Indo-Western Style | Kokum

I have been going to a whole lot of Indian wedding functions lately which has completely shifted my focus on Indianwear for the time being. Case in point this anarkali suit that I wore on the blog. But now that all the ceremonies and functions are done with and attended in style, I am finding it slightly difficult to crash back into a total western outfit scenario even for my day-to-day life. Which is why I am gradually transitioning from one look to another, using both styles to compliment each other and unite both Western & Indian for casual-chic day looks which I have even worn to a work meeting. I did look a bit out of place in the beginning but the eyes got used to my look rather quickly so I was happy.
Indo-Western Style | Kokum | Akanksha Redhu | full front coat open both hands on waist

It amazes me each time I take out my trench-coat to see just how versatile it is. You can literally pair it with ANY outfit. I have even worn mine over proper traditional Indianwear and looked just fine. For this outfit I have paired a lovely georgette kurta/tunic from Kokum, in a dual shade of steel grey and powder yellow with matching steel grey trousers (not a part of the kurta set) also worn HERE, my trusty trench and a vibrant and elegant Chanderi Silk dupatta/stole, also from Kokum, draped over the trench-coat and belted with it to form a structured, slightly formal look.
Indo-Western Style | Kokum | Akanksha Redhu | full front belted hands on waist

The kurta comes with some lovely, delicate silver embroidery around the neckline and sleeves which is why you don’t really need to wear any accessories in the neck. I have however accessorized with some statement earrings, bright red nails and shimmery silver shoes to finish off the entire outfit.
Indo-Western Style | Kokum | Akanksha Redhu | embroidery detail

Indo-Western Style | Kokum | Akanksha Redhu | nails on dupatta half front bottom

Kokum is a lovely online store that offers hand-crafted Indianwear like tunics, sarees and some traditional dupattas. With an elegant and classic color palette, Kokum also offers the option of buying semi-stitched tunics for those who don’t trust the online sizing system. You can look and tell that a lot of love and attention to detail has gone into the embroidery and motifs that you will find on their garments.

Indo-Western Style | Kokum | Akanksha Redhu | full front dupatta flying

Indo-Western Style | Kokum | Akanksha Redhu | belt details wide

Indo-Western Style | Kokum | Akanksha Redhu | side half belted one hand up

Indo-Western Style | Kokum | Akanksha Redhu | earrings

Indo-Western Style | Kokum | Akanksha Redhu | half front dupatta flying

Indo-Western Style | Kokum | Akanksha Redhu | half front belted hands on waist

Indo-Western Style | Kokum | Akanksha Redhu | half front earring

Indo-Western Style | Kokum | Akanksha Redhu | vogue eyewear

Indo-Western Style | Kokum | Akanksha Redhu | hands details

Indo-Western Style | Kokum | Akanksha Redhu | full front coat open one hand up

{ Outfit Details }
Kurta/ Tunic + Chanderi Silk Dupatta/ Stole: The Kokum Store
Sunglasses: Vogue Eyewear
Earrings: Zaful
On my Lips: ‘Red Hot’ by Ambika Pillai
Watch: Omega Watches
Trench-coat: Zara
Trousers: Forever21
Shoes: Nine West

I hope you enjoyed this post! How would you have styled this outfit differently? I would love to know!
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