Fusion Styles for Daily Wear
Jennie Gandhi
February 28, 2009
It is very essential to refurbish your wardrobe often. Simple mix n match style can be adopted by using old clothes with new ones or adjusting the pairing. Clothes are very important as they create an impression about your personality. Casual, semi formal or corporate formal is a personal choice and also depends upon your mood. While choosing clothes invest in some regular wears like capris, jeans and leggings for the casual tones and jackets, shirts and straight cut pants for formal ones.
Hair style is also about giving a different look each time. In case of a makeover, the easiest way is to adopt a haircut that is flexible. Fusion relates to Indo fusion dresses that can be seen as casual tops of kurtas and can be combined with jeans in regular style. Capris team very well with the batik top or again silhouettes are suited with lycra slacks. Include all colors in your wardrobe.
In case the style is seems more westernized, using Indian accessories certainly helps to bring in the ethnic charm. These relate to lacquer bracelets, pottery earrings or beads that bear a traditional charm. The chandelier earrings seem wonderful with the long flare skirt and a short top. Stoles in raw silks and pure silks in the bandhni print or Indian designs are wonderful way to Indianise the outfit. These look great over tunics or casual tops and plain colored ones are also suited for formal shirts.
For formal occasions, the ghagra choli can have the cuts resembling the gown with cowled sleeves, empire waist and yet have the embellishments that are very Indian. Embroidery relates to fusion style and this can be seen in embroided jeans and pants. The embellishments here are the badla work, buttis, miniature bells and also wood work trimmings.
Use the fish net cut for the skirt and a tank top and use a contrast dupatta. Ethnic jhumkas or hoops are another way to go along with juttis or mojris to attend an evening ritual or engagement ceremony. Make up fusion tricks mean smoky eyes, winged eyeliner and also the minimum lipstick and perfect blush on. Chokers or beaded necklaces with the huge pendant are still in vogue in fusion style.
Check these links and find out how your regular salwar suits and salwar kameez designs can form a part of fusion dressing.
Hair style is also about giving a different look each time. In case of a makeover, the easiest way is to adopt a haircut that is flexible. Fusion relates to Indo fusion dresses that can be seen as casual tops of kurtas and can be combined with jeans in regular style. Capris team very well with the batik top or again silhouettes are suited with lycra slacks. Include all colors in your wardrobe.
In case the style is seems more westernized, using Indian accessories certainly helps to bring in the ethnic charm. These relate to lacquer bracelets, pottery earrings or beads that bear a traditional charm. The chandelier earrings seem wonderful with the long flare skirt and a short top. Stoles in raw silks and pure silks in the bandhni print or Indian designs are wonderful way to Indianise the outfit. These look great over tunics or casual tops and plain colored ones are also suited for formal shirts.
For formal occasions, the ghagra choli can have the cuts resembling the gown with cowled sleeves, empire waist and yet have the embellishments that are very Indian. Embroidery relates to fusion style and this can be seen in embroided jeans and pants. The embellishments here are the badla work, buttis, miniature bells and also wood work trimmings.
Use the fish net cut for the skirt and a tank top and use a contrast dupatta. Ethnic jhumkas or hoops are another way to go along with juttis or mojris to attend an evening ritual or engagement ceremony. Make up fusion tricks mean smoky eyes, winged eyeliner and also the minimum lipstick and perfect blush on. Chokers or beaded necklaces with the huge pendant are still in vogue in fusion style.
Check these links and find out how your regular salwar suits and salwar kameez designs can form a part of fusion dressing.
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