In India(specially Delhi), its a bit of a daring expression if you roam about on the streets wearing a tube or a spaghetti. Even though you pull the look fantastically, women are supposed to wear place-appropriate clothes, unless its Ok for you to go out and be hounded by prying eyes, which is not the case with most of girls- And that I am pretty sure of .
Shrugs have become so Yesterday for me. I always look out for light cover-ups or summery jackets, which can be just thrown on your deep tanks or noodle necks .And for this simplest reason I have bounded love for light button down shirts !
But then I have a small problem with them too. My Button-down shirts seem prohibitive for movement for me. I feel like I'm in a straight jacket, especially if they are longer sleeve. I look good in them if they are more fitted , but I just can't get comfortable. Not to sound like a broken Record, but if you hate something , do not wear it ! Doesn't matter who says its a must have or a classic piece. Just Screw it !
So Instead , I always fish for a perfect button down in my Hubs closet for layering during monsoons or always buy them in one size big !! Problem solved.
Layer your buttons down with a boring dress, and you could bring life to it .
Layer them over, Hide your tanks/ tubes with a buttons down, and you become the next sober girl in your locality !!
Layer them underneath a tunic/Cardi and you have an Evolved look in seconds .
And before you become judgmental in what I really have for this Black and White stripe skirt, or whether my wardrobe has gone in for a strike Its better I downpour you with OOTD Pictures.
Shrugs have become so Yesterday for me. I always look out for light cover-ups or summery jackets, which can be just thrown on your deep tanks or noodle necks .And for this simplest reason I have bounded love for light button down shirts !
But then I have a small problem with them too. My Button-down shirts seem prohibitive for movement for me. I feel like I'm in a straight jacket, especially if they are longer sleeve. I look good in them if they are more fitted , but I just can't get comfortable. Not to sound like a broken Record, but if you hate something , do not wear it ! Doesn't matter who says its a must have or a classic piece. Just Screw it !
So Instead , I always fish for a perfect button down in my Hubs closet for layering during monsoons or always buy them in one size big !! Problem solved.
Layer your buttons down with a boring dress, and you could bring life to it .
Layer them underneath a tunic/Cardi and you have an Evolved look in seconds .
And before you become judgmental in what I really have for this Black and White stripe skirt, or whether my wardrobe has gone in for a strike Its better I downpour you with OOTD Pictures.
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| This explains my- I have something for vintage doors syndrome |
Tank/Heels : Zara (worn here)
Buttons Down Shirt: Levi's(worn Here)
Bag: Carlo Rino
Cuff/ Sunnies- Asos