How do I avoid buying a new outfit for every festival?
Keep a festive capsule: two tops, two bottoms, one lehenga or one sherwani, three dupattas or stoles, and one pair of good juttis. Mix them. Recorded in a closet app with the dates you wore each one, you can see at a glance that the green kurta did Diwali and Eid last year and is due a rest, while the ivory one has not been out at all.
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