You know my love affair with mekhela chadar is never-ending. As I grow older, I find it even more comfortable to wear. Last weekend, the Greater Boston Assamese community celebrated Bihu with prompt and enthusiasm. Like last year, we attended again this year, and I had another opportunity to wear my mekhela chadar.
I got this mekhela chadar at the Assam Convention, where one of the designers, Jahnavi Swargiyari, showcased her designs. A simple yet elegant mulberry silk mekhela chadar in bright yellow color, just great to celebrate Bihu and Spring. The mekhela chadar features both silver and gold designs. The bright yellow reminded me of Assam, especially the dotted mustard fields of Majuli and dreamy daffodils in New England. I chose muted antique finish gold jewelry for earrings and a stack of bangles, and added a few turquoise enamel bangles with it, a turquoise bindi, and a turquoise potli bag for a splash of blue on yellow, you can say. A red lipstick, call my make-up a bit loud, but I can't help when it's a festival and loose curls on my hair. Colorful and vibrant, to match the spirit of Bihu. Please share your thoughts and ideas. Hopefully, I will continue with more spring outfits. Please stay tuned.
Your dress , makeup , styling are all on-point ... bohut dhuniya lagise!
ReplyDeleteLove the yellow color. First I thought it was a sari, came to know this kind of draping style today! Love the color pop of the bag as well :)
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