24 June,2026 10:27 AM IST | Mumbai | Rumani Gabhare
(From left) Sisters Malia Ann and Sasha Obama at the Barack Obama Presidential Center opening in Chicago. Pic courtesy/@barackobama
The elder daughter of Barack Obama, Malia Ann Obama offered a compelling lesson in contemporary power dressing, demonstrating how modern tailoring can feel effortlessly relaxed. She paired an oversized charcoal-grey blazer with a sleek black mini dress, creating a silhouette that balanced structure with ease.
Colour analysis chart according to seasons. Pic courtesy/Wikimedia Commons
The exaggerated proportions of the blazer softened the formality. Rather than relying on bold embellishments, the look embraced clean lines and understated styling. Her soft, copper-toned waves introduced warmth, subtly offsetting the sharpness of the silhouette and adding an organic touch.
The result was a confident, fashion-forward ensemble that perfectly captured today's approach to power dressing, where individuality takes precedence over rigid suits.
Divya Sacheti, 23, Lower Parel, @divya_sacheti
Embracing the essence of quiet luxury, Sasha Obama proved that understated dressing can leave an impression. Featuring an asymmetrical knit top paired with a coordinating midi skirt, the look was effortlessly elegant.
While the ensemble is elegant, the belt feels slightly disconnected from the silhouette, and does not sit as naturally with the asymmetrical knit top as it could have. Its coordination with the shoes helps create a cohesive finish, making it a styling choice rather than a misplaced one.
The minimal accessories - a statement ring and delicate earrings add just the right amount of interest without overwhelming the look. However, the outfit may have appeared more refined as a single knit dress cinched with the same belt instead of separates, creating a more streamlined silhouette.
Nidhi Jeswani, 33, Andheri, @nidhijeswani
Colour analysis is a styling technique that identifies the colours that best complement your skin tone, hair and eye colour. Based on your natural colouring, you are typically placed into one of four seasonal palettes - Spring, Summer, Autumn or Winter - to determine the shades that flatter you most.
>> Brightens your complexion
>> Enhances your natural features
>> Creates a cohesive wardrobe
>> Reduces the need for heavy make-up
Information courtesy: Divya Sacheti
Not sure which accessories work best with the shade of your outfit? Here's our quick colour code guide:
Black: Gold, silver, emerald green, ruby red, pearls, gunmetal
White/Ivory: Gold, silver, tan, nude, pearls, black
Grey: Silver, gunmetal, black, burgundy, cobalt blue, rose gold
Navy Blue: Gold, silver, tan, cognac, pearls, emerald green
Beige/Camel: Gold, chocolate brown, black, burgundy, emerald green, cream
Red: Gold, black, nude, silver, pearls, crystal
