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Style guides

Short, practical notes on what to wear, written by Jachega. Every guide links to products you can see on a model with your body type, or on your own photo, before you buy on the brand's site.

• Dresses that feel like you
  Choosing a dress for a date, a brunch or a party by length, print and colour, and seeing it on a model with your body type before you buy.
• How to see an outfit on yourself before you buy
  How Jachega's AI preview works: body type first, one full-length photo if you want, what stays on your phone, what the preview shows and what it cannot.
• Kurta sets for plus-size women: what to look for
  Plus-size kurta sets: cuts, lengths and prints that look good on a bigger body, with a way to see each set on a model with your body type before buying.
• Linen shirts for Indian summers
  Why linen shirts work in Indian heat, which colours and cuts to pick, and how to see a shirt on a model with your body type before you buy.
• Men's kurtas for weddings and festivals
  Men's kurtas for weddings and festivals: colours, lengths, the Nehru jacket question, and a way to see the outfit on a model with your body type first.
• Office kurtas that work with jeans
  Kurtas that work with jeans for the office: lengths, prints and fabrics that look put together, and a way to see them on your body type before buying.
• Saree colours for your skin tone
  Which saree colours sit well with wheatish, medium brown and dark skin, and how to see the drape on a model with your skin tone before you buy.
• Wedding guest outfits under ₹3,000
  Wedding guest outfits that stay under ₹3,000 at the store's own price: kurta sets, sarees and dresses, with a way to see them on you before you buy.
• What to wear to a Diwali party
  Festive without the fuss: kurta sets, sarees and jackets that photograph well in Diwali light, and how to see them on you first.
• Winter layering: jackets over kurtas
  North Indian winter layering: jackets, shrugs and overshirts over kurtas and dresses, which combinations look right, and how to see the layer on you first.