Megha Patwa Mangal

Hello everyone! Rio Olympics, Rakhshabandhan, get togethers, wedding functions... and all other good things  have  come to an end like a cold turkey ;)  Thereby, the September marks its presence, desisting the festivities.    It was one helluva month. You may find pictures of the wedding trousseau related to the events. I tried experimenting myself as a fashionable feline in floor length and six yards (typically sari).  To those who in case admire or appreciate my outfits, its entirely a self designed game.  Both, the red bouffant gown and the svelte sari is from my clothing line.  To know more about the outfits, shoot me an email at megha.patwa@gmail.com Btw..Wake up when September ends..time to snore :P

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Yo !! Friends, we all wait for the occasions especially Indian festivals like, Diwali..Rakshabandhan et al, to enthral us making our monotonous black and white life, invigorating and vibrant - full of colours.  Being said that, a very popular North Indian traditional 'Teej' jamboree is around the corner, for which I've been waiting to revamp my wardrobe. It's the only carnival, which is followed by a fixed dress code all over, [[ Lehariya and Mothda ]]. One tends to fall in love with its pastel palette with the hues like, blush pink, mint green, misty rose etc. I love the collaborative vibe of the colours in dupattas and saris. It's refreshing to layer the lehariya on a monochrome kurta basically white. I believe Pink and White is a match made in heaven. It gives an incredible styling making us want to embrace the trend.  Have a look and give your views..!  Happy Teej festive :) ...