RECREATE Fashion – Part III

The last “Recreate Fashion” post was about a lehenga skirt’s transition into an evening dress. If you haven’t read the post, please click here. Currently, I have brand new ethnic bottom-wear in my wardrobe because of the recent status change from single to married. Ethnic wear and Indo-Western outfits are something that I get stitched locally because I can never find anything interesting to wear. Plus, there are such pretty fabrics in the market that you would not find in the ready-made section. Off-late, I have been into buying materials and getting it stitched. It’s fun and pretty reasonable undoubtedly.

So during the wedding preparations, I had to have a backup plan for the outfits that I was planning on wearing. Just in case something happens. I had few Kurtas and different types of bottom-wear ready for the post wedding rituals. Now those pants and skirts are lying in a closed section of my wardrobe. Instead of waiting for an event to look forward to style these outfits, I decided to style them in my “Recreate Fashion” series on my blog.

Here I am styling a pair of palazzo with two layer of black tops. Well, in my defense it wasn’t so hot in Bangalore that time. I bought this sequinned pant as a backup to pair it up with any kurta. Sequinned pants are something that you wouldn’t wear it often but what if you style it in such a way, so that it looks comfortable and cool. Keeping that in mind, I decided to pair these sequinned pants with long black t-shirt and since the long t-shirt was transparent, I layered it with another black top inside it, so that it camouflages. The plain black long t-shirt gives the entire outfit a subtle look without making the sequinned pants flashy. Imagine if I paired this with a white long top with some statement neck-pieces – that would make a perfect outfit for a cultural party or a day outfit for a wedding. I shall recreate this style next time to show you the difference.

What would you have paired these pants with other than a kurta?