Desi fashion designers definitely have a larger audience to please these days, as buyers are looking for versatile and not always traditional styles. And of course some fusion styles have already come and gone, like the sari gown and dhoti style pants with tops. But ever since crop tops and skirts started to trend, designers have ushered in a new age of Indian, leaning toward more wearable, trendier, playful cuts, fabrics, and textures.
Fortunately, I get to work with all sorts of designers and brands and style my own looks. I’d describe my style as a mix of old vintage with new age style and comfort. The future of possibilities!
Black Lehenga and Crochet Blouse | Sajda by Suman
Black crochet blouse with cold shoulder and and full sequin light weight long skirt with flare
Cinderella Blue and Antique Silver Lehenga | Mrunalini Rao
Pale blue with antique silver design and long skirt with golden scalloped dupatta
Floral Pale Blue and Pink Lehenga | Crossover Bollywood Se New York
Off the shoulder Pakistani styled Lehenga with full floral thread and embellishments along with dupatta
Crochet Blouse and Floral Lehenga | Sajda by Suman
Lehenga with crochet beige top and full embellished skirt with bead work and floral designs
Pale Pink Sequined Sari
Pre-stitched pale pink embroidery sari with pants and off the should silver sequined blouse
Pale gold embroidered gown | Priya Chhabria Designs
Beige and antique gold gown dress with scalloped flare
Pink pleated drape jumpsuit | Ridhi Mehra
Pleated jumpsuit with studded belt and turquoise earrings
Teal and chrome gold kurti | Falguni Shane Peacock
Teal gold chrome applique kurti, churidar, and dupatta
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