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Indian fusion Holi inspired outfit

Posted by acupofassamtea on March 11, 2017

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Indian fusion Holi inspired outfit

Indian fusion Holi inspired outfit by acupofassamtea featuring cocktail rings

Oscar de la Renta white maxi dress
$4,075 - net-a-porter.com

Z&L Europe flat sandals
gilt.com

Amrapali cocktail ring
gilt.com

Yellow floral embroidered potli bag available only at Pernia's Pop Up...
$105 - perniaspopupshop.com

Amrapali clothing fashion Oscar de la Renta polyvore style

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GoanDudeMarch 14, 2017 at 4:55 PM
OMG I thought of wearing a similar outfit for Holi this year just loved the way you put together the designer look .
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