Winter is here, and so are wedding invitations and year-ender parties. Ditch frumpy sweaters for faux fur, drape yourself in pashmina, or strut in boots to ooze confidence. CT tells you how to stay warm and slay like a true diva at the same time.
Green is inLayering to perfection: Team up a chequered brown blazer with a silk, emerald green salwar kameez to balance comfort and style
Accessorise it right: Bold, chunky earrings and suede boots can add a new dimension to the soiree look
Pic: Tathagata Ghosh
Fiery & fabLayering to perfection: Red Benarasis are timeless favourites. Pair one with a Jamawar pashmina to look stylish
Accessorise it right: Gather the pashmina with a bangle and brooch for a chic look. Wear a choker and flowers in your hair for a glam touch
HMUA Rohini Aich says, “Hydrate your skin before makeup. Go for a creamy blush. Bold eyes and lip shades like berry, and dark pink are in. Don’t forget your signature scent”
Royal radianceLayering to perfection: A cropped fur jacket with a lehenga choli can be a showstopper at any winter wedding. Opt for bright colours like emerald green, purple, or burgundy, and save the muted tones for summer.
Accessorise it right: Choose layered neckpieces to keep the focus on your neckline. Complete the look with boots
Styling tips:- Swap a shawl for a blazer or pair a short jacket with your salwar suit for a stylish, warm layered look
- Pair a pashmina shawl with a silk sari; accessorise with bold jewellery
- Trench coats and wool blazers add elegance to saris—perfect for a winter brunch, with minimal pearl jewellery such an outfit can look classy
- Polo-neck tees with saris keep you warm while looking sharp
- Fleece, wool, and polyester blends are perfect for winter
- Bomber jackets, pullovers, and blazers are winter wardrobe essentials– inputs by Ayan Hore, stylist
Quotes:
I can’t think of a glam winter look without my woollens. This year, being blingy is my style statement, be it with my jewellery, jacket or makeup– Ankita Singh, modelI can’t think of a glam winter look without my woollens. This year, being blingy is my style statement, be it with my jewellery, jacket or makeup– Ankita Singh, modelPics: Tathagata Ghosh; model: Ankita Singh; makeup and hair: Rohini Aich; styling: Ayan Hore; outfit and jewellery: Sujata MukherjeeRuman Ganguly is a Principal Correspondent at Calcutta Times. She...
Read MoreRuman Ganguly is a Principal Correspondent at Calcutta Times. She covers Tollywood and fashion, besides her regular responsibilities at the desk. Her passions include movies, reading and avante-garde fashion shoots.
Read Less
Start a Conversation
Post comment