Let’s begin this article with a fun game. We’re going to show you a bunch of celebrities. All you’ve to do is guess what’s the one thing common between all of them. Hints are written below each image.
Priyanka Chopra in her crisp skirt-suit. Who would have thought a blazer could be this sexy!
Here’s to making rough days ruffle days just like Alia Bhatt in this pretty summer-y dress.
A blouse with statement ruffled sleeves and pallu with simple gota-patti work, oh Jennifer Winget, how I wish I had this gorgeous saree two years ago during my college farewell.
Black saree who? A serene net saree with embroidered border and pallu, I know what I’m wearing to the next wedding I attend.
Take a closer look at this sultry pantsuit Athiya Shetty is wearing. It’s made of lace all over, even the bralette. Perfect dress code for a fancy night.
Sometimes, the best way to deal with life is to put on a dress and forget about the world. Sagarika Ghatge shows us how to do it in a stylish way.
Let’s connect the dots now, shall we? Here’s what we have so far – sexy, summery, statement, serene, sultry, and stylish. This is exactly what this new fashion trend is like. That’s why all the celebrities are wearing it! Even your childhood favourite cartoon character, Genie!
Thanks to our mutual love for pastels and neutrals, after pink, blue is on the brink of becoming millennial and we’re all for it. Welcome, the coolest (figuratively and literally) colour trend of the year – powder blue. It’s not only calming to look at it but to feel as well.
What makes it different from all the other blues is that the powder blue, as the name suggests, is dustier with softer undertones. You don’t need neon anymore, powder blue is all the pop you need this summer. It’s versatile enough to wear with other pastel hues or shades belonging to the family. For all we care, wear it head-to-toe and shine like the bright sky.
Here are 11 of our absolute favourite powder blue fashion items handpicked for you:
1. Ruffle Truffle
When you want to jazz things up a notch, pair this ruffled casual top with skinny bottoms and heels.
Price: ₹ 499. Buy it here.
2. Sky’s The Limit
This serene handheld bag is something to keep close, something to keep handy. Carry it with your casual outfits for a polished look.
Price: ₹ 2,990. Buy it here.
3. For That Flare
Whether with a crisp shirt or a slogan tee, a flared skirt like this will take you from the boardroom to the bar in no time. Dance your blues away.
Price: ₹ 2,390. Buy it here.
4. Summer Stride
Yes, ladies, sandals can be cool too. These open-toe flats are proof of it. Save your flip-flops for the beach and slip into a cool summer vibe.
Price: ₹ 2,099. Buy it here.
5. Take Me To Work
The kind of #MondayBlues we like. Pair it with a printed blouse and comfy heels to work for a high-street fashion look.
Price: ₹ 3,499. Buy it here.
6. Ice, Ice, Baby
Given how hot it’s getting with each passing day, a scarf is a handbag must. What’s better than this quirky ice cream printed scarf to up the #BasicBabe game?!
Price: ₹ 499. Buy it here.
7. Cool For The Summer
When you’re feeling too lazy to dress up, dress up with this midi. The ruffles and the tie-up detail around the waistline are statement enough to make any day unboring.
Price: ₹ 3,490. Buy it here.
8. Now You Sea Me
These tasselled hoop earrings are all the sass your outfit needs. It’ll go with Indian as well as western wear. Make everyday a good outfit day effortlessly.
Price: ₹ 1,349. Buy it here.
9. Cap(tain) Cool
After the slogan tee, make way for the mighty slogan cap. It’ll keep you away from the wrath of the sun and up your street style while at it.
Price: ₹ 669. Buy it here.
10. Earthy Ethnic
Want a hawa-hawai summer? Here’s a multiway kurta for you. Wear it with white leggings or as it as like a stylish kurta dress. What’s your style?
Price: ₹ 2,499. Buy it here.
11. Shirt Happens!
Don’t underestimate the power of a solid shirt. Pair this clean look lyocell shirt with matching denims and a chunky belt for a trendy celeb-like look.
Price: ₹ 2,699. Buy it here.
Images: Instagram