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Showing posts with label Kalpaduma Chennai. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kalpaduma Chennai. Show all posts

Embracing Ethnic while living away from India

Even though I live abroad, the Desi Girl inside me keeps coming out quite frequently and I feel more comfortable in Indian outfits. Since my travel is usually in public transport , I avoid jazzy clothing and tend to go more understated so that I do not attract unnecessary attention. Since the weather here in Singapore is quite humid, I prefer wearing airy, cotton clothes so that I do not sweat like crazy and embarrass myself.

I was not able to carry enough ethnic clothes when I first moved here to Singapore but when I recently went to Chennai, I did manage to grab some of my cotton kurtis and also did a small haul from my favorite place Kalpadruma.

So let me show you how one can stay stylish yet stay rooted to Indian culture , while living in abroad :

1 : Choose mild colors and mild prints.

2 : Wear elegant yet artistic Indian jewelry. Do not go overboard especially places like Singapore where the other communities hardly wear any jewelry.

3 : Makeup should be mild and the Kajal is one thing we should not miss.

How I dress up the DESI way ?


Indian ethnic wear OOTD
Indian ethnic wear OOTD

Ethnic at its best !! - My day out to an Ethnic Location,sporting an Ethnic look

As much as I love wearing colorful tunics and western outfits, I also equally enjoy wearing a saree or any ethnic dress for that matter. My blog has featured posts with me wearing ethinic outfits ( mostly sarees ) but however I wanted to do something different this time. 

I was interested in doing a post which will not only involve everything ethnic, but also eco-friendly and environmentally sustainable fabrics. I have also taken care that the accessories that I have worn in this look and also my handbag is also eco friendly.  So when sporting such a look, should you not be in a location which again depicts the culture and heritage of India? I chose to shoot this in Dakshin Chitra which is a museum featuring the arts, crafts and traditions of different states of South India.

Lets go on to the pictures :

In Deep Thought , she stands 
Gazing into the Future


eco friendly fabric printing
Me wearing ethnic clothing from Kalpasthree
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