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| To create a perfect look for a night with a slight chill this Diwali season, wrap a gorgeous Merino wool scarf over your outfits to keep warm, yet be stylish. |
IANS
Dressing for the festive season may seem like a daunting task especially with slight nip in the air but fear not as designers Ruchika Sachdeva, Rahul Mishra and Nachiket Barve have some suggestions for using merino wool to make you look little different without missing the fashion quotient .
Ruchika Sachdeva from Bodice, a winner of The International Woolmark Prize 2017-18, told IANS: "Merino wool is fine, lightweight and breathable. To create a perfect look for a night with a slight chill this Diwali season, wrap a gorgeous Merino wool scarf over your outfits to keep warm, yet be stylish. It lends a certain finesse to the outfits while being extremely comfortable for the wearer."
She also adds that clothing is one of the best ways to experiment and be different.
"With festivities in the air, it is the right time to set trends and make a statement with clothes; creating looks that are truly memorable," she said.
Designer Nachiket Barve feels that "the biggest trend is individuality and making your own rules."
"While dressing by adapting trends is the mantra; dressing with style, comfort and elegance is the key. Merino wool can add an interesting texture to the festive wardrobe. Blended with silk it can be used as festive wear and stoles. It will bring an understated sheen to your look," he told IANS.
Rahul Mishra, the first Indian designer to win The International Woolmark Prize concludes by saying that there is a nip in the air all over India and Merino Wool is a fibre that can be used for both winters and summers.
"A beautiful kurta or a jacket that is made with Merino Wool, is a great way to integrate Merino Wool in your wardrobe. It adds a lot of drama and panache to men's wear.
"For women's wear a Merino wool shawl can be used to add a layer over a beautiful handloom saree. Keep in mind, also, that wool is sustainable and eco-friendly, automatically making it the smarter fabric of choice," he told IANS.
