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My Skincare regime for the dry winter season is the new Garnier light complete range-comprising of a night moisturiser, day moisturiser, face wash and four delicious masks. This is my tip for happy skin! Clean in the morning or night, moisturise by day and night and use a mask whenever you have 15 minutes. Allow me to let you into my go to skincare regime. This simple routine helps to keep my skin clean, healthy and nourished. I recommend that you try it too. For me, This is the best formula to nourish and brighten my skin and I am sure it will work for you too. Who doesn't love to have a glowing skin? The power of the Yuzu lemon in this range of product is to be experienced personally to believe it. I use my face wash once in the morning and later in the night after removing my makeup. I apply a generous round of complete cream during the day and the night cream before I go to bed. Lightly massaging the light cream so that it gets absorbed better. I do my masking anytime ju

Ever Since I was a kid, highnecks/turtlenecks have been a wardrobe staple. Maybe because I have a long neck and a very sensitive throat so I catch cold easily. I have about a hundred turtlenecks/highnecks in my wardrobe now. My latest splurge has been some 20-25 pieces in all colours and textures this season from Shein, Romwe, Zara, Forever21 and my favourite Kohima thrift shops. I wear them to sleep, I pair them with my dresses, Mekhela Suits, Faux furs, jeans, skirts. I also wear them underneath my Tetseo Sisters Gig outfits during winter shows. Just few seasons ago, people would tease me for wearing my turtlenecks/highnecks saying "Do you feel so cold all the time"? I'm a turtle neck girl come summer or winter. But I am glad things have changed now and the style is catching on completely. Well, good for me! And everyone who like them or planning to get one, you have my vote. Tribal Earrings by Gutouch

My mom is a master weaver and has helped develop and improve on many of the traditional as well as contemporary sets that are now popular among our Chakhesang tribe as well as other tribes too. She has also trained many young women to earn a livelihood through Loinloom weaving before she officially retired from active weaving. She still takes a lot of interest in developing new designs and guiding young enthusiasts. This set is the Chakhesang Züvene or young women's lower bodycloth and sports the unique khunyo pi stitch that appears on most Chakhesang shawls and Mekhelas. Photographed by Pfuneo Krichena Make up and Hair by Designer Keds Krome