This post is continued from Ya Devi Sarvabhuteshu : Part 1

Hello to all my lovely readers. First let me thank you from the core of my heart for liking my previous post so much. You can not even imagine,how those appreciations motivate me to work harder. It seriously means a lot to me.

So, I was telling about the festival in my previous post.How those five days of welcoming Ma Durga became the essential part of a bong. Be it food, be it fashion or endless chit-chats and a lot more. And for me, I can’t even possibly describe Durga Pujo without reminiscing my childhood days. We used to play dance drama at school and at rehearsal, we endlessly discussed how many dresses we had got and all. And, at the last day before pujo vacation how we used to diversify our emotions between the sorrow of not seeing our friends during vacation and joy of vacationing, pujo pandals hopping, gifts ,less restrictions etc etc.Memories are still so vivid. Then, we suddenly grew up. But, some things never change you know. In this case,our tradition and happy thoughts are going to be there forever.

Pujo is all about ethnic fashion as I told you earlier. Likewise, I’ve already shown how to style an ethnic salwar suit in my previous post. Now, I am telling you to exaggerate this ethnicity a bit.Ditch your usual anarkalis this pujo and go for this absolutely gorgeous maxi dress full of eccentric colors. I wanted to give a retro look ,so used the belt that came with this dress as hair accessory. I made a bow with it and used as hair band. Lastly, I added the extended part of the hair band in a loose braid. And,there you have it.

WhatIWore:

Dress : Shein ( Buy it here )

Accessory (Ear Ring and Neck piece) : Shein

Shoe : amazon.com

Bangles : Street shop ,Kolkata

Hope you guys really like the post and the idea of  styling the maxi dress as an ethnic ensemble. Do let me know in the comments and until we meet again over another ethnic outfit idea, be beautiful be confident,be YOU.

XOXO

Aparajita