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Indian festive Look 1, 2020

    



Last year around this time, I was bombarded with so many outfit posts especially, Indian inspired as this time kick starts the Indian festive season. As now we are coexisting with Covid-19, social appearance is really limited and of course, dressing up as well. 




But, the other day I was invited to my neighbor's place for Lord Krishna's birthday, which we called Krishna Janmashtami. As Covid-19 is in my mind,  with full precaution, I decided to attend, as I have wonderful memories of Krishna Janmashtami celebration of those idyllic days of childhood and growing up. Also, took the opportunity for dressing up. Interestingly, I have kurta and skirt in Banarsi Silk motif of Vrindavan, the birthplace of Lord Krishna and blue Banarasi Dupatta and antique silver necklace and earring with a silver bangle. The look is simple enough for casual get together and dressy enough for any low key celebration.  I finished with silver sandals and a blue bindi. Do you know in Indian culture blue color is widely associated with Lord Krishna? I could have gone for more neutral dupatta for a more muted look but, the pop of color blue allied festive mood more over the blue color provided significance with Lord Krishna. Hope you like the look. Share your thoughts and ideas on what you wear for low key or casual celebrations.

Comments

  1. This is gorgeous! Thank you for sharing this post. I learned about a new tradition today.

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  2. Very pretty! I love the blue in your scarf and the silver patterns against the gold.

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  3. I love how the blue in the bindi brings out the silver accents of your kurta and skirt.

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  4. I love this look. So pretty. I am digging the colors. I've always loved blue.

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  5. This is a great look. I really love the colors and the way everything drapes so well.

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  6. This is beautiful. As an American, I would love to feel these fabrics on my skin. I don't know of anything we have that is quite so luxurious.

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  7. You look so gorgeous in it. The colors are great.

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  8. You look lovely! Hope you had a nice celebration. Looking forward to seeing more about your different traditions!

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  9. You are so beautiful! And this is such a lovely look! Perfect for the celebration!

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  10. That is so beautiful. You look great. I love it. Looks like you had a wonderful time.

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  11. That's interesting! Your outfit is so lovely!

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  12. Your dress is so beautiful and your make up looks perfect! So festive!

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  13. You picked the perfect dress! So pretty and fab.

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