But we have fun things in our to-be week’s wardrobe as well.  Trotting through the street fashion and scanning through every piece of enviable clothing we make a desperate attempt at cheap fashion. And to be honest, we were lucky enough to use the art of styling and mix n match at everything we laid our eyes upon.

Filled with frilly flower power tops at every corner of street style, we pulled out a couple of these to match different styles of bottoms. Long maxi skirts with minimal or preferably plain slim fit kinds could do wonders with such. Also considering the crop top versions of strappy flower prints, we would definitely prefer high waist pants to go with it.

The baggy affair would be a subtle brown or a shade of grey. You might want to keep the printed ones away for this mode. Wide totes in bold colours with exquisite designing are something that has been hanging on our list. We don’t want to spot other ladies on the metro carrying the same thing. This lurking style of blending bags and prints is our favourite of the day.

A cropped jacket will finish the look. Exploit those opportune moments with a stylish shrug or an informal blazer with bold bullets on them. Not too out of the box and yet making a statement we love how they only add onto the vogue.

For all those gearing up for the wedding seasons or investing in fancy ethnic wear, this is it. Brand Pret wear is showcasing their trends from the Pakistani market. 17 Designers are all set to pamper you with contemporary, creative and yet simple styles of traditional clothing. Scheduled for the 29^th and 30^th September, from 10.30 am to 8 pm, this will be held in The Arts and Craft Gallery in Bandra. Break through the anachronistic interpretation of culture and indulge in the international designer clothing this festive season. 

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