What:
Mauve chamois satin saree, knitted grey crop top, grey net palazzo pants, beaded belt, flower brooch.
(The whole look is custom made and contributes to sustainable fashion as most of the stuff is remodeled and reused in a mix match fashion)
Where:
So, the story goes 20 years back when my hubby dear bought this saree for me from his very first salary. This saree holds a lot of value for me. I was talking about writing this post and with all the potpourri going on, my Mister suggested the very title.
Then, I wore it with the same material full sleeves blouse. Now, I wore it again with a silver net palazzo pants, and grey knitted crop top, accessorized with a flower brooch, my fav beaded belt, pearl earrings, and crystal bangles. Keeping the look simple, as for me less is more.
This was the look I created for a special occasion, as grey was the theme. Apparently I didn’t have anything exciting to wear, so decided to put together what I had, and came up with something I desired. Didn’t get a chance to take few good pics for my post at that time, so, re-enacted the whole look once again for the pics sake. Trying to deliver my best 🙂
I am as a matter of fact a low-moderate shopper, and as I said in my earlier posts that I love to mix and match. Also, when I go out for shopping I look for timeless pieces or heirloom quality stuff. I am a slow fashion follower, but still like updated looks, especially if they can be created with in the wardrobe I have. This is my way to contribute towards sustainable fashion. Also, the palazzos were made out of a saree and the crop top I wore goes 15 yrs back.
One thing I realized is keep the classic pieces, you never know when they touch an outfit to turn it new!
I would love to hear from you all my friends about your Fusion Fiesta story! Please share.
When:
Do you need a reason? Not me!
