Pink has always been the colour we all obsess over! From baby doll dresses to latex suits- there’s nothing pink can’t glam up. Here’s showing you 5 ways how you can easily make Pink the dominant colour in your styling this season!
PANTS
Pink Pants are the way to go! Pairing it with light pastel pants or a statement top- makes your styling go a long way! Picking a wide leg or mom denim silhouette is always the better option than going for skinny denims!
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BAGS
Pink bags are the way to go this season! Shoulder bags, vintage styles, 90’s designs- it’s all making the pink trend thrive! Pairing it with a monotone outfit or going all Barbie with an all-pink outfit!
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BODYCON DRESS
A Pink dress is the simplest pick for this season. It’s a no brainer, don your pink dress with strappy heels, some simple accessories and a cutesy shoulder bag- you’ve got your styling on point.
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GO DESI
Pink Lehengas for brides or your fancy pink this wedding season- be it the lighter shades or hot pink ones, you’re bound to make a statement. Be it the OTT blouses, heavy lehengas, chiffon sarees, pink sharara- pink has always been a Desi outfit favourite and you can never go wrong with it.
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