All Of Me

And finally an outfit post after so long. So freaking long. So, quick update, almost done with my Graduation Project, left with too much work, but no more office after 8 days! Wohoo! Work and my chaotic mind has kept me busy. Have been dreaming of the graduation day. 

*Freedom. Freedom. Freedom.* 

My heart sings. 

Of course the whole thing of missing college days and friends is there. But then there are too many things that I want to do, that doesn't happen with the amount of free time I get during college/office days. So yes!

Wish me luck! :)

Photography : Debjyoti Das | thatPhotographerwithHeadphones

Another fusion look, draped this old saree as a dhoti, wearing it with this strapless blouse. Enhancing the look is this gorgeous jewel piece I picked from a local market during one of those painful fabric sourcing days at work. Definitely the only good part about going place in search of things. Introduces you to some amazing hidden shopping spots. Adding the grunge touch to the indian look here is the faux leather jacket I received from Romwe, a couple of months back. And yes, I am still wearing these boots, I am. Every second day! :P

And now a news that I have share with you guys. If you didn't already know then, I along with my photographer Debjyoti, run this community called 'Drum and Bass India'. 

We aim at promoting Drum n Bass genre and supporting underground DnB Indian Artists/DJs.

We are doing an event at Pebble, Bangalore, this 28th of March. Have a crazy line up with a few talented artists, including my photographer! :)

Would be great if you guys show up, do not miss, it surely is going to be massive. Plus I will be there! :D

Find more details : http://goo.gl/pzuLcS  

Saree : Gifted

 Tied Black Platform Ankle Boots : Romwe | Shop

Faux Leather Jacket : Romwe | Shop

Mangtika : Local Market

On my lips : Hot Hot Hot by Colorbar

The Longing Drapes

Presenting the very first video on Razzle Dazzle Pickle! :D
*sodamnexcited*

Photography, Videography and Post Processing :
Debjyoti Das | thatPhotographerwithHeadphones

Track : 'Longing' by Karsh Kale

I hope the new year has been treating you all well. For me, it has been beautiful so far! :)
And the month of January brings a lot of festivals, festivals with different names but all of them bringing people together to celebrate the harvest season, also welcoming spring.

I am blessed to have lovely friends from different parts of the country, with different cultures, and thus getting a wonderful chance to be a part of these beautiful celebrations. And such a pretty days it was Lohri recently. You must already know how exciting the very thought of Indian Ethnic for me is! :D

So, the previous night was spent researching about the kind of drapes I could do, as I love experimenting with Sarees. That's when Mr. Photographer Debjyoti decided to help me, by combining two cultures that he is familiar with, Gujarati and Bengali. Given that I wear Saree only a few times in the year, I choose not to repeat one, but then this saree (worn here previously) is a love of mine, the color, the weave pattern, everything is so complementing. And then also, someone told me recently, to 'repeat Sarees, as they get more gracious, the more you wear them'. :)
So, this is how it turned out to be, a mix of Bengali dhoti and Gujarati pallu! :D

Wearing this gorgeous Velvet blouse I recently purchased from Splash, had been meaning to own a velvet blouse for so long. Yay! :D
In accessories I am wearing a few golden bangles and these pretty earrings from Mzuri. Crafted from brass rings, this pair takes its inspiration from traditional woven patterns, creating a perfect harmony. Named 'Shaba', the earrings feature a hook fastening with a drop down chain link and coin discs. I have discussed and donned Mzuri products in past, see here. 
See more products from Mzuri.

On the day of Lohri. :)

Saree : Kollegal, Karnataka
Velvet Blouse : Splash, Bangalore
Earrings : Mzuri | SHOP
Sandals and Bangles: Myntra
Lipcolor : Peach Crush by Colorbar
Nailcolor : FairyTale by Oriflame