The Right Accessories for You

You love choosing accessories, both expensive ones and inexpensive ones, both big and small. In jewellery, necklaces and bracelets would bring you luck. In chappals and shoes, it's delicate designs which would complement your personality. In handbags or wallets, you can afford to go in for the more striking ones. Strangely, no matter how bright your colours or how unusual or even garish the design (not that you prefer garishness), the strength of your personality would enable you to carry anything off and give it a special look.

A special tip: The more expensive looking it is, the more advantages it'll bring you.

Fabrics

For you, the richer the fabric is in texture and the more expensive it is, the better the outcome. Wearing rich fabrics will tend to make you think big and take all the right steps to move up the ladder of success. Generally, the more elaborate the weave, the more benefits there will be for you. Jamdani, for example, is your kind of weave as is tanchoi and patola, particularly the ones made in Pattan in Gujarat. For social occasions, fabrics with floral motifs would highlight many of your impressive personality traits, while a plain but richly coloured, deep bued fabric would bring you gains in the professional and business spheres.

A special tip: If it's a win or lose situation, wear non-mulberry silks, such as the ones from Assam.

Furniture

Even if its old style furniture, you'd somehow prefer it to be different. You kind of furniture must be the sort with which you can relate. ``This piece, you know, we got the wood from there, we arranged for such and such carpenter, this is how we decided on the design...'' or ``We saw this at the Cottage Industries Emporium'' sort of thing. Old or new, your furniture must have a history or reference you can narrate. While you yourself need to take pride in your furniture, you want others to notice it too. And somewhere, it matters to you that your tastes shouldn't be classed as old fashioned. You'd be quite willing to spend quite a bit on your furniture.

A tip that won't give you regrets: Go through a whole lot of suitable magazines or catalogues before choosing your furniture .