How I styled my Palazzo pants in Indo-western look at Jadhavgadh Fort
Palazzo pants are one of the most versatile outfit in my Sustainable fashion Capsule Wardrobe. Time and again I have said this and I will stick true to it. Indeed out of every thing basics that I frequently restyle, Palazzo pants (Especially this maroon one that I bought from Fab Alley) has been my most restyled piece of garment in my wardrobe. I have styled in numerous way and also its the most comfortable wear for me. Considering these two things its only apt that Its my go to outfit when it comes to traveling.
Most often then not, Palazzo are styled either in complete ethnic or traditional look or with T-shirts in Western look. So when it came to my visit Jadhavgadh fort an icon for beauty and heritage, there was nothing else I could think of then wearing Palazzo pants. I aimed to break the norm and style my Palazzo pants in an Indo-western look. Here I have used a white knot top from Project Eve and paired it with one of my Ethnic jackets that came with a kurta and maroon palazzo.
To complete the Indo-western look, I wore afghan earrings and mirror work Juttis to complete the look. I added the belt and quirky white sunglasses to give it a Western look even in the Indian styling.
It was a happy coincidence when my outfit perfectly matched the beautiful wood carvings of the fort and it gave me a totally Royal look.
The best way to style your palazzo pants is to use a Solid top or t-shirt over it. This allows you to play with layering and accessorizing. Be it a Jacket, Shrug or a scarf anything can make your plain top and palazzo look quirky. An embroidered jacket will also help you create a great Indo-western look with palazzo pants.
Another way to add charm to your palazzo pants is to use ethnic juttis with it. Using ethnic accessories like juttis, mirror work belts and bags gives a beautiful traditional charm to your palazzo pant outfit and helps create Indo-western looks.
If someone asks me “how to style palazzo pants in Indo western look” I will say this is my most super stylish way to wear palazzo pants. Pair it with a solid top and layer a shrug over it. You are good to go!
Now while going for the Indo-western looks there are a few things to keep in mind. For example if you are planning to pair with Indian tops and jackets your palazzo pants have to be super crisp and of a thick material. Most of the time the loose crushed palazzo pants are good for only Indian wear and do not turn out that classy while styling with the Western or Indo-western looks.
Now you know how to style your palazzo pants for heritage sites, I hope you will be soon carrying a pair of palazzo for your next impromptu trip. If you do, Do tell me in the comments below how you styled them.























