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I am a law graduate from Bangalore, shifting to Delhi in the next few weeks to pursue a career in litigation practice (joining a law chamber). I desperately need help regarding the type of clothes women wear in Delhi, especially during the winter. I will be getting my license this month.
1. Winter Protection Clothes – What would be suitable for a professional setting? Can we wear over coats on black blazers? I have never lived in cold weather in my life before
2. Places to Buy Clothes – Could you suggest some decent brands that are not too expensive?
3. Salwar Kameez – Is it allowed in courtrooms?
4. Collar Styles – What kind of collars are commonly used?
5. White Shirts with Black Button Lining – I saw a shirt like this at Westside in the formals section. Are such styles acceptable? After all, we litigation girlies stick only to white, something different in the shirts wouldn't do (teary eyed)?
Thank youu buddies
Someone from Mumbai also needs help!!
Delhi is daunting