Fashion Tabu

Strangely enough, it is the faithful comfortable Gujrathi style of wearing the ultra-pallu sari that finally finds acceptance among women all over India.

If the clothes have got stained while usage, never pack them inside before getting rid of them. They may turn out to be a stubborn stain.

Whether you prefer wearing sunglasses or lens, always be careful in maintaining them. Keep them clean and wipe them with a soft cotton cloth.

Make sure you are armed with the right colours and accessories before venturing out in the heat.

We must wear our clothes with an attitude and our body language must reflect our style.

The colour white commands attention and is the most basic of tones.

Heels add elegance to our walk but we must wear them only if we are comfortable in them.

Being fashionable does not mean following the ramp but wearing what we look best in.

Always add finishing touches to your outfit with ethnic accessories.

White is the most powerful colour. The second most powerful colour is Black.

This decade is strong evidence that fashion is cyclical.

A balanced visual effect is achieved by correct proportioning.

We must let our style be as colourful as the weather.

Never out dress your boss or superiors at office.

Never string your pearl jewellery on a silk thread.

Fashion is more about how we live than just how we look.

We must always go for clothes that make us feel confident and strong yet relaxed, comfortable and stylish.

For a more versatile way to wear an abstract print is to opt for a simple maxi or shirtdress and let the print do all the work.

A new year means a new chance to update our wardrobes, and our selves, as fashion’s constant evolution takes new turns and inspires new themes.

Wear something that sets you apart from the rest. Create your own identity.

If you do not plan to wear heavy clothes for a few months, do not iron them before storing. It is better to iron them, just before wearing it.

Light colours are flattering around the face and attract attention to it.

If you are tall and thin. Use a contrast colour piping on your neckline,

Different jewellery or accessories can change a dress dramatically each time you put it on.