Hi, guys! Today, I am back with another post. Remember, I was really excited to show you the outfits I shot with? Well, you have seen one of the outfits in my previous summer fashion post. For today’s outfit, I chose to flaunt my boho chic side. The outfit I chose is apt for summers. The fabric is breathable, it’s lightweight and it’s indigo!

Embroidery is on trend right now. From sarees to jeans, embroidery works are everywhere. The two trends that are ruling the market currently are, a. Embroidery and b. Patches/Pins. I love both of them! For this post, I have collaborated with Loom Tree. They asked me to go through their collection and choose one for myself. As soon as I landed at their website, I instantly fall for their collection. You’ll know what I mean once you visit their website.

About Loom Tree

Loom Tree is an Indian clothing brand that makes boho/fusion ethnic wear that is loved by people who want to value artisanal fashion through their lifestyle. The materials that Loom Tree uses to make their clothes are of high quality. They use organic cotton, handloom wool, Ashima silk (Peace silk) and upcycled fabrics. They specialise in contemporary, bohemian-luxe womenswear.

“Loom Tree’s main objective is to offer exclusive fashion whilst improving the lives and communities of the artisans, craftsmen, weavers and farmers in developing countries who hold the traditional skills needed to make beautiful, authentic and timeless things.”

“Grounded in traditional Indian textiles, we celebrate in global artisan craft. We believe the contemporary fashion industry has lost its connection to the producers at the bottom of the supply chain so unlike other fashion brands, we don’t hide our suppliers away. We acknowledge them so that each and every product we sell has an instant story to share with the world.”

So, as we are done knowing Loom Tree, we should move forward to the outfit.

Firstly, let me tell you about the piece I got from Loom Tree. I got this very pretty indigo top/shrug/jacket that has beautiful embroidered patchworks on the cuffs, shoulders and chest. The cuffs of the sleeve have also got some boho style metallic coin detailing which I love! This top (as mentioned in the product description) is made of 100% cotton. I love this top because of two reasons. First, the coin detailing and second, the loose-fit and breeziness.

Keeping the boho element in mind, I thought of coming up with a fusion look. So, I wore this top over my plain white tee as a shrug and paired it up with faded blue jeans and ethnic, golden sandals.I didn’t accessorise much as the top itself is a statement piece. I just styled it with a pair of these blue round sunnies from Lenskart. Overall, the outfit reflected a casual, retro, boho style. I am really happy with the outcome.

~Outfit Details~

Embroidered top– Loom Tree// (Buy here)
White Tee– Miss Chase// (Also Worn here)
Sandals– Reliance Footprint//
Sunglasses– Lenskart//

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Disclaimer: The blue embroidered top was sent by Loom Tree.

Today, I wanted to share my idea of summer fashion with an embroidered kurti and colour block palazzos.

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This Imara kurti from Myntra is made of 100% Rayon which is completely breathable and super comfy to wear on a hot and humid summer day. I loved wearing this during the shoot. I could pose for hours and still feel comfortable in it. It felt like I am wearing my home clothes. The short sleeves make it perfect for summers. The hemline is a bit curved and it has got red colour blocks on either side of the hemline which is not visible in the photos. The buttoned down back is the thing I liked the most about this kurti. Back buttons are not usually found in ethnic pieces so I really loved it. I also liked the edgy intricate, geometrical embroidery around the neckline. This kurti has a boat neck.

The solid red palazzos from People are also made of breathable Rayon fabric. The cut and fit of the palazzos are perfect for me. It shaped my body very well. I loved how flowy and breezy these are. The material made it very comfortable to wear them. Palazzos are best to perk up your summer fashion game. Tuck in your top/kurtis to make your legs appear longer while wearing palazzos

I paired up these wedged sandals from Reliance Footprint to style my outfit. There are several reasons for me to love these sandals. Firstly, they are silver and I love everything that is gold and silver. It adds a bling to your ethnic ear. Secondly, the heels are super comfortable to walk on. Thirdly and most importantly, it adds height to my body to make me look taller. Palazzos tend to make short women look shorter, so you need to take care of that. Reliance Footprint has a great range of women shoes at a very reasonable price range. You definitely need to check it out. Currently, they are having a Buy 2 get 50% off sale which you can’t miss. I bought a lot of shoes already! #sorrynotsorry