#Timesspecialedit: Florals- Favorite fashion forever

As cliché as it may sound, floral prints never go out of style. They continue to revive season after season through interesting prints and designs. Remember Miranda Priestly’s immortal words in Devil Wears Prada, where she made a nasty comment about the trend? “Flowers? For springs? Groundbreaking.” While she wanted to convey that we don’t think flowers when it comes to spring, we clearly don’t mind the blooms in our wardrobes throughout the year. In a special edit, we show you three gorgeous ways women can incorporate flowers into their wardrobe and tips for styling them perfectly.

A tiered skirt

Model Kimaya Singh is seen here in an off-the-shoulder dress with side cropped details by designer Siddhartha Bansal. She chose a poppy red shoe to complement the outfit. Baby’s fresh breath wrapped around her face making her look like a flower baby.

Luxurious velvet meets flowers

Blended with experimental silhouettes, the 3D flowers and leaves in this combo paired with the tulle look mesmerizing. Model Aarushi Gupta pulls this Varun Bahl ensemble with a full moose. This dress has been styled with a pair of lace gloves and heart earrings and a bracelet.

Breaking the rigidity of traditional haute couture

Make room for a modern lehenga that is somewhat elegant and glamorous. A down jacket is paired with floral embroidered lehenga from designer Varun Bahl. Model Harman looks stunning in this photo shoot.

Credit
Creative direction, style and wording: Akshay Kaushal
Photographer: Sarang Gupta
Hair and makeup: Amita Juneja
Fashion Assistant: Diksha Chaudhary
Wardrobe: Varun Bahl and Siddhartha Bansal Models: Kimaya Singh (Inega), Aarushi Gupta (Talents Thesaurus) and Harman (Purple Thoughts)
Accessories: Amama Jewels
Shoes: Melissa and Jeetinder Sandhu
Location: Cozy Box