Superman Cropped!!!

My superman crop top is innately cool and just about as supermanish as I could possibly get. Though, I do have superpowers,  one of them is to find amazing stuff and instantly make them unavailable to others, even if they aren't my size. I bought this Tee off a sale for a throw away price and obviously it wasn't my size then. My DIYs did the job and tadaaaaa!!! A cool and funky crop top got added to my ever-bulging wardrobe. 

I paired this icy-cool Tee with an off-white crochet pencil skirt to gain all the strength of a superman and all the allure of a Super-woman. Edgy pair of heels and a candy pink clutch balanced my look, making sure I stand out in the crowd for all the right reasons. Always one to wear accessories in styles they are not originally meant for, wore a camel-toned waist belt as a wristband to add a grungy feel. My favourite pink stone ring , pink raybans and a pair of pale pink drop studs finished the look. A coffee break is worth all the efforts after all.

 

 

 My Look : 

Crop Tee : Janpath, Delhi

Crochet Skirt: S N Market, Delhi

Clutch: Forever new

Wrist band :Zara

Shoes : Zara

Ring :Delhi Haat

Studs :Splash

Shades : Rayban

From Bruises to Tattoos!!!

 If scars were considered as fancy as tattoos, then I am a very expensive piece of art, ready to be auctioned or exhibitioned in a museum. Would be pretty interesting if it happens anytime sooner, would save me some pain and my husband some big bucks. 

Always heard people saying that if one embraces their flaws, they become invisible. But to my disappointment, my scars aren't disappearing, if anything, they are growing bigger and still as visible and evident as my short frame. So, Whoever asked us to embrace our flaws was either Nicole Kidman or completely blind. Former is flawless and the latter cant see them.

Well, here's my story. I have no tattoos done yet, but still covered in tons of scars left from bruises as my tattoos. I have a birth mark on my left shoulder and two other big marks from different accidents. Won't be a lie, if I said that I dedicated almost 80% of my life thinking what should I do with them. I went through different stages of self-console, excuses and denials, like at first I thought there is nothing that can be done, then a stage where I tried to adjust my dressing style to keep them hidden (but my love for fashion and experiment with clothes wasn't letting me make any peace with it), another stage was where I constantly told myself that the surgery is going to cost a whooping amount which should instead be spent on other wiser stuff (like clothes, shoes, bags, movies and what not in my case), then finally I hit a stage where I ran out of all the excuses and that  stage made me visit a renowned plastic surgeon. Everything went well however, something evil (thats how I like to think of whatever it is) continued its spell on me and I have been running busy ever since and couldn't save a date for the surgery. Though the surgery is only a minor one (as per the doc and not me), but it will still keep me bed bound for 15-20 days for the healing and more than 6 months for the complete skin regeneration. Worst of all is that there is no one who takes 100% guarantee that the marks would completely disappear. Need I say anything? Who has 6 months? I may just die tommorow or may be on the table itself while getting operated. What would I do with all my fancy clothes, sky high heels and a scar free body in hell? (and yes, its pretty evident from my Karmas)

I am not a fan of the marks on my body, but they are symbolic of certain memories. They have been a part of my existence for the longest time and have grown older with me. So pretty thrilled by the idea of donating these marks for a new work of art. Getting inked, contrary to surgery would still help me hold on to the bad/gud memories buried in these marks from my childhood, if anything,  it's only going to add some new ones to the pile, only prettier and more show-offable.
Something hidden would become a piece of art and put on display for the whole world to appreciate. And instead of digging in my closet for clothes appropriate enough to hide them, I would be hunting for clothes to show them off. Isn't that a nice thought? So its decided!!! Finally, getting inked and if anyone has any objection against it, speak now or forever hold your peace. Once its done, wouldn't leave any stone unturned in getting your ass here to show before and after pics.

Blah blah..xo xo....untill I get another scar to put a tattoo on, only this time I want to plan it. Already decided where my third tattoo is going to be..just don't tell my husband yet (its going to burn a big hole in his pocket). So, who hates me enough to leave an inch of a scar with perfection, be my guest...I meant it literally..hit me right here ..yes...anyone? ;)

PS: I need you guyz to suggest which Tattoo parlors/ Tattoo artists  are the best one in Delhi. Leave suggestions and information in  the comments.

I am my own SUN !!!

My heart ILLUMINATES !!

I am a power house.

Achieving Fashion Nirvana

Candy Floss Me !!!

Pink isn't just a color, it's an attitude.
-Miley Cyrus

Pink isn't just a color, it's an attitude!

Miley Cyrus

Read more at http://www.brainyquote.com/quotes/keywords/pink.html#4SpCAbQljKBeGYPV.9I draw my fashion inspirations from my favourite things. This time it was my childhood friend candy floss, sweet and pink. We shared the best and brightest moments of my school which I wish could have lasted forever. Even now, when am up to something silly and wanna feel like a kid again, I pop one in. 

I draw my fashion inspirations from my favourite things. This time it was my childhood friend candy floss, sweet and pink. We shared the best and brightest moments of my school which I wish could have lasted forever. Even now, when am up to something silly and wanna feel like a kid again, I pop one in.  

Well, I'm a very flamboyant person and obsessed with all things in Pink, be it a girly girly dress or a more ladylike one. It's perfect for every shade of skin and hair, all girls would agree with me on that, but why do we have to separate things by gender and color? Pink is awesome for boys too, even grown men,seriously.

I love mixing blue and pink and love how they complement each other. I paired a bright pink dress with a blue pair of sling backs and a chunky blue necklace. Added a quirky print clutch, blue and pink stone rings and black wayfarers. A bare minimum foundation, pink lips, a blush on the eyelid and on the high of the cheek was just enough to complete my look. 

When I die, I want to be buried in Pink. No women is ever too old to wear Pink, right?

 

 My look  :     

Dress : Bershka

Shoes: Stellatoes

Rings: Delhi Haat

Clutch : Maybelline

Neckpiece : Janpath Market

Lazy summer dressing !!

Working hard is great, being lazy sometimes is great,
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Working hard is great, being lazy sometimes is great,
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Aaah, summer - that long anticipated stretch of lazy, lingering days, free of responsibility and rife with possibility. It's a time to hunt for insects, master handstands, practice swimming strokes, conquer trees, explore nooks and crannies, and make new friends.
-Darell Hammond

Working hard is great, but so is lying around like a lazy cow. Well, my husband and I are capable of being very, very scatty and extremely lazy. We started our day being curled up on the couch with my dog and sipping tea with our usual lazy arguments, and just like that our lazy Sunday got even lazier.Well, although we can convince anyone(count yourself in) to believe that it is important for creative people to laze around doing nothing on hot summer days, but our week offs could really use some discipline. It was about time we got up and did something about it, like a coffee shake break at my favorite coffee joint before hitting our shopping destination. With no energy to explore my closet, I decided to go with my go to summer dress. It's a cotton shirt dress that I bought last year from SN market, Delhi. It has been abused badly since then, being worn so very often that I can hardly keep a tab. I paired it with a camel-toned thin waist belt to highlight my barely-there waist;D These flats have proven their worth too. A red satchel bag added a pop of color that I am a stickler for. Shades, a leather love wristband and a matching Pink stone ring completed my look. 

My husband and I had decided to learn swimming on our weekends this year, Which means we have 'til December, right?

 My look :
Dress : SN Market
Shoes: Bangkok
Bag: Zara
Wristband : Forever21
Ring : Delhi Haat
Shades : Janpath, CP