The easiest way into fusion wear is a single printed shirt you trust. Keep the piece constant and let everything around it change.
HERITAGE
Juttis, silver jhumkas and a loose plait for lunch at nani’s. Leave the shirt untucked and relaxed.
CITY
Tuck it into tailored black trousers, add block heels and a structured bag for drinks in Cyber Hub or Golf Course Road.
THE TIP
Choose one hero print per outfit. Everything else stays plain.
02 / WEDDING SEASON
mehendi at noon. dinner at nine.
Wedding season in the north asks for two outfits a day. A wrap dress or tunic can carry both if you change the accessories, not the clothes.
HERITAGE
Bright dupatta over the shoulder, kolhapuris, stacked bangles and a little more kajal.
CITY
Drop the dupatta, swap in clear heels and one statement earring. Hair up.
THE TIP
Pack a small pouch with the second set of jewellery. It is the whole costume change.
03 / WORKWEEK
monday meetings. friday chai.
Fusion wear works at the office when the silhouette is clean. Let the craft show in the print or the trim, not in volume.
HERITAGE
A tunic with relaxed trousers and flat sandals for a long day and an evening at a chai tapri.
CITY
A co-ord set worn together with loafers, or split: the shirt over denim, the trousers with a white tee.
THE TIP
A co-ord is three outfits, not one. Plan the week around splitting it.
04 / NOVEMBER LAYERS
cool mornings. warm afternoons.
Gurgaon in November means layers you can take off by lunch. A waistcoat, vest or sheer overlay adds warmth and finish without hiding the piece underneath.
HERITAGE
A tonal waistcoat over a printed kurta-style tunic, with oxidised silver.
CITY
A quilted vest over a crisp white shirt and wide-leg denim. Sneakers are allowed.
THE TIP
Match the layer to one colour already in the print, so the outfit reads as one idea.
05 / TRAVEL
one suitcase. two cities.
Pallo is made in Jaipur for wherever you are going. A small travel capsule of printed pieces and plain basics covers a family visit and a city break.
HERITAGE
Two printed tops, one dupatta and juttis for temples, bazaars and family dinners.
CITY
The same tops with black trousers, a denim jacket and one pair of heels for the city.
THE TIP
Pack prints that share a colour, so every top works with every bottom.
VISIT
try it on in Gurgaon.
Pallo opens 15 November at K Project, Golf Course Extension, Gurgaon. Bring the occasion; we’ll help you wear it both ways. Or ask the stylist in the catalogue, and read the full story in the playbook.