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Lauren is a Fashion Merchandising graduate of Florida State University. She is a fashion blogger for her site, La Petite Fashionista. She started La Petite Fashionista in March 2007 as a site to make fashion accessible for young people. She now is fulfilling her dream as a merchandiser for a major retailer.

Biba has lately emerged as a popular brand among teenagers, housewives and fashionistas alike. Modelled on the term-Biba-which refers to a pretty young woman in Punjabi, the brand is arguably the best in India's ethnic wear segment and lives up to its name as the one most suitable for the pretty and perky Indian belle.

Is the sneaker ruling fashionista footwear choices? The sneakers of today are not your mum's keds. No. Far from it. They have been transformed to loafers, comfortable slip-ons and blingy sequined numbers - renewing and rejuvenating upbeat fashion choices of the young urban woman.

FROM ONE POOR FASHIONISTA TO ANOTHER.

"'m a Jewish fashionista living in New York and I write this blog to try to deliver modest fashion to all women, everywhere. This blog is all about Less Is More. Don't forget to follow me on Twitter @AronHakodeshJWG!"

Gary Pepper Vintage is an online boutique specialising in exquisite vintage pieces of only the highest calibre. Since its inception in late 2009, Gary Pepper Vintage is quickly carving its name into the sand and building its name to become one of the best known vintage outlets in the world. Since then, Gary Pepper has expanded its store to include vintage bags, shoes, and accessories, and designs and produces its very own signature clothing line that will be available later this year. Gary Pepper Vintage aims to introduce beautiful vintage into the lives of every fashionista in the world, one tulle skirt at a time.

"I'm Tanesha Awasthi, a Girl With Curves.  Welcome to my personal style blog, offering outfit inspiration, style and shopping tips for the curvy community.  GWC Mission Although I started GWC as a way to express my love for fashion and getting dressed, it has turned into much more than that- it has become a mission for change. I want to change lives through fashion, by promoting positive body-image, self-esteem and body-acceptance in the curvy community. Far too long has the plus size fashionista been left out of fashion, and made to think she can't be fashionable. It's time to create change, by making a statement that curves deserve style too!"

Welcome to "My Thrifted Closet." I am SheRea DelSol, but you can call me SheDel. I am a self-proclaimed thriftshionista (Thrift Fashionista.) I hail from the beautiful St. Thomas, US Virgin Islands, but I currently live in Winston-Salem, NC where my love of thrifting began. My style has drastically changed since my high school days and most of the clothes in my closet have been replaced by thrifting in mostly Goodwill or MegaThrift (a thrift store indigenous to Winston Salem, North Carolina.) Thrifting has helped to develop my love of vintage clothes (especially the 80's) with their large shoulder pads and puffy sleeves. I also FULLY embrace bright colors and bold prints. For those of you who don't know, thrifting is the act of purchasing items from  stores that sell items that have been donated, with the proceeds from sales usually benefiting charitable efforts (eHow). Thrifting is more than just a hobby, quite frankly it is not. Thrifting is a lifestyle choice, a fashion movement. In that spirit, I have dedicated this blog and my fashion journey to thrifting. This is "My Thrifted Closet" and I hope you too discover the thriftshionista in you.

The 'nude' look is a 'behind-the-scene' all time favourite that complements almost any fashion trend in the book! India Art n Design (dot)com revisits this perennial wannabe!

Shilpa Shetty and Malaika Arora Khan have few things in common. Of course they are both very beautiful and gorgeous.

Why not wearing red jeans in these cracking world. Why not be Fashionista? It is not as of now solidifying temperatures - at any rate we can wear our bloom pants a tiny bit more! Flower jeans will be huge hit these season once more. Presently the main inquiry is the manner by which to style them. I take the vast majority of my style signs from cool young ladies in the city, so here are a few alternatives that will take you from work to the weekend. If you're not so much into botanical jeans on the grounds that they look excessively girly, why not include a detached fitting T-shirt, a couple of wedge tennis shoes, and an oversize watch

Designer duo Falguni and Shane Peacock have taken the traditional couture scene by storm with their structured lehengas that speak of royal origins and are juxtaposed with delicate trimmings that accentuate feminity. Check out the collection here…

Jewellery designer Meet Kamdar Avlani's latest creation - Gaea - is a Zambian Emerald Pear Cabochon ring inspired from Vedic scriptures on cosmology. The designer is known for weaving interesting corollaries into jewels extraordinaire for style-conscious divas.

Quietly working their way up over the last six-seven years, sustainable fabrics are getting increasingly mainstream with several Indian fashion labels going green in novel avatars. Check out a few that we've profiled here…

Lighter hues like sage and mauve ruled menswear in 2019, while '90s-inspired fashion for women was all the rage. So, what's to be expected in 2020? And, where is the fashion industry headed in terms of sustainable fashion? India Art n Design entrusts three Indian fashion designers - Karishma Shahani Khan from Ka-sha India, Sarah & Sandeep from SS Homme and Rhea Pillai Rastogi to answer these burning questions.