THIS MONSOON WITH STYLE
You love them,
you hate them but you can’t overlook them. The rains are here. With raindrops
falling here and there on your head. It’s time to pack your heels, leather
shoes, sheer tops and pastel shirts. Outcome those rubber sandals, raincoats,
and colorful umbrellas.
No matter how
careful we may have been, all of us, at some point or the other, have reached
college/university or office flaunting those not-so-welcome splash marks, thank
to racing vehicles on pothole ridden roads. But that shouldn’t make you resort
to dull and boring outfits. Jazz up your wardrobe with pop colors, printed
fabrics and light footwear for monsoon.
Trying these
simple hacks can simply lift up your look:
Opt for cropped pants with cropped tops, preferably coordinated in the same print or color. Team it up with sports shoes. This is not just weather friendly but also trendy.
Best is to wear
cotton malmal ka kurta with parallel (three-quarter pants). Opt for colors
like white, yellow and pink in cotton fabric.
Humidity can
make your hair go frizzy. A neat bun or a pony tail or is a great way
to keep it under control.
Don’t wear sheer
clothes, wear ankle trousers. Go for converse shoes, it’s trendy and
comfortable and works well with the weather.
Printed cotton
fabrics and scarves are doing the rounds. For clothing, keep the denims aside.
For the humid
weather, chambray dresses and flowery maxis are a good idea as these are trendy
as well as comfortable.
Wear loose
clothes, as relaxed clothing will be perfect on a hot day as well as on a rainy
day when humidity might be high.
While it’s best
to avoid styling this season, use a light hair serum that won’t weigh your hair
down instead of a heavy mousse.
Instead of
classic smoky eye, flaunt the graphic eye look created using waterproof
colored liners, kohl pencils or pen liners.
The waterproof
mascara is indeed the ultimate monsoon must-have.
While monsoon is
a time to enjoy and rejoice rains with your friends and loved ones, it is also
a time to give yourself a total makeover.
Don’t let
monsoon rains dampen your style.


