Crop the top




rop tops have become a wardrobe wonder. They can be easily paired with practically anything, be it fitted trousers or a beautiful flowy lehenga. They might even essentially replace the essential casual top in a few years. For now, the crop is slowly, but surely replacing the blouse and the choli. The Indo-Western feel is a perfect culmination of the cute and sexy

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