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Winter is the most awaited season of the year. We usually wonder what to wear during winters. Strappy and skin show is so not happening. Then how do we look good? Is there any scope for fashion? Can I look stylish? The answer to this is YES you can!

Nowadays, winter is one of the most stylish seasons. Long skirts, Full sleeves dresses, boots, stylish sweaters, scarves, shirts, sweat shirts, hoodies should all be a part of your wardrobe for this season.

Skinny jeans are in throughout, and no they are not going anywhere this season as well. They are a necessity for every woman! You can team them up with fitted t-shirts, jackets, coats or event sweat shirts. You can add to your style by wearing a scarf or a stole with contrasting bright colours.

Coming to footwear, do away with the strappy sandals. Ankle length boots are the way to go this winter. If you are wearing something really short and hot, you can even go in for the higher length boots, provided you can carry them off. If you are the calm, reserved and subtle types then you should play safe and go in for pumps or peep toes.

Blues and purples are the colours for this season. You can keep this in mind while shopping for accessories like rings, belts, chains, bangles, etc. Red and green being Christmas colours are also a pick for the season.

Winters are cold and hence covered is in vogue. Stylish sweaters and scarves can add to your apparel. Skin show is not the only way to look stylish and you got to prove that this winter. It’s time for you to go out shopping for winter wear for your wardrobe. Remember to keep it chic and not go too loud.

Everytime we buy a pair of footwear we wonder how long its fashion will last.There is one pair of footwear which has been in vogue throughout, since it was practically created – The Oshos! These chappals derive their name from the famous Osho Ashram, located in Pune.
Osho chappals define comfort for your sole. They are extremely comfortable and keep you relaxed. They are environment friendly and are available in a wide range of colours and designs. They are light in weight and very inexpensive. They are available at roadside stalls as well as stores. So if you haven’t had the experience of wearing them, its time you pick up a few colours for yourself right away.
The comforting sole’s secret is its flat jute and bamboo material used for preparing it. They give it a classy and comfy look, making it suitable for every attire. Now let’s come to the cost. The standard Osho chappals cost you anything between Rs 50 to Rs 300. While the open toe plastic strappy sandals are available at Rs. 100, the more trendy jute and chattai array are priced on the upper end. But ultimately, the actual cost that you have to pay depends a lot on your bargaining skills as the vendors start off at the high end trying to get some extra bucks out of your pocket. It is also a good thought to be sure you pick the correct size and a faultless pair usually the vendors don’t appreciate exchanging what you’ve already bought and bargained for.
Their economic cost and classy look tempts you to own every colour of them. And boys, don’t get disheartened because you can own a pair too. There are a couple of designs available in the markets for men as well, and guess what, they are equally comfortable and attractive!

One of the main accessory of a women is her bag. Bags with different styles and fabrics come and go in every season. They come in a variety of styles: shoulder bags, couriers, hoboes, buckets, saddlebags and backpacks. However, these are large bags styled for daily use, and can hold a number of items. If you just want a purse to enhance your attire and not to accommodate your stuff, clutches are the way to go.
A clutch purse is typically a small purse intended to be carried or “clutched” by you. Some have a removable chain or a strap that you can even sling them across your shoulder.
The clutch purse has been popular ever since the 1800’s, when women carried reticules which resemble the clutch purse. However, the clutch purse went out of trend at the start of the 19th century, but came back to life and became popular during World War II. The smaller clutch needed less fabric for its production and fitted in well during the time of the war.
The clutch purse has continued to be popular as an evening bag, even though with the contemporary routine of women require her to carry her a number of assorted necessities. However, it is not a regular purse for every day utilization.
Nowadays, clutches are available in every possible shape, design and colour. They come in petite square boxes, triangles or even heart-shapes, covered with satin, beads or brocade. They are decorated with tassels, loops, diamonds, sequences and other whimsical things. They are accessible at every shop in town, whether it’s on the roadside stalls or at the luxurious malls.
Similarly, the price range of clutches vary depending on the place you buy it from and the design. A woman can treat her desire for an lavish looking, fashion accessory by buying herself the perfect clutch.

Wedge heels represent heels that run the length of the sole or base of the shoe — in the shape of a block. This is distinguished from other types of heels that simply offer a heel that falls down from the heel of the foot and arrives to a tip. Usually wedge heels appear in summery shoes, with open toes, in slides, or in strappy sandals.

Wedges come in various colours and designs. One of the most trendy wedge heels in the late 70s and early 80s was prepared by the shoe maker Candies. These shoes had firm plastic block heels which yet again became temporarily in style in the 1990s and 2000s.

Many people confuse wedge heels with platform shoes. The two styles are not equally exclusive. They have some similarities; however, wedge heels are not always platforms. at times the wedge simply raises the upper portion of the foot, sliding to a thin sole below the balls and toes.

Wedge heels are always in vogue and never out of style. They usually offer a more stability than the typical heel, because the wedge expands out from the whole sole of the shoe. You don’t have to balance on a pointed heel as the wedge lets you rest your entire heel on the floor. If you find it difficult to walk in heels, wedge heels can be a fine way to start.

Most women find wedge heels comparatively more comfortable than stiletto or kitten heel styles and those with rubberized wedges can offer a little bounce. Wedge heels on a little rubber platform can also be fairly comfy to wear.

Wedge heels are usually categorized under casual wear. You can wear wedges with jeans, dresses, flowing skirts, jeans and even capris. They go with almost everything and make you look stylish and chic.

Fashion is a wide term that encompasses several crafts. Under the umbrella name of fashion, amazing assortment of hidden gems can be found. One of the popular crafts in India is ivory carving. Its origin can be traced back to many centuries ago. Even the all important Vedic texts mention ivory work as one of the noblest crafts. Going by the history books, we find mention of King Solomon acquiring Indian ivory in the 10^th century whereas in 6^th century King Darius had used ivory decorations in his palace. The first usage of ivory in India was witnessed in form of sandals or Khadaon. Ivory was used by the religious figures that were apprehensive of suing shoes made of animal skins.

Tusks of elephants have been vehemently used for making wonderful crafts. One must have come across book covers, frames, processional elephant, palanquins, caskets, bullock cart models and sandals made of ivory. India is a big exporter of items made up of ivory. Western countries love to these crafts and decorate their houses with them. Ivory is also used for religious ceremonies. Most of Indian states have their own tradition of ivory works. Places like Orissa, Karnataka, and Kerala etc use several religious and fashion symbol that are made from carving ivory.

Northern state of Rajasthan is quite famous for ivory carving. Jodhpur, Jaipur, Udaipur and Bharatpur etc have made a name for themselves for ivory carving. One can find centre pieces for dining table, ivory candles, jail work etc made from ivory. Ivory bangles are very popular amongst women. Decorative objects like birds, animals, paper knives etc are made from ivory and they are very fashionable. Many historical places have ivory architecture that bears testimony to its popularity and importance in the world of Indian craft and fashion.