Today is Rakshabandhan,

and I wish all beautiful sisters and brothers a wonderful Rakhi festival.

Well as we all know, Rakshabandhan is a festival, celebrated by our country India, where a girl tie a beautiful thread  called Rakhi, on  her brother’s wrist.

And in return he promises to protect her and also gives a token of his blessings in form of gift(s). 

I am sure all girls must have selected their piece of Rakhi, sweets and most importantly what to wear on this auspicious day 😉

I chose to buy Chota Bheem Rakhi for my brother, as its his favourite cartoon character,

with some motichoor ke laddo to make this day even more sweeter.

Yes, I have bought this beautiful piece of kurti, filled with floral embroidery and block print in multiple colors for that quirky yet traditional feel.

I will be adording this self-made neckpiece in meenakari  in navy blue for that bling in my look. Why should my feet remain unnoticed???

So I ordered these pair of flats from Myntra, which arrived in time.

And to complete the look and keep all the cash given by my brother, I teamed the look with this simple yet sexy sling bag in pink, which I purchased from UCB.

So girls, stay stylish and sexy while not to miss irritating your brother, as he does.

Kurti by Haute Curry from Shopper’s Stop

Yellow leggings from W

Footwear from Myntra

Sling Bag from United Colors Of Benetton

Shades from Forever 21

Neckpiece-Self made