Aztec it is …

I have been lusting for Aztec prints in for a while now, so when ShopImagine sent me these Aztec print palazzo pants I was ecstatic. For the uninitiated, Aztec prints originates from  Aztec tribe in Mexico and the art prints reflect the appreciation for insects, birds, fish and animals. Though Aztec prints were introduced on runaways in 2009 by Matthew Williamson, its has been created and valued as far back as the 14th century.

I paired the palazzo with a blue vest and statement neckpieces; the beauty of black and white prints is you can contrast pair it with most of the bright colours. You could also pair it with neon plain tops. The hemline of palazzo pants is critical,  An ideal pair of Palazzos should skim the floor with heels on.

While both Aztec print and palazzo pants are raging trends, palazzo can be tricky for petite woman despite being comfortable, chic and effortless. Flared palazzo and bell-bottom pants can make you look shorter and petite woman should follow these tips –

• Pick pants with less flare and avoid bell bottom palazzo’s.
• Always wear palazzos with heels or wedges as the flare legs makes legs look shorter.
• Since wide leg style  widens the bottom half of your body, minimize the top half by wearing your palazzo’s with a fitted top.
• Opt for a high waisted pair as it make you look taller and elongates your legs.
• Add a slim belt to accentuate your waist.

Pallazo Pants – ShopImagine

Neck piece – Pipa & Bela, cheeky Ninja’s closet

Charm Bracelet – Blend Accessories

Shoes – La Judi, Hill Road, Bandra

On my nails – Ski Teal we drop by OPI

Photographer –  Awanish Tiwari

Location Courtesy: Olive Bistro, Pune

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