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March 25, 2025

TMS speaks to fashion gurus about blending style and comfort to take on the blazing summer

- MAHIMA ANNA JACOB

KEEP IT COOL

STEPPING out into the sun seems like the last thing anyone would want to do as Delhi sizzles with soaring temperatures. In this sweltering weather, there's often a tendency to grab whatever's at hand from the wardrobe — anything light and airy is deemed good enough. Attuned to that, the 2025 summer collections prioritise lightweight aesthetics and practicality.

"Choosing the right colours for the season is essential," says Janki Prakash, creative director of Janki Prakash Designs. "Opt for cooler shades like blues, whites, and greens, along with powder pinks, neutral tones, and even ivory. Lighter variations of warm tones, such as butter yellow — this summer's trending shade — and Pantone's colour of the year, mocha mousse, are great choices. It's best to avoid darker shades, like reds and maroons, as they tend to absorb heat."

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