fabric and they are all beyond lovely. The top is worn here with drop-crotch boy-friend jeans but trust me it looks great with shorts, skirts as well as skinnies. These leather slip-ons are from Bali and all the silver is from India, mostly designs from various tribes in Gujarat and Rajasthan.
I hope everyone's had a lovely festive season and are excited about what 2016 will bring. Have a great Sunday :)
2 comments:
thats beautiful green
India's Bandhani Art being quite ancient, India's Bandhani Art being quite ancient. If you want to buy Bandhani Dress Material, then you can buy it from the streets of Gujarat or Rajasthan, but if you want to buy it online at your doorstep, then you can easily buy it from Fabrohub.com
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