Diwali, the festival of lights, the festival of happiness is finally here. It's the festival where the girls and ladies are all set to dress up, make up and flaunt their lehengas and sarees, with complete excitement and zest. It's a festival of diyas and lighting, shopping, gifts, feasts and sweets, decorating your homes and welcoming the Goddess of Wealth - Goddess Laxmi, and a lot more of rituals that are a part of this festival. It's that time of the year where all the family members and relatives come together to bond over feasts and dinners, to light up the Diwali nights with fireworks and lights. And oh, how can we forget the "amount of pictures" that get clicked during this festival.. They are countless!
Personally for me, dressing up has always been a favorite part of this Diwali bash. Where a lot of people are opting for and experimenting with a fusion style dressing, I opted for a traditional Paithani saree with a zaree border. Simple and chic! There's no outfit that can compete with the elegance and grace that a saree carries. Also, the best part of draping a saree is that it adapts to your figure. With women all conscious about their attire going well with their body type, a saree is a perfect attire that will just perfectly adapt to your figure and highlight the right ares if draped well.
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Celebrating Diwali the saree style
Photography Courtesy: Siya Khanse
Wishing you all a very Happy Diwali and a year filled with happiness, success and prosperity! Until next time! :)
So, I picked up this super cute colour blocked tunic dress from Vero Moda's Ice Cream Collection. Speaking of which, colour blocking has been one of the latest and an emerging trends of 2016. The moment I saw this tunic dress in the store, I knew it had to be a part of my wardrobe. It was fresh, clean and current.
I was so excited to style it with 
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                 Photography Courtesy: Sanika Chandekar
