Quintessentially Indian

Meet my most recently added wardrobe-piece I bought from Soul Sante. I love this quintessential Rajasthani tribal necklace for its coin-metallic tone and statement-making appeal. And its not just another neckpiece... If you google Rajasthani jewelry you'll see that such neck pieces were worn by brides to stay protected from evil. Another interesting bit were the two twenty five paisa coins dated 1987 and 1975 placed on either side of the bold hook. A thing of real beauty and its certainly going to catch a lot of attention.

In this case!

Puma iPad case

Continuing my review on Puma's Autumn/Winter collection with their stunning iPad cases this time. Minimal design in solid colour, this iPad has taken my sportluxe fixation to the next level. Easy to carry and to get striked by everyone! Isn't it?!

Second Skin

Sheer top: Zara (old)

Pants: Zara

Lace socks: Calvin Klein

There's always a doubt in getting the perfect size, whenever I order online. Keeping my fingers crossed I bought this pair of Calvin Klein's to forcefully convince myself that fall has arrived and this tiny-miny shopping was actually harmless money wise. Just 450 bucks given for this one, you see!

For the very first time, Bythewear's man behind the camera came in front. Yeah, it's just his arms and socks-covered feet that you see here. I hope to be able to pull more of him in the future posts though.

The Two Newcomers!

My recent overload of blog reading has made me realize one thing, that anything and everything looks *chic* when one has the right heels paired with it. By right I mean understated but powerful footwear. The whole of last month I had been looking for good heels. And this disguising pair from CLARKS came to my rescue. They are high but don't feel like that when you wear them.

Even after being a flats-addicted girl, I still find these extremely comfortable. 

And I welcomed the winter with this impulsively bought ASOS snood. 

I am probably gonna wear the heels in the next post. 

Siri Fort

Hi friends... Back after almost a month long silence and it feels good..! It was a busy November for me. Ducky, my man behind the camera, finally made a visit to Delhi. And since we both are sports enthusiasts, we decided to get this done at the Siri Fort Sports Complex. Trust me; it’s one of the best hangout places in the city. The tranquil environment, the greens and the sports breathe a fresh life into you..!

It wasn’t that cold in the morning. I decided to wear a simple striped dress that I thrifted from Sarojini Nagar. Paired it with my years old Adidas Zipper Jacket.

Tell me what you think?

Although there was nothing really experimental about the look EXCEPT my new Reebok Red Indian cap! This ones' a newbie in my accessory drawer and it so happens that its the only cap I have so far..!! Thank God we have places like Sarojini in Delhi to satisfy my wardrobe hunger :-)

P.S. Apparently the dress is a fresh style from Hatley. Well ..@350, it seems I got a smart deal on this one ;)  

I am wearing, Pink Striped Hatley Dress, Boat Shoes, Adidas Zipper and Reebok Red Indian Cap.

Photo Credits & Post Production : Anirban 

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