So, recently, a cousin of mine, who's a Punjabi, tied the knot with the love of her life. He happens to be mallu. And I thought, what a lovely thing love is...it does not see caste, religion, nationality or race. Love does not see any of those differences. Love, only sees love.
I thought, why not celebrate this confluence of two cultures by dressing up, blending together the style sensibilities of both cultures. Now, since it was going to be a typical mallu wedding, I decided that I wear the traditional saree.
To bring in the Punjabi influence, I decided to tie up my hair into a rope braid (a favorite amongst most Punjabis I know). And the rest was just the cosmopolitan self kicking in.
Earrings by Deepika Gandhi - +91 9820114400
Cuff by Accessoire - +91 9004212926
Nail colour made by me
Eye pencil: Revlon Colorstay™ Eye Liner - Black
Mascara: Almay one coat triple effect™ mascara
Lipstick: Lakmé Enrich Satins 363
The saree was gifted to my mom by one of her students
Until next time,
<3
Dee
I thought, why not celebrate this confluence of two cultures by dressing up, blending together the style sensibilities of both cultures. Now, since it was going to be a typical mallu wedding, I decided that I wear the traditional saree.
To bring in the Punjabi influence, I decided to tie up my hair into a rope braid (a favorite amongst most Punjabis I know). And the rest was just the cosmopolitan self kicking in.
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Cuff by Accessoire - +91 9004212926
Nail colour made by me
Eye pencil: Revlon Colorstay™ Eye Liner - Black
Mascara: Almay one coat triple effect™ mascara
Lipstick: Lakmé Enrich Satins 363
The saree was gifted to my mom by one of her students
Hope you liked the look. How would you style yourself for a North-meets-South wedding? I'd love to know, leave a comment or connect with me on Twitter - @enigmagnetic
Until next time,
<3
Dee
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