A fusion look infected by the Indian-ness in me. A silk brocade with a delicate paisley pattern in a combination of sea-green and gold seemed like the perfect choice for a romantic version of the jodhpuri trousers. No extra seams. Just a side zipper and two more to accomodate the feet and you have a pair of brilliantly fitting, classy pants having the ease of not looking gaudy. Not to go overboard with the look I prefer to keep it simple with a plain white cotton top with overall broderie anglaise. And to complete the look you have to have a beautiful piece of jewellery that speaks for itself. Not too much though. Jodhpuris are a classic style and never go out of fashion. Depending on how radical you want to get you can try different cuts and styles of the same. But always remember where to draw the line and ALWAYS remember to have fun.
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Top:Sarojini Nagar; Trousers:Akanksha Redhu; Footwear:Catwalk; Model:Meeeee

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