Delhi has some very known and famous fashion bloggers to direct you towards the latest trends and how to make them your own.

Have a look at the the Ten Top Most Follow Fashion Bloggers From Delhi :

Naina Redhu

Photographer and blogger Naina Redhu has comprehended the profession of visual anecdote with her blog. She brings an exquisite taste of style to her analysis of subjects like fashion, travel, food and beauty, with a glance of the world through her perspective. Her blog and work is a steep luxury to observe.

Tanya Virmani

A popular Delhi blogger, Tanya Virmani is a passionate cosmopolite with a well-known blog called Let's Expresso, and works with dominant brand names in India. The digital influencer understands fashion and is famous for her casual yet trendy style sensibility.

Akanksha Redhu

A constant on major fashion events and shows, she understands, adapts and changes fashion statements . Her style is confident and bold, supported by her strong personality.

Monalisha Mahapatra

This gorgeous model and blogger launched her blog in 2015 and has since become one of the most appreciated bloggers in Delhi. Her striking looks and present-day style have reaped her a large audience and follower base. Staying typical to her scheme, her personalized fashion attracts you to know more about her tour and style.

Kritika Khurana

A well known blooger from Delhi has a blog named That Boho Girl. She mixes traditional elements like jewellery and clothes and styles them with western clothes giving herself an indo-western look, Kritika knows and incorporates fashion amazingly well. This Fashion Goddess can make any background work well for her outfits.

Nishtha Gandhi

A self-diagnosed fashion addict, her vibrant, urban style demands attention. She really can make any look work.

Sukhneet Wadhwa

Her styling know-how makes her an inspiration for fashion lovers and a must follow fashion blogger. Her style is versatile, to say the least, and she can pull off a traditional Indian look with the same grace as a fluid Western gown.

Nitika Bhatia

The curvaceous artistry combines extreme ladylike hunk with fashion basics to build unique statement looks. This girl-next-door blog flawlessly seeks special style and creativity.

Aarushi Jain

This famous and trendy blogger from Delhi has a exquisite style and a outstanding blog that reflects her own style.She tells about trends & lifehacks. An impressive page of fascinating fashion stories.Her blog is an excellent stop for fashion admirers who always look styling inspiration and fashion tips and hacks.

Diya Mukherji

Her trend-savvy combinations and in-depth style make her one of the best to follow in Delhi. If casual chic is your thing and you are seeking for inspirations then Diya is your girl! She looks as much as home in a trendy geek tee as she does in a lace outfit.

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Have a look at the the 2018 top-sixty three fashion capitals, according to its rankings as produced by Global Language Monitor a US-based company that tracks trends through language use worldwide

WATCH OUT THIS VIDEO TO SEE THE STUDENTS OF ST. MARK'S SR. SEC. PUBLIC SCHOOL, JANAKPURI, NEW DELHI, INDIA ON THE RAMP PRESENTING THE VIBRANT TRADITIONAL INDIAN ATTIRE.

Sonal Tamnang, Dev Manchanda , Sahil Uppal - SMS, Jankpuri, New Delhi, India

Contribution by Gymnasium №32, Kurgan, Russia

Konstantin Makovsky, Russian Bride's Attire, 1884 | © WikiCommons

Traditional Russian Dress

Sarafan (long dress)

The main part of the female wardrobe was the sarafan. A long dress, which was often worn on top of a rubakha, that formed the ‘everyday’ and ‘special occasion’ outfit. The most common colors for sarafans were red, light or deep blue, wine and white. Sarafan dresses were often decorated with intricate embroidery.

Young Russian peasant women in front of traditional wooden house.

Rubakha (oversize shirt)

The basic element of any traditional Russian wardrobe was the rubakha, which could be worn by both men and women. Basically, this is the old style variant of the contemporary shirt. Rubakhas were worn as street clothes among the poor and as home clothes among the rich. The overall look was what is now called ‘oversize’ as it didn’t have any specific silhouette. Depending on the financial status, different materials were used for rubakha manufacturing and tailoring, from cheap linen or cotton to expensive imported silk.

Male rubakha, beginning of XX century

Kokoshnik

Decorations for the head and hair were also a part of the common wardrobe. In the case of women, the way the hair was arranged could tell a lot about civil status: young women could show off their hair arranged in a single braid decorated with flowers and other elements. Married women were not allowed to show their hair in public, so they covered their head with different decorations. One of the most iconic and intricately decorated examples of this was the kokoshnik.

A Girl in Kokoshnik, painted by Konstantin Makovsky

Information Yaroslava Sozinova

Resources https://theculturetrip.com/europe/russia/articles/a-brief-guide-to-traditional-russian-dress/

Fashion is something in which people of different age follow or apply different style of clothing , hairstyle , body language.

Fashion is mostly preferred by college going youngsters.fashion is related with all age of people either male or female in

different manner.Mostly girls fashion is trendy and advance in comparison to others.Fashion is not only limited to dressing

style however it includes all alternative completely different aspects of life just like the house they sleep in, what they eat,

what kind of work they prefer to do for their time pass and many more The influence of fashion in our country is majorly from

BOLLYWOOD .... the entertainment industry where every week a style of dressing , hairstyle, and makeup is introduced in a newly released movie

Some of the popular Fashion centers in Delhi are

1. Sarojini Nagar

2. Center Market Lajpat Nagar

3. Kamla Nagar

4. Chandni chowk

5. Janpath , Cannaught Place

Female Fashion Trendzzz

In latest fashion trend in Delhi Girls prefer plazos, Croptops , corsets ,culottes, cold shoulder tops .

Online shopping is preferred more as compared to traditional Marketing process.

Citations : https://www.myntra.com/women-culottes

Male Fashion Trendzzz

Apart from girls, boys are also running in the race of fashion

where they're sometimes found in tight jeans, sleeveless shirts or jackets. Colouring Hair is in these days.

In Footwears sneakers , Loofers , Brogue Shoes, Oxford Shoe, Derby Shoe are trendy

Modern Public School, Shalimar Bagh#FashionShow_nightcamp

Home décor during summer

Our city Delhi is known for the fondness of bright colours during summer season and this empathy for bold shades extends to its homes. These days, Delhiites prefer a pop of colour among subtle shades as opposed to a ragbag of colours on their walls. It could be featured in the form of an accent wall or a brightly colored storage or display unit.

Apart from their old excitement with bold shades, Delhiites also have some new ideas to convert their balcony into a garden as Delhiites are also fond of green colour and green is a bright bold shade. “Plenty of people are now opting for green patches in their balcony and using indoor plants as a part of their decor.”

Now a time Delhiites started trend in lacquered glass instead of tiles. As we need large space during summer to sense cool if they could not extend their home than at that time they prefer to use big, bright and bold shades glasses which make them to feel living in big space.

Wooden floors and tiles might be the usual in the rest of the INDIA but in Delhi, marble is preferred for its colonial glamour. Not only for floors, marble for tabletops is also a trend as marble is easier to maintain than wood and lasts longer in the Indian climate.

Citation- https://www.livspace.com/magazine/latest-house-design- trends-delhi/

Contributions By : Sahil Aggarwal Class IX

Sarthak Jain Class IX

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