Rachel Roy and Deepak Chopra
November 8, 2012
Fans of designer Rachel Roy, admirers of spiritual guru Deepak Chopra, pay attention! Roy and Chopra have recently unveiled an exciting collaboration of t-shirts and jewelry that warm the soul and up your style game.
Vintage rocker style t-shirts have become quite the staple in many fashionista’s closets. With the new collection of tees from Roy and Chopra, devotees can enjoy the chic comfort of a stylish tee while also sharing positive energy through the inspirational messages on the front. The shirts feature a single seam in the back down the spine, which I love. Not only are the shirts cute and versatile, but they could also act as the perfect pick-me-up for those days when you’re just not feeling it.

The Eastern inspired jewelry line includes a charm bracelet set, pendant necklaces, stacking rings and a fantastic sword body chain.
The tees and jewelry are part of both Rachel Roy’s main line and her more affordable secondary line.
Added bonus? The proceeds from the sales of the collaboration go to The Chopra Center for Well Being.
Ask for nothing less than inspiration is one of the phrases used on the shirts. A great thought for everyone, if I do say so myself. What are some of your favorite Deepak Chopra quotes? Have a fantastic day…



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Aniika
October 24, 2012It feels like since I get so little time to myself lately, I’m always looking for things that help me multi-task. I was thrilled to come across the online bazaar Aniika the other day while doing a little shopping for friends’ upcoming birthdays & such (and yes, a little for myself too). Offering a variety of lovely items from jewelry to stationary and table wear, Aniika may soon become your one-stop-shop not only for gifts, but wonderful additions to your wardrobe and home as well!
Providing customers with the opportunity to search products and stores of assorted Indian designers, Aniika is an excellent platform to explore artists from a ‘new India’ – those melding traditional aesthetic ideas with contemporary inspiration from around the world. Aptly called ‘The Inspired Bazaar’, I’m excited about Aniika and the connection it encourages between different artists as well as between artists and consumers.


Here are a couple things I’ve been eyeing:
~These fantastic Golden Web Earrings by Maayra.
~This Crate Tray would be a great hostess gift.
~How cute is this Buga Monster-Ino? A great goofy toy for kids.
~I’d love to carry all my nic nacs on the go in these cotton Tote Bags.
Take a look today—first time buyers can take 10% off their first purchase at checkout, and scarves are up to 15% off.
What items caught your eye?



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Shaadi Belles
October 8, 2012BollyInstyle has been dormant since the birth of my twins….so so SO sorry readers! Just needed a break to get the family adjusted. While the house has been a happy chaos, my inbox has filled up many many new findings, which I plan to unveil slowly but surely. Happy to be back and hope to start connecting with you all again.
Let’s start off with some gorgeousness! A new wedding site that will have you clicking away for hours. Is there anything more magical than watching two people head-over-heels in love tie the knot? Well, perhaps going through it yourself:)
Even though I have been married for five years, I still love perusing inspirational wedding blogs and websites. (I suppose you could call me an ever enthusiastic romantic!) I mean, I can still use a lot of the ideas for parties and future weddings of friends, right?
Whether you’re a future blushing bride or simply looking; you MUST check out Shaadi Belles. I’m so excited to share this site with you…and pretty proud to say that a dear friend is behind it all.
As the #1 source for South Asian wedding inspiration, you can get lost for hours browsing through stunning inspiring images of everything from gowns to food and drinks, stationary, beauty, and more. The bridal mehndi photos make me want to decorate my hands and feet immediately.
Another fantastic thing about the site? You can browse through images that spark your imagination by color! Not only do dress, jewelry, and makeup photos in that color come up; but also decoration, flowers, and venue ideas as well. Plus, I love anything that makes it easy for me to save my favorite photos in one spot. Shaadi Belles is very similar to Pinterest in the way you can ‘heart’ your top images.
And hey, dear readers, go ahead and ‘like’ them on Facebook as well!

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Anu@MyDreamCanvas says:
October 9, 2012 at 5:26 pm
Good to have you back

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Anu@MyDreamCanvas says:
Micky London
January 18, 2012

Hi everyone! Richa here from Mala Handmade. Winter season gives me the chance to accessorize! It’s the perfect excuse to layer beautiful scarves, jewelry, and other accessories before they are buried under my giant puffer coat. Some of these accessories should no doubt come from Micky London.
Launched in September 2009 by Abba and Micky Manchanda, the sibling team sibling duo set out to offer a brand that brings sophisticated, sexy, unique assortments of fashion scarves, jewelry and item ready-to-wear pieces to its customers. They’ve had great success – log on to Anthropologie and Nordstromto find some of their designs! Their tie-dye endless scarves would be a great accent piece for weekend casual – I love the mix of colors. And some of their scarves are really unique – a mix of fabric and jewelry that can be looped around the neck for warmth with the jeweled end left out for a bold bit of sparkle. I can’t leave out their crystal shawls – I really love the delicate hint of Swarovski shine at the ends of the elegant length of fabric.
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The Navy Blue of India is Indeed Hot Pink
August 24, 2010
Our guest blogger from Mala Handmade, Richa shares her favorite discoveries from her visit to THE prettiest showroom in Jaipur called Hot Pink!
P.S: Just a note that the Hot Pink house line is on sale Wednesday (that’s tomorrow!) on Exclusively.In.
Pink walls, grand forts, the Hawa Mahal: Jaipur has good reason to be a top tourist destination in India and a go-to backdrop for romantic Bollywood movies. I always visit the old city when I’m in Jaipur and make time to visit the palaces in the hills – but during my last trip to the famed pink city, I made sure to stop by the gardens of Narain Niwas, a charming palace turned hotel in the heart of Jaipur. I told those accompanying me that I wanted to visit the historical building, but readers, I had a hidden agenda: Hot Pink. A beautiful boutique located in the hotel’s shopping arcade, Hot Pink is one of the Jaipur’s first modern concept boutiques, which showcases India’s top fashion, accessories, and home decor designers in a contemporary space. (Another location has recently opened in Mumbai).
Hot Pink is set up like a chic Indian apartment: white-washed walls with pops of color showcasing clothes that are wearable in the U.S. but constructed with traditional Indian handicraft techniques. The store was founded by French jeweler Marie-Helene de Taillac, who first made her name creating modern, colorful precious jewelry crafted by master Jaipur jewelers who still utilize techniques used for Maharajas. Self-described as French by birth but Indian by adoption, Hot Pink’s selection of India’s top designers (and on-trend house line) highlights that Jaipur’s great shopping isn’t confined to traditional designs but also has an eye for the future, and it’s inspirational to see how beautiful simple, western silhouettes can be when made with colorful textiles. For those who can’t make it to all the way to Jaipur just yet, but find themselves halfway there in Paris, Marie-Helene de Taillac’s designs are available in France with an accessible collaboration with French retailer Bon Marche.



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October 24, 2012 at 1:29 pm
I just found your blog and want to say thank you! What an enjoyable time looking