#Timesspecialedit: Florals- A forever fashion favourite – Times of India

As cliche as it may sound, floral prints are never going to go out of fashion. They keep having their resurgence season after season through exciting prints and designs. Remember those immortal words of Miranda Priestly in Devil Wears Prada, where she passed a snarky remark about this trend? “Florals? For springs? Groundbreaking.” Though she wanted to convey that we don’t think beyond florals when it comes to spring, we clearly don’t mind the full bloom in our wardrobe throughout the year. In a special edit, we show you three stunning ways through which women can incorporate florals into their wardrobes and tips to style them to perfection.

An off-shouldere tiered dress

Seen here on model Kimaya Singh is this off-shouldered tiered dress with side cutout details from designer Siddhartha Bansal. She opts for poppy red shoes to complement the dress. Fresh Baby’s-breath wrapped around her face makes her look every inch the flower child.

Plush velvet meets florals

Infused with experimental silhouettes, the 3D flowers and leaves in this co-ord set teamed with a floor-grazing tulle looks enchanting. Model Aarushi Gupta pulls off this Varun Bahl ensemble with utter elan. This dress has been styled with a pair of lace gloves and heart-shaped earrings and a bracelet.

Breaking the rigidity of traditional couture

Make way for the modern lehenga which is equal parts elegant and glamorous. A feathered blouse has been teamed with a floral embroidered lehenga from designer Varun Bahl. Model Harman looks drop-dead gorgeous in this look.

Credits
Creative direction, styling and words: Akshay Kaushal
Photographer: Sarang Gupta
Hair and makeup: Amita Juneja
Fashion assistant: Diksha Chaudhary
Wardrobe: Varun Bahl and Siddhartha BansalModels: Kimaya Singh (Inega), Aarushi Gupta (Talents Thesaurus) and Harman (Purple Thoughts)
Accessory: Amama Jewels
Shoes: Melissa and Jeetinder Sandhu
Location: Cosy Box