Are you making these mistakes?

Well I am no one to judge but since we do have a right to opinion and live in a somewhat democratic country, I am going to go ahead and share what's been on my mind for a few weeks now.

There are these incessant mistakes that people make while dressing up in India. Now don't take it personally but yes, it's true and you'll agree with me by the end of this post (hopefully).

#1 Skin show - fail
So it is THE most accepted rule in the fashion industry - "show some leg or show some cleavage, never both!". Here it is the extreme - either you'll see women dressed in the most skimpiest of clothes at parties or completely covered up. I mean yes, you love that ultra mini skirt so put on a block colour short sleeves top with it or for that matter if you love your skinny jeans put on a low neck line top. But why, oh why would you wear that ultra mini with the low neck line top?

#2 Socks with stilettos
I literally feel so sad when I see women do that. I mean yes, I don't expect everyone to have a closet full of shoes (guilty here) but it is basic to keep one summer sandal and one closed shoe for winter. And wear socks, it is completely fine but don't wear I-just-got-these-from-Disneyland designs!

#3 White on white
Now I do appreciate your effort to wear sheer clothing to work but this is a dangerous area and not everybody can handle the consequences of the inappropriate sheer. Wear white sheers but please NOT with white bras, choose a nude colour instead.

#4 Sneakers to work, seriously?
Now this one is heart-breaking. God has given you a great female body and you're lucky to be working so why would you wear sneakers to work! It's beyond me.

#5 "I'm not wearing any" leggings
Nude leggings is a new trend and women are flaunting these all around whether with tops or kurtas. Nude colour leggings make me think that you're not actually wearing any lowers and trust me it isn't a great sight. Choosing a white or darker colour instead could not only streamline your body but also bring out the colour of what you wear on top.

#6 "Jhola clothing"
It is common nowadays to put on an ultra loose pajama-like lower but why do we forget that it only suits a certain kind of people? If you're home, be my guest but if you're in public you might want to think before copying that friend of yours.

#7 The Matching syndrome
"If my outfit is pink then shouldn't my sandals be pink and not to forget my hair accessories, jewellery, etc?!" Good lord I feel like people just over do it completely.