Like what Jebin Johny, founder of Jebsispar, has done with his festive edition – incorporating elements like angels, Christmas trees, Santa Claus, and nativity scenes. Though the majority went minimal, some decided to go with shimmers and vibrant prints, showcasing that a classy and elegant style can be achieved even when going all out. Since the brand stands for sustainability, the zero wastage policy also saw the creation of dresses and tops from leftover clothes.

The hot weather this season could have also influenced people to opt for flowy and loose-fit dresses,” says the brand’s founder, Vandana Vinod.Ĭoord sets with long slit tops, corset crop tops, drape skirts, fun printed cotton shirts in greens, pink, and blue were the top picks. This time it’s all about comfort and choosing a breezy fit. “People went bling and dressed over the top last year. At House of Vandy in Panampilly Nagar, Kochi, the holiday edition mostly features organic cotton immersed in prints. The appeal of vibrant reds and whites is evident, but this year, bottle green has gained traction.Īs the theme of repurposing outfits continues, some buyers stick to the zero-waste policy. Kaftan-fit dresses with red and white stripes, flattering v-necks, tiny checks, and playful box pleats can make statements with minimal jewellery. More on the elegant side, georgette and chiffon materials in subtle colours with floral prints are in vogue. Designer Susan Lawrence notes a preference for outfits that can be worn not only for Christmas but throughout the year. This year, the focus shifts to minimalism, elegance, and design-laden creations, as embraced by some designers.

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