Happy Diwali to you all and a Diwali outfit

It was a lovely  Fall morning and contouring to that was the quintessential rain.  How gorgeous imagine. I was on my window having A cup of Assam tea alone beautiful, but if I had company it would have been sheer bliss. My husband and son were out for the day for a swim meet.

And Today is Diwali the festival of light. I feel a bit lazy, yes rain makes me lazy, and tries to hold me back close to my window. There is no time to laze around when you have festivals. I quickly got up and made some Indian sweets, prepared for the Diwali special dinner, and in between that did a quick lunch fix. When my husband and son were back, I was almost done with everything.

    Let's take you to today's Diwali outfit post. A red Banarasi saree with antique thread motifs all over it makes the saree heavier than regular Baanarasi sarees. That also makes the saree perfect for a fall-winter soiree and keeps you warm. As the saree is the hero of the whole look. I must say Banarasi is one of the most esteemed and resplendent weaves of Indian Handloom  I added an antique dangle earring, a simple bangle, and a gold watch. A matte red lipstick, a bit of brown kohl filled my eyes, and a natural open hair. A red bindi for finishing touches. I hope you like the look and happy Diwali to you all. Love, light, and peace.