Hair Makeover And Snakeprint

I have always had my hair colored since the age of 20. The irony is that these two years of blogging made me debut with my black hair. It all happened in Hongkong about two years back- A clear case of misunderstanding, where I took a stab on my hair and it was accidentally colored black instead of Red. The color was a switch n whether I Call it a language errrr or Karma, I had to live with that for at least an year. That experience was just enough and a lesson learnt  in itself to not to experiment with things that could be drastic and that I must take baby steps towards stuff which means larger than life for me !
So here I am , taking a best shot at it again. I got global highlights in Honey color, changed the base of my hair first , and also got a portion of my hair colored red ! The Red doesn't last long. For a few days it bled and ran down on my clothes  And  after first wash it became lighter by fifty percent though my stylist gave a rap on the knuckles for that, but who listened to him anyways? lol ! After four rotten tees, Its fun, its Red like this and I am loving it !!

Lookbook : Peplum | Holograms | Singapore Travel diaries

We took these pictures while in Singapore. There was this lane right outside my hotel(Novotel, Singapore) and every time I passed the porch,  I just couldn't help but notice these Candy colored houses, and decided that I had to include these in at least one of my posts. This edible looking pastel colored buildings are the rear side of the most happening bars and restaurants in Clark Quay. Come past 7 in the evening, and am sure the music is swaying enough to make you wanna enter this lane pronto. I loved the life, the energy of this place, and I always wanted to rush back and just grab a beer, and soak in the culture.
Though we stayed there for 5 nights, and had so much planned and things- to- do stuff, but all was lost and forgotten coz we were pretty busy in  beating the hell outta nightlife, and this is reason enough which would bring me back to this place again.
This is probably the one out of two Peplum tops I own, and if you ask me straight and point, I would advise that  owning more than two peplum pieces is a complete don't hood.Every girl should make the right kind of investment in these faux body shapers, but its also important, to find out the right fit and cut. Figure a curvy , retro Silhouette you are dying to wear for your next date, Peplums could be the best pick rather I would say that it is the best staple to be hanging around your closet.
I loved the Faux Red motifs of flower bush against the  white Canvas and decide to pair them with white pants to keep all the focus on the blouse.... kept it Simple,Straight on top and Even swept my hair in a twisty braid to keep things out of the way.
What's Your Jet setter Travel Outfit Inspiration ? Sound Off in the Comments !

Perfect Blend

 Clubbing fashion with tradition can really notch up any look big time ! Indian culture is so detailed,that it easily allows one to mix and match to bring change in any form of dressing,while keeping the comfort quotient high too !

Today's look is all about mixed dressing and I am linking this post with Infb remix-Indian fusion . I really Pine for International designs around the runway which are blooming with Indian motifs,brocades, mirror work and what not  ! Spoil rotten? yes maybe !
I have experimented this style of dressing earlier too-here(in a faint form) , but for the current look I thought to bring a little more glee by giving a touch of bindi and bangles to my paisley printed tunic and pairing it with shorts. What say ?
P.S: I have spotted a lot of Delhi girls going Ballistic about wearing a Bindi.The transformation of "Bindi" into a hip accessory has lately been fueled by Kareena Kapoor's upcoming movie "Heroine". After all Bollywood and fashion are synchronic -Aint' It?

Have  earlier worn this tunic with my white patialas and Stilettos !

Wearing: Tunic-Sanskriti(mumbai),Shorts-Tailored-seehere, Mojris-Dubai,Belt-muah,Jhola Bag-Fab India !