If you thought nothing could beat a day of shopping {even if is an innocent bit of window shopping}, we might just prove you wrong. Our pick of fashion bloggers from the country are bound to keep you glued to your computer/mobile screen, with their handy style guides, tips, lookbooks and amazing photographs. Perfect for a day of pre-shopping browsing, we think.
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Razzle Dazzle Pickle
Blogger Nilu Yuleen Thapa’s posts give you more than just a glimpse of her personal style – chic and dashing. With her funky hairdos and great clothes, she pulls off every look quite easily, be it the casual style {donning a t-shirt with Mickey Mouse prints along with comfortable jeans} or the elegant one {in strikingly lovely dresses}. Add a dose of travel-talk as well, and we couldn’t ask for more. While we love her choice of trendy apparel {obviously}, we find the photographs, with their riot of colours, just as compelling.
Check out Nilu Yuleen Thapa’s blog here.
Documenting 23-year-old NIFT-graduate, Ritu Arya’s passion for fashion and music, Razzle Dazzle Pickle has posts with amazing photographs {think sepia-toned with plenty of vintage-esque and preppy looks}, poetic words, cool clothes and playlists of her favourite music. She keeps her attire extremely simple yet manages to look charming, even in a basic white t-shirt and denim shorts or a funkier combination of a swimdress with a slightly oversized shirt.
Check out Ritu Arya’s blog here.
We love blogger Smrithi Rao’s clean, minimalist personal style. She mixes in a lot of prints, plays around with textures and is very fond of funky kicks. Her blog is a treasure trove of fashion trivia, with posts on everything ranging from which kind of footwear to stock up on to the best fashion bloggers to look out for. Apart from letting you in on the latest fashion and jewellery brands, the blog also includes a few DIY posts {which we’d love to see more of}. Rao’s travel photos, personal styling posts and her curated interviews and collaborations with artistes, designers and quirky brands get a big thumbs up from us.
Check out Smrithi’s blog here.
PR professional and style blogger, Ambrish Sonari never fails to wow us with his unconventional yet smart attire. In an attempt to express his individual identity, he began making his own clothes, blending quirky patterns and prints. His signature look includes a bow tie {which we absolutely love} which has become synonymous with his style by now.
Check out Ambrish Sonari’s blog here.
Combining fashion, art, travel and photography, Ruhi Sheikh’s Republic of Chic is, without a doubt, one of our favourite blogs. Since its start in 2010, the blog has gained quite a following {including us}. From posts on beauty, art and street style to ones covering the highlights of major fashion shows, ROC is nothing less than an online fashion destination. Plus, Ruhi’s personal style which mixes in a bit of sexy and slinky with classic and chic.
Check out Ruhi Sheikh’s blog here.
City-based fashion and beauty blogger, Shalini Chopra’s Stylish by Nature has useful tips and reviews in abundance for that impending wardrobe makeover you might be planning. Browse through product reviews, latest trends, beauty tips and even Bollywood-inspired styles, all in this one blog.
Check out Shalini Chopra’s blog here.
If affordable fashion is what you’re looking for, we suggest you check out Stilettos Diary. Started by fashionista Megha Varshini, the website is described as an Indian fashion and style blog for people on a budget. Including brand collaborations, latest trends and more from the world of fashion, Stilettos Diary also lets you shop from a collection of classy and quirky accessories.
Check out Megha’s blog here.
Fashion designer, Manvi Gandotra seems to like keeping it simple and contemporary, going by her uber cool blog, Style Inked. From complete style guides {confused about how to wear those new palazzos you bought?} to several DIY posts {ever wanted to make your own aloe vera gel?}, Style Inked is bound to keep you scrolling for quite a while.
Check out Manvi’s blog here.
