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It was my brothers wedding in December2017  and I’ve decided to run a wedding series on the blog with my outfits. I hope you guys enjoy it   You can view the other posts from this series here and there. For the wedding day, I finally wore lehanga in my favourite color combination of marsala with pink dupatta. This  beauty was a no-brainer. But if you’ll know me at all, I’m not one to stick to the ordinary, hence had to take the plunge for a different drape. For my beauty pallette –  we went for a ‘diva’ look – smokey eyes and the works. Lehanga – Armuse Make Up Artist – Prakash Until then, #bakerofstylist

It was my brothers wedding in December 2017 and I’ve decided to run a wedding series on the blog with my outfits. I hope you guys enjoy it   You can view the other posts from this series here and here. The Sangeet is definitely the most anticipated function in an Indian wedding. While picking my outfit, I knew I wanted something strking, in terms of design as well as color. I have now realized that I love dancing :p.  I wanted to keep the jewellery slightly finite since I was a part of  dances, so I opted for traditional gold tussi set with jadau earrings. Lehenga – Gazal Gupta Make Up Artist – Prakash Much Love #Bakerofstylist

It was my brothers wedding last month and I’ve decided to run a wedding series on the blog with my outfits. I hope you guys enjoy it   You can view the other posts from this series here and here. This event I wanted to wear something different from usual outfits. So, in one of the exhibitions in Delhi during the wedding shopping, I came across this booth. The outfit I chose is a very stylish, very elegant elegant pastel yellowish green jumpsuit with hand-embroidery all over the bodice and belt. For my jewellary, I chose to style this with tassel earrings from Prerto and neckpiece from Outhouse. With hair & makeup, I completely opted for loose French braid with minimal makeup. What I’m Wearing – Jumpsuit from Nishi Mehra, Neckpiece from Outhouse, Earrings from Minerali Store. Until then, #Bakerofstylist

It was my brothers wedding last month and I’ve decided to do a wedding series on the blog with my outfits. I hope you guys enjoy it . For the Garba function, our theme was Ikat, hence I wore lehanga which I revamped my mother wedding lehanga with ikat dupatta. So accordingly was my jewellary, hair and makeup look.  I always love wearing bright and vibrant colors. And specially for garba evening calls for such playful, bright and attractive colors. The dupatta was draped  as in Gujarati style. I kept my hair and makeup very light and natural with hair bun. Until Next, #BakerofStylist