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In Gene – Lecoanet Hemant, leather laser cut vest and white dress

In Harsh Harsh monochrome checkered vest and Asos pleated skirt.

In one shoulder crop top and culottes by Bennch.

In color block dress with printed cape by Urvashi Joneja.

In bell sleeve blouse and contrasting dupatta by Myoho.

In dress by Label Ritu Kumar

In handspun cotton ensemble with beadwork details by Paridhi Jaipuria.

In borcade crop jacket and skirt by Geisha Designs

In block print jacket by BluePrint and statement brooch by QuirckSmith jewelry.

In bell sleeve embroidered dress with pleat detailed bib by Hemant and Nandita.

In printed skirt by Eshaani Jayaswal and a classic white shirt.

In asymmetrical top and crop pants by Pallavi Jaipur

In drape dress by Mati by Fatima K Punjaabi.

In pussy bow blouse by Dsquared2 (available at Fervour.in) and skirt by Urban Rust clothing.

In cutout jumpsuit by Aavantam and Zara embroidered jacket.

In fringe bell jeans by Kerkes Fashion
and belted jacket by Eka co.

In denim skirt and embroidered shirt by Namrata Joshipura

In leather strap top and wide leg pants by Echo by Tanya Arora.

In embellished shoulder mini dress by Rohit Gandhi and Rahul Khanna

In embellished top by Purvi Doshi

In polka dot pussy bow blouse by Urban Rust and Forever New skirt.

In simple shirt dress by House of Sohn
Art has no boundaries and only through art are we able to cross boundaries and connect to people globally. Stephanie Kantis is a designer who embarked onto her journey as a jewelry designer by breaking these boundaries. An interior designer for nearly two decades, inspired by her trips to Mexico and Spanish culture, Stephanie chose to leave all that she knew behind and immerse herself into the romantic lifestyle of a Spanish colonial town.
Her time spent there inspired her to create her very first collection incorporating several local techniques. Today, the designer still maintains her brand’s diverse origins and continues to grow her collections with inspiration derived from various cultures of the world.
check out their collection at here
Their sunburst design has easily become my new closet staple!



I believe chokers have been trending so long that at this point they might as well be a closet staple. They come in all sizes and shapes and the variety is pretty much endless. So now the struggle is to find this new closet staple a personality of its own.
For me the clear winner is Ms. Sachdeva’s twist of east-meets-west slash bohemian slash tribal embellished choker.
Here is my take on the how to get this choker on pretty much everything you own.
With a Turtle Neck
Winter is not really going anywhere anytime soon, so pair up this funky piece with a simple black turtleneck and jeans for a daytime look. Keeping this cozy with a twist.


(Top: Vince, Jean: Topshop, Shoes: Micheal Kors)
With a Classic White Shirt
Wear this choker inside a classic white shirt and pair of cropped fringe jeans to keep things on trend. Let the accessories bring in that pop of color while keeping the outfit monochrome.


(Shirt: Gap, Jeans: Pilcro, Shoes: Tamara Mellon)
With a Simple Camisole
A open neckline + choker? Indeed! Chokers are known to accentuate your neckline and shoulders so pairing this one with a basic camisole and a flirty pleated skirt might just be your next outfit of choice to the next lunch date. (Don’t forget a clutch to keep all the necessities handy)


(Top: Kate Spade, Skirt: Asos (Similar) , Shoes: 3.1 Phillip Lim)

I don’t want to assume that every girl out there is in the same situation as me, but I am pretty sure in about 2.5 days we all will be in the I-have-nothing-to-wear state of mind. With all the food devoured and all the soul cycle classes skipped (because you were too busy shopping those online sales) that sequin mini dress you pledged to wear at the start of 2016 might as well wait out another year/ another New Years resolution.
And then, there is this whole new sleuth of fabrics and trends one can choose from this year making things even worse. With Velvet making a come back, metallics staying ever strong and sequins never left the scene, what should one settle for?
I have narrowed down to 5 trends I am nodding towards this NYE:
Metallics:

(Top: J.Crew, Skirt: & Other Stories, Shoes: Jean Michel Cazabat, Necklace: J.Crew)
Pair the trend with classics like pumps and a basic turtleneck. And since its your final good bye to 2016 might as well add that little oomph and put on your favorite statement jewels.
Shop the trend:
DvF Heavyn Metallic Pleated Midi
Miss Selfridge Silver Metallic Pleated Skirt
Zara Metallic Fine Pleated Skirt
Velvet:

(Top: Zara, Shoes: JCrew, Jeans: JCrew)
Velvet is definitely fabric of the year and there is no denying it has taken over all our closet staples from joggers to shoes. Play up a velvet top with a pair of printed booties and cropped flared jeans.
Shop the trend:
Topshop Polly Bardot Velvet Top
Vince Hald Sleeve Jewel Neck Velvet Tee
& Other Stories Graphic Devore Blouse
Fringe

(Dress: TART Collections, Shoes: Jean Michel Cazabar, Cutch: Zara)
Fringe instantly takes us back to the 70’s and can easily become too costume-y if taken too literally. Since we will be celebrating New Years and not Halloween its crucial to keep the accessories minimal and more modern to avoid any further confusions on your sartorial status.
Shop the trend:
Aidan by Aidan Mattox Fringe Sheath Dress
Joie Sanibel Embellished Fringe Trim Dress
Herve Leger Fringe-Hem Embellished Knit Bandage Dress
Misguided Peace and Love Fringe Dress
Sequin:

(Dress: Elizabeth & James, Shoes: Zara, Bag: Emilio Pucci)
The number one trend for all New Year Eves is metallics. When all else fails, sparkles it is! Why not pair it with metallic accessories and basic heels to keep the bling under control.
Shop the trend:
Zara Sequined Dress with a V-Neck
Hailstone Heritage Racerback Sequined Sheath Dress
Elizabeth and James Tank Dress
Elizabeth and James Danya Metallic Mini Dress
Feathers:

(Skirt: Line & Dot, Sweater: JCrew, Shoes: Jean Michel Cazabat)
Surely my favorite! Pair a feather skirt with a classic slouchy sweater (brownie points for winter friendly attire) and a pair of booties or classic pumps. Or why not go all out and wear a fully feathered dress, after all it is the last thing you will wear in 2016.
Shop the trend:
Carolina Herrar Feather Trimmed Knit Top
Michael Kors Feather Embellished Chantilly Lace Mini Dress
Jason Wu Feather-Embellished Voile Skirt
Alice + Olivia Cina Feather Mini Skirt
So what will you be wearing this NYE? 🙂
Gauahar Khan in Rabani Rakha Sari and House of Shikha Earrings.




Gauahar Khan in Deepankshi and Reena




Gauahar Khan in Geisha Separates and Zara shoes.



Gauahar Khan in Six Buttons Down shirt and crop top.


