Hello lovelies, Hope y'all are doing pretty well! Im back with boho look this time. I created this look by using clothes from my closet. Short for “bohemian,” boho as a style is most closely associated with the hippies of the ‘60s and ‘70s, but the truth is it borrows from so many fashion subcultures and time periods that almost any outfit can be "boho" if you style it right. I brought this printed tie up lehenga from shilparamam, Hyderabad. Paired it with a black shirt and half bun. The boho necklace is from club factory. You can also wear a belt to give a stylish look. Keep it stylish with kolhapuri flats or boots:) Here are some pictures: Photography by Twilight photography❤️

Hello guys!! Hope you all are doing well:) As I asked you guys what would you like up next on my blog, many of you replied, 'Fashion on budget'. Thanks for the replies:') So here is the post regarding "Fashion on Budget". So to make it more interesting I challenged myself a budget of 1000 rupees and tried to bring out best with it. As I mentioned in my previous blog posts, I prefer my clothes getting stitched. I feel like they suit my body type. I went to local clothing store in Rajahmundry and grabbed some pieces and turned them out like this Trousers and shirt from local men's clothing store (got it stitched this way) trousers: 280bucks shirt:200bucks (excluding stitching charges) outfit -2: cloth from local textile store price: 150 bucks (excluding stitching charges) paired it with black ankle length legging from my closet Photography by twilight photography ❤️