Style it with Bhavs

Foggy mornings, soothing sun and intermittent chilly winds; winter is indeed a beautiful break from extended summers. I love everything about this season (including Gajar ka Halwa). Well yes, I agree that winter does tend to make one feel lazy and at times I do feel like becoming a frog and going into hibernation for three months, but I’ve been working on getting over this. Laziness is just a state of mind and it has actually got nothing to do with the weather or even the amount of work or time at hand. Once we start ruling our minds, laziness is bound to be just a thing of the past. I usually meet a lot of people who tell me that they do not get time for themselves, h aving been surrounded by hectic schedules and routines . No time or energy to work-out neither to work on looking presentable or fulfill long-pending desires. Honestly, I go through the same issue from time to time. Having put in my efforts on my goals, I used to hardly have any time and energ

Hello everyone! This being my first post of 2018, I would like to wish you all a very Happy New Year. For me, writing and blogging is a breather and therefore I do not believe in forced posts surrounding any festival or celebrations like a change of calendar! As an expression of sincere gratitude, I would like to thank all those who take time out of their busy schedules to read my blogs and I feel extremely delighted when people discuss any of my posts with me. Continuing my series of thoughts and opinions in 2018 and well, fashion and styling being a part of it, I would like to share details about an amazing event which I attended at the beginning of this year. One of the coolest ways of beginning the New Year is a Food Hunt party and that too with a retro dress code! I was recently invited to meet the blogger community of Ahmedabad at a fun event organized by the Malaysian Palm Oil Council, which is non-profit organization that educates people about the uses and bene