Modest Fashion and Natural Lifestyle
cute and trendy Winter outfit ideas
I hope everyone had a lovely Thanksgiving and black Friday. Mine was a total blur, the holidays flew by and here I’m whining to get back to work (need a cure for holiday hangover). With online sales and early merchandising, you sure don’t have to step out in cold and fight the
I love a good sweater dress that is both warm and flattering. They are so easy to wear and look put together. This dress in particular is a soft knit that has a empire waistline creating a flattering silhouette. I kept the outfit simple and work appropriate while adding a little detail with a
As October flew like a wind, I am here today to share my natural beauty and lifestyle products that I’ve tried and loved for the month of October. I will be doing these monthly faves starting this month (under the category DL Faves), that will include brief reviews and guide on
I will admit, I am still adjusting and getting used to the entire fashion blogging concept. It isn’t all glam and glitter when it comes to shooting pictures. First of all, I am incredibly tentative about standing in front of camera (may come as a surprise) but, I have a tendency
A little chill is no reason to pack up your summer clothes when you can actually have fun with them. Believe it or not, Winters tend to bring the best out of us (or at least me) when it comes to styling. We tend to get more creative with layering, and coordinating
Happy Makar Sankranti to all who celebrate and a happy weekend to the rest. Sankranti, also known as Pongal or Lohri is the first Hindu festival of the year and mark the arrival of Spring. The word Sankranti in Sanskrit mean “movement or transition” and is celebrated to mark the transition of sun into the zodiac sign
I hope everyone in east coast is safe and are enjoying there days working from home (or at least few). There is something about winter that makes me want to wear skirts. It’s fun, cute and I feel like a Korean girl walking in a snow storm (not exactly a storm).
