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                                 Fashion - A persistently changing trend !

Greetings folks !!
There is an old saying that "change is always for betterment " ... fashion industry never sits back it keeps on changing and tunes its unique way of experimenting with different expressions of art to add creativity and a new definition globally ... be it any way of expression but it anyhow is relatable to every generation . Like everyone has a unique way of dressing up , well ahh ! I never stick to any one way , I love to add versatility to my vision ... being an Indian i have mostly seen the love of wearing a saree in every female .... yes it does excites me too as it adds grace to  Feminity . My way of dressing up  is always open to lots of experiments and discoveries which fulfill my agenda of adding change and variety to my closet . I am my own inspiration ! Recently I got fascinated with an old silk polka dot saree which belongs to my mother .... as I am very fussy in wearing a saree as I face challenges like drapping and pleating as am not consistent with it (but I adore its beauty ) . I just picked up a pearl set and some how I managed to drape my moms beautiful  saree  and it came out so beautifully that now I definitely  seek to shop more of its kind :) .

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