Spice-up your wardrobe like a Bollywood celeb

Wearing one shade from head to toe will instantly make you stand apart in the crowd and up your fashion game in no time. Start with picking the colour that complements your skin tone. If you are new to this trend, start with neutral colours like nude and grey as they are pretty easier to pull off. Play with textures to make it more interesting, and don't forget to match your shoes to complete the look. (Image: Instagram)

This is the one of the coolest DIY you can try. Give a completely new look to your old pair of denims by cropping the hemline. You can distress the edges with a blade to give it a quirky take. Or simply cut an inch or two off the front hemline, leaving the back longer and flaunt an edgy asymmetrical look. (Image: Instagram/DeepikaPadukone)

Here’s yet another way to wear your favourite classic shirt with a quirky twist. Cut it wide open and flaunt your sexy back. Yes, you read it right. Lay your shirt facing downwards, cut across in the middle till your upper back, finish the ends and ta-da, you have your five minute DIY shirt ready to be worn in a completely new way.

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Remember the slip dress over a tee outfit that Jennifer Aniston rocked in Friends? Yes, that trend has made a huge comeback, and it’s the perfect way to wear your slip dresses without a strapless bra! Just wear a simple t-shirt under your slip dress with your favourite sneakers for an effortless day look, and a jumpsuit over a ruffled shirt for an evening outfit. (Image: Instagram/bloglindanauncao)

This trend is creating waves across the globe. Lost a single earring? Fret not! Just pair it up with another one – perhaps one with a different length, colour, shape or size. Say hello to the new diva in you! (Image: Instagram)

Obi belts are the way to accentuate your waist this season. These wide belts will draw attention to your curves and make your figure look shapelier. Ladies, dig your wardrobe and flaunt them with your flowy dresses and over-sized shirts. Tip: Use wider obi belts if you have a tall frame, and vice versa for those who are petite. (Image: Instagram/Bastetamon)