a woman’s guide to monsoon fashion
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Add bright colors such as red, pink, turquoise and green to your wardrobe to defeat the characteristic dullness of monsoon. Wearing bright colors will uplift your mood on a dreary rainy day as well as will add a splash to your closet.TRANSCRIPT
A Woman’s Guide to Monsoon Fashion
Paint the town bright!Add bright colors such as red, pink, turquoise and green to your wardrobe to defeat the characteristic dullness of monsoon. Wearing bright colors will uplift your mood on a dreary rainy day as well as will add a splash to your closet. You can don knee length bright colored Kurtis with single-colored jeans for casual wear. One of the easiest yet stylish looks to put together for a day or a night party during monsoon is a monochromatic dress which you can carry without being too loud in your fashion statement.
Pull your black out
With the sun playing a hide and seek with rain clouds, it gives you an amazing opportunity to spot on trend with black outfits. A black jump suit with minimal accessories and a sling bag or shoulder tote bags sum up to be a perfect girls-day-out outfit. Restrain from sporting dark pinks, dark blues and other dark colors to avoid your dress from becoming transparent when drenched.
Make a statement with ripped denims
Ditch your plain-Jane look and opt for something trendier this monsoon season. Take the popular high street style of torn denims and ripped jeans to a new height by pairing them up with a single-tone ganji top, a stylish matching tote and a pair of classic booties. Though the ripping style and bleaching is still the same, length of the denims has been altered.
Quirky shortsSwap your basic shorts with neon-coloured shorts or ripped denim shorts. Apart from teaming them with ganji tops, opt for a black tube top along with a short trendy jacket. Experiment by pairing ripped shorts with oversized t-shirts, crop tops, tank top, printed half-sleeved tees and halter tops. Add power and style to your look by accessorising it by carrying a frilly umbrella in a pastel shade.
Keep it IndianIf you prefer donning Indian clothes, opting for leggings and tunics is a good idea to avoid pissing off the fashion police. Although wearing long-length kurta and salwars should be avoided to protect yourself being a victim to muck, sporting short tunics with mid-length leggings will give you a chic look in the monsoons. Substitute your dupattas with floral scarves that have metal loops to add elegance in your fairly stylish appearance.
Monsoon Make-up Mantras for Women
Beat the monsoon make-up blues by removing all creamy cosmetics from your make-up cases. Choose an oil-free base and an oil-free matte primer to ensure your make-up doesn’t melt in the humid weather.
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