Party on! Accessories can make or break your outfit. We tell you how to get it ri

Party on!

Accessories can make or break your outfit. We tell you how to get it right

As the party season gets in full swing, there’s no better time to update your wardrobe. Along with stocking up on the latest trends in dresses, you’re also going to need some stylish statement pieces to complete your look. Ayesha Kapur, from Ayesha accessories, says for the disco queen look, metal mesh earrings and neckpieces in all colours ranging from silver and gold to pink, blue and black glitter are in vogue. “Neon is another super craze. Earrings and neckpieces in electric green or orange are sure to grab attention. Chunky necklaces are also great, but multiple long chains in metal seem to be the hot thing this season,” she says. Jewellery designer Vasundhara Mantri feels flowers are a real hit this season, and feature in her necklaces, rings and bracelets. “Chandelier earrings add a beautiful, feminine touch. Even layered earrings are very trendy this season, and can be bought in both precious and cosmetic metals. Pair a chunky statement neckpiece in muti-coloured gemstones, silver and gold rhinestones, and black beads with your solid-coloured dress. Further, square, triangle, cubic, and round bracelets bring some arm candy to your look,” adds the designer. When it comes to bags, clutches with chains still rule. Accessory Designer Pinky Saraf says deep hues like indigo, emerald, royal blue are popular favourites. “When dressing for a party, go with gold sequins or metallic pieces to add a touch of bling. Personally, I incorporate kundan, diamantes and polkis in my pieces as it gives a quirky mix of traditional and modern,” she adds. Footwear designer Rohan Arora says since the party season means lots of dancing, opt for something comfortable for your feet, preferably flats. “If you can’t go for flats, I’d recommend platform heels. But stilettos are a complete no-no. Boots are also popular this season but opt for ones in lighter fabrics like khadi or kalamkari work. Hand-embroidered jootis look fab even when teamed with Western silhouettes. Go for footwear in deep colours like wine red and ink blue and go all out with bling by pairing crystal-studded sandals with your outfit,” he says.