Being a casual chic!!

 

 

Hey lovelies, what’s up?? Hope you guys are doing well. I’m good too.

 

You must have seen in my first and second post I wore a dress and kurti respectively along with lots of accessories. ( If not check it out here). But this time I thought to dress up casually and keep it really simple with minimal accessories. Moreover.. colleges have reopened and being a girl, I know the very usual problems that we all face- “what do I wear today?” , “I don’t have enough clothes” , “I wore this tee last day” 😛 (I too deal with these problems everyday). Not to forget, every year we have so many freshers coming up and that is why I’m here with a very simple and casual attire that you can wear from brunch to colleges to supermarkets or shopping malls.

 

Talking about my grey top, I believe we should experiment or do something different with general apparels that we usually have and that is why I bought this oversized top quoting ‘Time Will Tell’ from Max Fashion store and you can see what I did. I just made it off shoulder, and tied a knot on the right side giving this dull grey coloured top quite a eye catching look.

 

Secondly, a dark blue denim ripped jeans from Myntra gave me a chic look. Well, (now my favourite part) these pink shoes from Bata is all you need this summer. Man!! They are so comfortable and look so classy. They go pretty well with every casual attire. I kinda have quite an affection with shoes and all. I like the variety available in North Star section of Bata, cause they have so funky, adorable, affordable shoes and bellies ofcourse. I would suggest every one to check them out. ^_^

This time for my hairstyle I made two braids on each side. I tell you, braids are so much in right now! You must all try it. Lastly, my Fastrack watch kept me on track.

So that was all for this post. Do check out the rest of the pictures and share your views with me. 🙂

 

 

 

Until next time, lots of love.

Outfit Details-

Top- Max Fashion India

Jeans- Myntra

Shoes- Bata

Watch- Fastrack

Photography Credits- Shivani Patel.