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STYLED | THE WANDERER


My lovely sister very graciously agreed to step into the role of the model for this styled series. A flow-y jumpsuit, simple accessories coupled with a statement belt and you're all ready to rock the dreamy yet bold vibe! You could always substitute a long dress for the jumper...

Jumpsuit and Belt: Fifth Avenue, GK1, Delhi | Ring: Forever 21, Delhi


(For as long as i can remember i'd be the one behind the camera, running behind her trying to get her to agree to pose for me. Things are pretty much the same right now!)


photos by: mana vidyalankar
model and styling: sanaa vidyalankar
more style posts: right here

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  1. Lovely pictures, keen sense of detail. I guess you are a good photographer too. Your sister is looking pretty.

    Rakhi
    www.rakhii.com

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  2. I adore your photography. Keep it up

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  3. Beautiful pictures! Esp I liked the black and white one!

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