Indian accessories that look perfect with western wear

We all have a habit of mixing and matching. However we all separate our western and Indian wear and often the only thing that we mix are our jeans with a kurti. Well here are a few things that look uber cool when paired with your westerns:

Jutti

 

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The Punjabi jutti has got a makeover in the past few years. And brands like Needle Dust and Fizzy Goblet have some intricate designer stuff you can pair with your denims or even a dress.

Bangles

While married women tend to wear a bangle or two with most clothes, try loading up on silver bangles with your tee and jean combo to make it look dressy.

Silver jewelery

Wear your jhumkis with that top and see how it adds a polished look to your outfit. Jhumkis or layered silver necklaces are all rage but the chunky oxidized Indian jewellery makes the outfit perfect.

Duppatas

 

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Our cupboards are full of clothes but at times we still feel that we have nothing good to wear so here is how can use your old stoles and dupattas to make a new tops. 1. Take any good printed Dupatta. It’s better if you wear a plain top for this style. 2. You can even go for a bright spaghetti. 3. Take the dupatta and wrap it in a criss-cross way around your waist and tie it on your back with a bow to make it look more stylish. 4. You can wear this with jeans or pants. If you want to give a fusion look go for tribal jewelry and if you want it to be more of western then go for statement earrings. #allbtwomen#fashion#style#fashionblogger#fashionista#fashiontips#duppatta#reuseclothes#stylingtips#oldclothes#fushionwear#like4like#followforfollow #fashionforall

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Use your dupatta as a stroll and you can make it a muffler in winters too! Add to the charm by picking some regional and traditional prints like Phulkari or Benarasi.

Blouse as a crop top

We aren’t talking about the front clasp blouses but your designer backless ones! Use them as a halter with a high waist skirt or pant.

Salwar and tee combo

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Kareena made this famous in Jab we Met and years later we still swear by it as the most comfortable dress-up around!