DIY & Upcycled Fashion: Create Custom Outfits From Your Closet

One kurti, four looks! I got this open-button kurti stitched from fabric and show how you can style it in multiple ways: as a simple suit, as a shrug over a top, or paired with different trousers and dupattas for a completely new look.

Another outfit from scratch! I used 2.5 meters of fabric from a local market to create this beautiful kurta. I paired it with an old pant and dupatta, showing how you can create a new festive look by shopping your own closet.

Looking for kurti design ideas? This reel shows four different styles you can get stitched from fabric: an asymmetrical kurti, an open-button shrug style, a Pakistani-style lace kurti, and a traditional A-line cut.

There's a special joy in creating an outfit from scratch. For Teej, I designed this simple and elegant pink mulmul kurta, pairing it with old pants and a dupatta from another suit. It's all about smart styling and feeling beautiful.

Another outfit-from-scratch idea for Navratri. I created this colorful bandhini print kurti and styled it with jeans and heavy oxidized jewellery for a fun fusion look, perfect for Ashtami or Navami puja.

Here’s a fun Navratri look I created from scratch! I used the blouse piece from an old saree to make this vibrant choli with coin and shell details, and paired it with a simple black flared skirt from Meesho. A perfect DIY garba outfit.

A throwback to this outfit I created from scratch. This halter-neck pink printed kurta was made from an old saree. It's a great example of how you can upcycle your mother's old sarees into trendy new outfits.