FESTIVE SEASON - DIWALI POST

Diwali is also known as Deepawali which means the festival of lights.

So Diwali is almost around the corner and the houses are being cleaned, lights are being lit, new clothes are being bought and what not.

I know how confusing it can be to decide what to wear on Diwali as we all want to look fancy and traditional at the same time.I myself love ethnic clothing way too much and this post was a great excuse to wear an ethnic outfit.

I am digging on tribal, ethnic outfits lately, so I paired this black ghaghra which my mom bought last year with a lacy black crop top.To give this simple outfit more of a festive look I added some bling with some Kundan jewelry from my mother's closet and braided and tied my hair in a messy bun.

Lastly, I want to thank all you people for liking my posts and taking your precious time out and commenting and messaging and encouraging me to work harder for you guys.
I love you oodles and oodles.


Outfit details:
Ghaghra: local boutique in Rajori Garden Crop top: forever 21

Find similar one here:http://www.forever21.com/IN/Product/Product.aspx?BR=F21&Category=top_crop-tops&ProductID=2000087711&VariantID=

Jewelry: mom's closet.

Find similar here:http://www.flipkart.com/subh-meenakari-alloy-dangle-earring/p/itmdxm8fnh7jybzw?pid=ERGDXM8F7Q5M3URB&icmpid=reco_pp_same_jewellery_earring_1&ppid=ERGDXM8FGFBUR7NH

Footwear: Punjab

Find similar here:http://www.flipkart.com/studio-9-shimmery-net-ballerina-bellies/p/itmdygfwshm4szfc?pid=SHODYGFWF3HHFSX9&srno=b_124&ref=4d73f7ac-9e18-4d1e-8c7b-bf3d8031fcb7

And this is being my goofy, weird self.
xoxo #bohogirlies

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