Ethnic Fashion Accessories

How I See Accessories

For me, the right ethnic fashion accessory isn’t just a last-minute add-on. It’s what takes your look from basic to bold. I believe every piece - whether it’s a necklace, a bag, or handcrafted juttis - should say something about you, make you feel sorted, and add that final bit of swag to your outfit.

Jewelry That Pops

I pick statement ethnic jewelry that works for the big stuff - shaadis, festivals, or even that random family dinner where you want to stand out. Think chunky chokers, crazy-detailed Jhumkas, and delicate chains if you’re feeling low-key. Sometimes, I go for the real traditional stuff with pearls and meenakari, and sometimes I keep it simple for fusion looks.

Bags and Potlis That Get Noticed

My traditional potli bags and embellished ethnic clutches aren’t just for holding your phone and lipstick. They’re mini works of art, full-on with beadwork, shiny mirrors, and thick zari embroidery. Some have tassels, some are classic drawstring potlis, and some are small clutches with a chain - all designed to vibe with your outfit.

Juttis With Flair

Handcrafted juttis are my jam. Most pairs have gold or silver thread embroidery, some come with bright colors on velvet, and sometimes I throw in pom-poms for a twist. They’re comfy and have enough drama to finish your festive look.

The Full Look

I put together accessories so your outfit feels complete - not just thrown together. If you want your ethnic wear to look balanced, a little old school, and a little fresh, I’ve got you covered.