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Spring stables like yellow, beige and green has survived the ever changing trends of fashion, what with designers like Oscar De La Renta going buttery yellow with his gowns, and Phillip Lim promoting turquoise in his cool jackets. Bring out your tea length skirts, metallic pants and boyfriend blazers this season. Make sure you have some colours playing on as well.

By Tsering Dolma. Photographs by Jaf Jafri and Olya Milentis. Make-up by Sunayna Dhamija
Styled by James Lalthanzuala
Models: Ekaterina Telesheva and Anna Cherepanova

Top, Zara; Jacket, Marks & Spencer; skirt, Les Parisiennes; turtleneck top, stylist’s own; heels, Elle

THE DAMSEL
It’s time you pull out your granny’s knitted sweater and team it with wide leg pants or minis. To put some life into your subtle and laidback ensemble, try something floral.
Woolen sweater and ankle boots, Marks & Spencer; jhodpuri pants, Lovebirds; scarf and blazer, stylist’s own

PLAY WITH BEIGE
Camel colours often go along with any ensemble or colour. Stock up on beige waist-belt, trouser or a cardigan this season. Push some boundaries by going gold or all beige.
Shirt, Kazo; trouser, Salvatore Ferragamo; jacket, Lovebirds; cardigan, stylist’s own

KNITTING DREAMS
Embroidery brings a certain flair to the garments that almost flows like a poetry. Go with knitted cardigans and coats that are vintage in inspiration.
Dress, Marks & Spencer; knitted jacket, Les Parisiennes; turtleneck top, stylist’s own

CHECKS AND BUTTONS
Shift dresses and trench coats can lend an instant touch of vintage fashion. Experiment with interesting prints. How about checks?

Trench coat, Les Parisiennes; printed dress, Lovebirds; heels, Nine west

TURQUOISE SITUATION
Score big this Spring by blending in different shades of blue and green into your wardrobe. And add some attitude.
Trouser and turquoise blazer, Zara; scarf and pumps, Elle; checked blazer and teal t-shirt, stylist’s own