Shopping destinations for# fucchas by Vaishali

Shopping destinations for# fucchas

We all love to shop till we drop and Delhi is full of pockets of shopper’s paradise. Check out some must-shop places in Delhi that are also wallet friendly.

Sarojini nagar market

My friend recently bought a dress at Sarojini Nagar market for Rs. 100(No you didn’t read it wrong). Bargain hard at Sarojini and you may take home some branded clothes at a very reasonable price.

Kamla nagar market

Situated near The North Campus, Kamla Nagar is a convenient place for college students to hang out with friends and shop. It is very famous for popular fashion brands. You can even purchase a blazer here for  Rs.300 only.

Janpath Tibetan market

Janpath has winter clothes of top notch quality and low prices. Walking distance from C.P. Janpath is a tourist friendly shopping destination where bargaining forms an important part of shopping. You can find small trinkets and gifts for your relatives and friends here. Janpath is a shopper’s stop and very favorably situated.

Central market

Central market lies in Lajpat Nagar and is one of the oldest markets in India. You can find reasonably priced Indian clothes as well as accessories here. Bangles, salwars and kurtis adorn the roads of this market.

Khan market

Near the khan market metro station lies a busy market frequented by college students. It is one of the most posh shopping areas in Delhi; Khan market has a lot of branded showrooms, boutiques and lifestyle shops. Khan market is a bit expensive, being ranked world’s 21^st and INDIA’S most expensive retail high street but you can always visit Khan market  if you’re a foody – filling food and window shopping.

As a student, you should already know what goes on the markets is not shopping as much as bargaining , and a shortcut to get that favorable price is saying ‘’ Bhaiya hum college student hai , hum itna afford kar hi nahi payenge’’.

The #Fashion #Trendsetter by Megha Gupta

The Fashion Trendsetter

Paulo Coelho aptly said, “Ever since groups of men and women first started living together in caves, fashion has been the only language everyone can understand, even complete strangers. It is a way of saying: I belong to your world. I’m wearing the same uniform as your army, so don’t shoot.”

Fashion is no doubt, one’s own sense of belongingness. We see people of similar fashion taste or style in one group and often name them, like the cat-eye liner girls or the swagger boys etc.   

The biggest fashion victims with no doubt are college students, breaking free from the norms of school, these youngsters come to college in flying colors. One can see all kinds of pastel shades, rainbow colors and bright to subtle hues highlighting the young crowd from head to toe. 

Delhi University is not only known for its number of colleges but for its tremendously vibrant fashion too. Students at DU are believed to be the trend setters when it comes to fashion. Girls carry themselves in the best casual outfits not necessarily the most expensive ones but comfortable enough suiting their personality. To complement those are the dudes, who are not going to stay behind by any means. DU has its own charm in fashion sense. Manipuri girls are seen as the fashion divas in DU, pulling of each and every outfit like it has been personally made for them. 

You can always see a group of girls discussing about their favorite stores and markets like Sarojni Nagar, Kamla Nagar Market, Lajpat Nagar, and Janpath etc. These markets provide you a glam look at reasonable prices. One can get everything here from tees to embroidered tops, flip flops to stilettos, jhola bags to classy hand bags. Everything is available with inevitable bargaining. 

The best thing about the DU’s fashion is, they create their own by mix-matching according to their own comfort zone. Here the fashion is full of zeal and charisma.

So the fashion tip for the freshmen is, irrespective of what you wear carry yourself boldly with a dazzling smile on your face.