Wardrobe essentials for every woman

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1)Plain white shirt
Whether you are a banker or a scientist or an engineer, nothing can beat the classy no nonsense white shirt. Can be useful for a dream interview or a presentation for the last minute visit of your MD
Keep it crisp and white. Ironed all the time.

2)The little black dress:
This could be the standard dress for parties or clubbing night with the girls or  for a chilling get together with your gang or just a casual drink with your guy
Go as per your body type. If you are skinny go for the body hugging. If you are busty, go for a v neck not very deep though. If you have a big bottom ,go for a flare on the bottom and tight on the top
3) The date dress
Keep it ready.. Trust me. Even if you are perpetually single! 
Your dream guy may just ask out any time and honestly you wont have the time to shop or decide or think. Or if you are already in a relationship, you cant predict surprises ..so keep it at hand
Go for maroons, reds, mustard or electric blue


4) A simple kurta and leggings
A casual but desi look if your grandparents are visiting or for that get together with your elderly aunts.choose bold colours and team up with long earrings 

5) a beautiful salwar kameez/ churidar
So his parents want to meet you and you  are nervous what to wear. A simple salwar kameez will come to your rescue. Choose subtle colours and go for chiffons and georgettes. Keep it simple and dont wear low necks or deep sleeveless. Remember you can look classy and modern even without showing skin

6) blue denim
Cant say more. Ever green , comfortable and classy.

7) Black T shirt:
For a jog on the seashore or a gym session or a zumba shake it up or simple yoga class. Say Aum!

8)Monochrome Saree 
Nothing on earth can beat the look of a woman in a saree. Keep one in your wardrobe with a matching well fitted blouse. Classy, traditional but definitely not old fashioned
Chiffons and Georgettes are quick to drape and can go well on all body types. Wear silk only if you can carry, they have a richness of their own
Keep 2-3 blouses ready. A traditional golden for a wedding function, a sexy halter neck for a friend's sangeet party and a simple one to wear for that pooja function.

9) bikini or minokini
For the beach or a pool party. Make sure you work out to get perfect toned abs and  can flaunt them

10) Black blazer:
Can just come to your rescue when you have a last minute meeting. Gives you higher chances of winning the deal ir bagging the dream job after an interview 

11) Leather jacket 
Classic piece of clothing. Cant say more. Unleash the rockstar in you.





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