Fashion is a mirror of society, culture, politics and economics of its times. It acts as the visual compass that is set in motion by the turn of various events affecting the society. Fashion, they say, is cyclical but one wonders which trend started when and how. Hemlines may graze the ankles or run shorter …
“Ah! There is nothing like staying at home, for real comfort.” ― Jane Austen Going away from the everyday bustle, living amidst nature, trying to count every breath and indulging in the nostalgic countryside moments from Jane Austen’s novels…. does the mere idea of escaping into the woods excite you? Well, we wouldn’t be surprised …
Andries Benedetti, a Flemish Still Life Painter from 1640s, would be smiling ear to ear looking at his lavish food paintings come alive as Grazing Platters in 2021. A tastefully laid tray full of assorted cheese, dips, fruits, crackers, bread loaves, nuts and flowers is called a Grazing Platter. A beautiful ‘pick-me-up-now-and-eat’ trend that started …
The ongoing crisis has undoubtedly initiated a shift in how fashion is seen and perceived across the globe. Without fashion weeks redefining our wardrobes, fashion enthusiasts are now clenching at the seams of at-home fashion as a mirror to show off their creativity with the boom in the work from home culture. The eternal debate on style and comfort became more pronounced as trends were shoved aside for the comfort.?
Read through as Ciceroni delves into the nuances of pandemic fashion.
Home is a constantly evolving mix of our favourite collectibles and colours are known to hold the ability to resonate with human emotions like none other. Asian Paints, being the foremost connoisseur of colour and design trends in India, at the 18th Edition of Asian Paints Colour Next, unveiled ‘Cherish’ as the Colour of the Year. Illustrating the essence of passing pleasures and giving us a new reason to smile, ‘Cherish’ is a healing effervescent shade that’s both enduring and uplifting.
Keeping this in mind, we couldn’t help but bring to you eclectic, creative and intriguing décor pieces in this not too cold and not too warm hue of mint green. Whether you are a design geek or someone trying to bring in the essence of summer to your home, you are going to love this curated list!
To get you in a happy groovy space, we handpick our 16 favourite style staples from ‘Funky Town’ – Ciceroni’s very own version of Happy Indian Summer Edit that gets you jamming on your favourite tunes as you sway in contemporary styles handcrafted with splash of colours and love.