Wardrobe tour

1. Everyday Essentials

These are the most-used items that form the base of your everyday outfits:

• Western: Basic tees, denim jeans, casual shirts, neutral sweaters

• Indian: Cotton kurtis, leggings, palazzos, chikankari tops These can often be mixed—think of pairing a kurti with denim or a western blouse with ethnic skirts.

2. Workwear Fusion

For offices or professional settings, balance comfort and elegance:

• Western: Blazers, trousers, midi skirts, formal shirts

• Indian: Linen kurtas, straight pants, dupattas in subtle tones Style tip: A pastel kurta with a structured blazer and block heels creates the perfect Indo-western office look.

3. Ethnic Wear Section

Reserved for festivals, weddings, or family gatherings:

• Sarees (cotton, silk, chiffon)

• Salwar suits, lehengas, and shararas

• Dupattas in Banarasi, Bandhani, or Phulkari styles

• Embroidered juttis and mojaris

4. Western Party & Casual Outfits

For brunches, movies, or night outs:

• Dresses (maxi, midi, and bodycon)

• Crop tops, denim jackets, and leather pants

• Jumpsuits and co-ord sets

• Statement accessories and sneakers

5. Indo-Western Fusion Pieces

Where creativity meets culture:

• Anarkali dresses worn as gowns

• Dhoti pants with crop tops

• Sarees styled with shirts or belts

• Long jackets over lehengas or jeans These hybrid outfits are great for sangeet nights, fusion parties, or festive office events.

6. Accessories & Footwear Corner

A well-rounded wardrobe includes versatile accessories:

• Indian: Oxidized jewelry, bangles, bindis, potli bags

• Western: Minimalist studs, layered necklaces, sling bags

• Footwear: Kolhapuris, block heels, white sneakers, classic pumps

7. Seasonal Switch-Ups

Organize by climate for practicality:

• Summer: Khadi kurtas, cotton dresses, flowy skirts

• Winter: Wool shawls, trench coats, denim jackets, full-sleeve kurtas

• Monsoon: Quick-dry fabrics, waterproof footwear