Back in Bangalore

During our second trip (see our first trip) to Bangalore we managed to scout around some local shops and do a few touristy shopping. Just like the buzzing and colourful streets of Bombay, we loved Commercial Street. Both of us picked up some some dress materials, mojris and silver jewellery. Those of you heading to Bangalore, don't miss out this shopping haven. After some shopping we decided to shoot in the market itself. Here's our attempt to encompass the Bengaluru vibe!

Sonu wore a light layer with skinny jeans and bright chappals

Tank, c/o W for Woman| blazer, H&M| jeans, United Colors of Benetton| chappals, Catwalk| bag, Oberoi Shopping Mall| bracelets, Aquamarine & Bandra| glares, Ray Ban

• I find it hard to let go off my layers even during the hotter months, so much so that I scout for light layers. 
• If you are like me, look for thinner fabric jackets, waistcoats, wraps and scarves to layer in the hotter months.
• Accessories are a good way to layer in summer. Throw on a bold necklace, stacked up wrists and a chunky watch with a simple tank and jeans combination. 
• Chappals are a good way to add an ethnic touch to your look. Pick bright colours like tangerine, yellow or aqua for a fun pop.

Jasleen wore minty fresh colours to beat the heat

Blouse & pants, c/o W for Woman| necklace & kolhapuris, Bandra| bag, Dharavi| glares, Prada| watch, Guess

• The summer season calls for icy and minty fresh shades like sea green and lemony yellows. Invest in at least one such shade for this season.
• A simple blouse and trouser combination is instantly revived with statement glares. I chose an over-sized one to suit my face cut. For beginners pick the classic aviator style, they suit most face shapes. 
• Add a sudden surprise of colour with your footwear. I am OD--ing on the kolhapuri style. They are comfortable and look great with Indian and western wear.

Read more about the trip in the Deccan Chronicle here.