a:2:{s:2:"id";i:284;s:7:"content";s:2181:"It's OK if <a href="http://www.wholesale-halloweencostumes.com/">wholesale halloween costumes</a> you're a bit of a wimp. So are some idiva editors. Dolly Singh 01 Jul 2017 facebook twitter reddit twitter 970SHARES Disha Patani is the new IT girl on the Bollywood block and what seems to work for her the best, is her girl-next-door vibe. While the lady does experiment with her sartorial choices every now and then and sets red carpets on fire, she generally plays it sweet and safe which makes her more relatable to girls all around.

For our social experiment, 31 Days Of Summer we made a couple of real girls try a ton of celebrity trends. From Kim Kardashian and Kylie Jenner to Deepika Padukone and Sonam Kapoor, we tried them all. Disha Patani of course, made it to the list too.

Florals are summer's favourite child but florals have recently made their entry as an all-year-round affair. Now we have two sets of florals: summer florals with lighter, brighter hues and autumn florals, in dark, winter colours. Disha recently mixed things up a little and wore, what seems like, an autumn-floral, maxi dress and a pair of not-saying-goodbye-yet, white shoes.

Fashion blogger and stylist, Himanshi fdgfhfjhhhgj Goel was up for the challenge to see if Disha's pastoral lewk looked just as fine on a real girl as well! We gave her a very classy Dhruv Kapoor maxi dress, bursting to the brim with flowers, from his last autumn collection. With this, went a pair of shoes which a fashion-forward colleague declared all of Europe wears every single day; Adidas Stan Smiths. For her face, we went for a subtle, no-makeup makeup look with a summer blush on her cheeks and nude pink lips.

Honestly, we fell head over heels for the whole thing. Being black-for-the-summer people and hating on all sorts of pinks and yellows that the weather endorses whole heartedly, this look won our hearts. That's because it featured dark, winter hues and a comfortable pair of shoes in place of some dainty, tie-up sandals that manage to stop the blood flow in our legs! Thank you Disha, for letting us be ourselves and still claim we are following a celebrity trend, which is generally not easy.";}