As the mercury rises in Mumbai, ditch your jeans for the hot-off-the-runway luxury loungewear
A model walks the runway at the Dolce & Gabbana show during Milan Fashion Week Fall/Winter 2017/18. Pic/Getty Images
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Fashion has got more comfortable in the last few seasons with the introduction of flatforms, athleisure and anti-fit clothing. If you ever dreamt of heading to a party in your jammies, now's the time to do so, with a few glamorous tweaks.
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Deepika Padukone does airport chic in a trench coat and a Gucci pyjama set. Pic/Yogen Shah
Be it silken pyjama sets with luscious floral prints and pussy bows by Dolce & Gabbana and Gucci; dressing gowns that work as uber stylish separates by Burberry, and Puma (in collaboration with singer Rihanna), boudoir fashion is just what we need for Mumbai's rising temperatures.
Rihanna sports a striped wrap dress; socked heels at the Fendi Roma show at Fontana di Trevi in Rome. Pics/Rihanna’s Instagram account
Here's how to ace the out-of-the-bed look:
>> Comfortable and practical for the person who is always on-the-go, loungewear is perfect for Mumbai in this weather. The key lies in contrast, you need to balance the slouch with glam.
>> Dress up your outfit with chunky bracelets, a statement neckpiece or cool earrings to compensate the casualness with some pizzazz.
>> Keep the fit relaxed, and not very baggy throughout.
>> Go for either striking prints or pinstripes.
>> Pair a shirt with jogger pants for the day and change into a T-shirt or a lace top for an evening look. Pair it with killer heels or pointed pumps.
>> High-waist pyjama pants are the easiest to pair. Wear them with a crop top, dressing gown or even a chiffon cape.
>> Opt for fabric that has a silken or satin-ey feel to look dressy. You can also try fabrics like Chanderi with its handwoven sheen.
>> For slip dresses or lingerie dresses, put on a structured or denim jacket, which you can take off later in the night. Embellished jackets (with embroidery or quirky appliqué) also help balance the simplicity of a slip dress.
>> If not accessories, a bold lip colour can always lift your pyjama style statement.
Inputs by designer Nishka Lulla, and designer-stylist Tanya Sharma