What basics should every woman own in India?
A working set: a few plain tees and fitted tops, a white shirt, dark straight jeans, one pair of tailored trousers, palazzos or straight pants, two cotton kurtas (one white or pastel, one coloured) with a plain dupatta, one festive kurta set or anarkali, one silk or soft saree for occasions, a denim jacket or shrug, white sneakers, flat sandals, kolhapuris and one pair of block heels. Everything else builds on these.
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