<p>Youngsters are on an experimental mode these days and are leaving no stone unturned to stay in trend. They have smart clothing choices and are well aware of the styles that they want to be seen in. Donning different colours and mixing the brands seem to be in vogue these days. While for some, trends rule the wardrobe, others make their own style statement.<br /><br /><em>Aleena Ibrahim</em><br /><br /></p>.<p>The second-year commerce student of St Joseph’s College of Commerce is sporting a pink kurta from Westside and a patiala from Melange. Her sandals are from Catwalk. <br />I’m more of a desi girl. I’m very comfortable in Indian outfits. I specially love wearing patialas because they are so bright and comfortable. Besides, my college’s dress code is patialas. So every time I shop for college before the beginning of a new academic year, I make sure I purchase patialas.” </p>
<p>Youngsters are on an experimental mode these days and are leaving no stone unturned to stay in trend. They have smart clothing choices and are well aware of the styles that they want to be seen in. Donning different colours and mixing the brands seem to be in vogue these days. While for some, trends rule the wardrobe, others make their own style statement.<br /><br /><em>Aleena Ibrahim</em><br /><br /></p>.<p>The second-year commerce student of St Joseph’s College of Commerce is sporting a pink kurta from Westside and a patiala from Melange. Her sandals are from Catwalk. <br />I’m more of a desi girl. I’m very comfortable in Indian outfits. I specially love wearing patialas because they are so bright and comfortable. Besides, my college’s dress code is patialas. So every time I shop for college before the beginning of a new academic year, I make sure I purchase patialas.” </p>
