Colour Blast This Navaratri

(On Waistcoat(Koti) : @maxfashionIndia , On Palazzo : @Reliancetrends , On Shoe: @soles)

Navaratri, my all time favorite Festival . You know how beautifully and enthusiastically we all celebrate each and every festival in India and why not?? its one of the grand festival for Hindu , celebrated in the honor of divine feminine Devi Maa (Durga).
 In the Spirit of this Navaratri I decided to pair up this elegant waistcoat from MaxfashionIndia with the white palazzo coupled with beautiful piece of jewellery for simple yet elegant ethnic look perfect for a Durga Pooja morning or a Dandiya Night evening.
So don't be shy to pair up this beautiful waistcoat with skirts, jeans or trousers for different casual and ethnic look .

Have a Wonderful Festival :)
Love from Me to You 
@_jainpriyanka_ 

To Shop this Look 
http://www.maxfashion.in/Women/Ethnicwear/Kotis/MAX-MAX-Lapel-Flap-Printed-Koti/p/1000005976830-17917-Var2-Pink-Fuchsia


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