Experiment with silhouettes and textures to find your distinct style (Photo Courtesy: Instagram/Mrunal Thakur)

The androgynous aesthetic lends itself beautifully to mix and match: experiment with different silhouettes, textures, and colours. “Be as bold as you like, combining masculine and feminine pieces. For instance, you could pair a suit jacket with a dress or a skirt with a graphic tee. Don’t be afraid to try new combinations and find what works for you,” image consultant Mihika Bhanot advises

A monotone colour palette elevates Sobhita Dhulipala’s look (Photo Courtesy: Instagram/Sobhita Dhulipala)

Colours that lend themselves well to a gender neutral palette include mint green, steel grey, navy blue, burgundy, ivory cream, bottle green, mustard brown and light grey. A monotone colour scheme will always look more powerful and neutral than putting too many colours together

Opt for simple jewellery and low-maintenance hairstyles (Photo Courtesy: Instagram/Sobhita Dhulipala)

For accessories, Bhanot recommends minimalistic jewellery such as simple watches, stud earrings, and delicate necklaces

Sonam Kapoor (Photo Courtesy: Instagram/Sonam Kapoor)

Style your hair in a sleek, low-maintenance style or experiment with bold, edgy cuts. Your make-up should focus on enhancing your natural features with subtle, natural tones

Finally, pick a sleek leather crossbody bag, or a tote bag for both form and function, and classic loafers or Chelsea boots to add a polished finish. If you prefer a more streetwear-inspired vibe, chunky sneakers are a safe but edgy bet

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