I have always been drawn towards tribal art & culture owing not just to the beauty of it but also it’s cultural richness. The cuts and silhouettes inspired from such tribal forms have begun to gain popularity in the Indian fashion circuit and some of the styles have also been represented by International designers. Let’s have a glance into what I did to create a similar look tweaked with a tinge of modern street style.
Heads up: I am an ardent lover of flea markets and mostly pick my clothes/ jewellery/ accessories from all any nook and corner that catches my eye.
To create this look, I picked an old dupatta from my mother’s closet to be draped around as my top or ‘choli’ and I own this very beautiful hand crafted flared skirt (Ghagra) decorated with intricate Sindhi cross stitch coming straight from the land of Kutch, Gujarat. I bought this from a flea market in Delhi and the stark contrast along with the geometrical shapes in the embroidery piqued my interest and I could instantly imagine this look.
Let’s check out!
Hope you enjoyed the post!
Love & happiness ❤
Priyanka
4 comments
Saipriya
Thats a great thing u did.. its a such a modern look..
I Being in Canada just love this look, as thats wht actually we where on beaches n all.
Good luck for ur future work.
ShortHairBigTeeth
Hi Saipriya!
Thank you so much for the kind words. I am so happy that you liked the look.
This look on a beach.. ? Quite interesting!
Makes me want to go on a beach and chill.. ❤
Love
lensembledujour
I love this look, it’s so fun and stylish! Let’s follow each other darling. Love from lensembledujour.wordpress.com
ShortHairBigTeeth
Thank you so much May-lin! 😀 I checked out your blog and liked the pastel grunge and a lot more. Keep it up!
Lots of love :*