5 Ways to Adorn Your Hair With Luxe Ornaments and Accessories
Photographs by Sushant Chabbria. Model: Akanksha Pathak at Ninjas Model Management. Hair and makeup: Anu Kaushik. Photographer’s agency: INEGA. Fashion assistants: Mayank Choudhary and Nikita Gupta. Location: Courtesy Neemrana’s Baradari Palace, Patiala.
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1 of 55040321024602.jpeg Sari, Tarun Tahiliani. All jewellery, Jagdish Jewellery, Patiala.
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2 of 53040321024604.jpeg Sari, Akanksha Gajria. All Jewellery, Dhera Singh and Sons.
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3 of 51040321024604.jpeg Sari, Kadambari Rathore. Blazer, Raghavendra Rathore. Mathapatti, Nayirah. Earrings, Dhera Singh and Sons. Fashion editor: Carol Singh.
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4 of 54040321024604.jpeg Take inspiration from the Sixties and style your hair in a bouffant. For a dramatic spin, dress it up with a necklace.
Sari, Amrita KM. Necklace (worn as headgear), Jagdish Jewellers, Patiala. Hair pins, Dhera Singh and Sons. Haath phool, Nayirah. All jewellery, prices upon request.
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5 of 52040321024603.jpeg A new way to wear your paasa is as a maangtikka. Match your eyeliner to the jewellery for maximum impact.
Sari, Rukhmani. Blazer, Paul Smith. Paasa (worn as headgear), and earrings, Jagdish Jewellers, Patiala.
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