Indian wear at work comes with its mix of pros and cons. On the one hand, it brings comfort and a sense of ease and familiarity to the workplace. On the other, things can get bit tricky when people go overboard with heavy fabrics or too much bling. For a long time, we had very limited options that blended tradition with professionalism in the right way, while still not looking too festive or complicated.
If you’re someone who needs that one familiar piece of clothing the moment you walk through the door to finally transition into your happy, relaxed self, well you’re definitely not alone
A weird but cool thing I’m noticing about fashion right now is that there’s no fixed trend to follow. There’s no single style everyone is running after.There’s clearly no “right” way to dress anymore.
Every once in a while, we get caught between two feelings: the urge to clear out clothes and accessories that no longer fit or feel like us, and the guilt of holding on to them anyway. Here is why letting go feels so hard, but is also the right thing to do, and a few tips that can make it easier.
If, like me, you have been spotting bright monochrome sneakers everywhere, welcome to the club you are definitely not alone. These bold, single‑tone shoes are everywhere whether its airports, gyms, metro stations, coffee shops, and even offices. Look around and chances are you’ll spot at least one pair around you.
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Indian wear at work comes with its mix of pros and cons. On the one hand, it brings comfort and a sense of ease and familiarity to the workplace. On the other, things can get bit tricky when people go overboard with heavy fabrics or too much bling. For a long time, we had very limited options that blended tradition with professionalism in the right way, while still not looking too festive or complicated.
If you’re someone who needs that one familiar piece of clothing the moment you walk through the door to finally transition into your happy, relaxed self, well you’re definitely not alone
A weird but cool thing I’m noticing about fashion right now is that there’s no fixed trend to follow. There’s no single style everyone is running after.There’s clearly no “right” way to dress anymore.
Every once in a while, we get caught between two feelings: the urge to clear out clothes and accessories that no longer fit or feel like us, and the guilt of holding on to them anyway. Here is why letting go feels so hard, but is also the right thing to do, and a few tips that can make it easier.
If, like me, you have been spotting bright monochrome sneakers everywhere, welcome to the club you are definitely not alone. These bold, single‑tone shoes are everywhere whether its airports, gyms, metro stations, coffee shops, and even offices. Look around and chances are you’ll spot at least one pair around you.