Hope you had a good time exploring your wardrobe.
Let us see how can we put together various separates to create glam outfits for our ‘plus’ selves.
1. Creating a contrast
If we are combining a dark and light color, wear the dark color closer to the skin. It draws the eye in, and reduces the bulk. The lighter color can be added as a layer on top.


2. Lay it On
Layers conceal a lot of flaws in the figure, be it an Indian or western outfit. See how it can glam up a saree or skinny jeans.


3. Indian chic
Straight kurtas with straight pants are your best pals. Dupattas add bulk. Substitute those with a stole, or drape them in a sleek style, not in voluminous folds.
4. Saree drapes
Dare to be a Chandni, and let the pallu hang loose on the side. It conceals the midriff, while displaying the glorious designs on the pallu.

5. Star with the stripes
Wear Vertical, Dream Diagonal and Hide the Horizontal. Chuck out all horizontal stripes and patterns from the wardrobe, be it a Kanjeevaram, Patola or Ikat.


6. Asymmetric Amour
Asymmetrics will carry the day and swing the night for you. The viewer’s eye moves zig-zag and misses the problem areas.


7. Party Pop
Lehengas or any kind of bottom can go with a sherwani top. Pull out your classic sarees, and convert them to these contemporary outfits.

Happy Dressing, Diva ! You have more of everything.
Author: Reena Saxena, Image Consultant

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Thank you so much, Tanvir!
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This was an enjoyable read, Reena! I love to see ideas from other cultures about their apparel.
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The next one is on sarees, though it is getting relegate to special occasion wear in India too. It may be of theoretical interest to you. Thanks!
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Superb styles! It’s a treat to see an Indian fashion blog as we wear them regularly and could always use some styling ideas 😉 This was really nice!
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Thank you so much! The next one is on sarees.
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