I did a collaboration with a local, sustainable brand called Sanskritam. They sent me two of their collections, one consisting of long Kurtis and some of them having complimentary dupattas, and the other one was a short Kurti collection.
The styling, modeling, video production, post-production, and creative direction were all done by me. I tried to keep all the looks a tad bit different by showing some unique ways of carrying a dupatta or wearing a kurta from our usual way of wearing them, but also not that unusual to keep their essence alive.

For the first collection, ethnic belts were something that I played the most while putting up looks.
As for the First look, I wore the dupatta as a jacket and structured it around the waist with an ethnic belt.
In the second one, I carried the dupatta like a sash, and taking care of the color scheme, I completed the look with some silver earrings and a DIY silver belt from anklets.
I used the ethnic belt for the fourth look as well, and another element of this look has to be the Dhoti pants, which I drapped with a saree.

Out of all the looks that I styled, the third one has to be the most unusual, as the abstract print of that kurta made me style it in a more modern or western way, So I wore styled it as a side bow top with a pair of shorts.
Rest all the looks are self-explanatory, and you'll get an idea from pictures themselves.