Goa
Intro and What to Wear When You’re There


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Palms of Goa |
Why? Annual family xmas trip to India
Best time to go? During winter peak season which runs from November to March, the weather is warm and pleasant. You can also go in the summer which falls from March to May, but it can get unbearably hot.
Local knowledge? Thanks to Jade Jagger, Annabelle and Sophia at Greene and Sheppherd PR and Bev Malik at Depths of Field, all lovers of Goa.
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Flowers in our garden at the Taj Holiday Village |
Packing – What to wear when you’re there….
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Me outside my beach bungalow wearing a Christopher Kane vest |
Goan style is bohemian and eclectic. The vibe? Think laid-back beach looks during the day, wear palazzo or harem pants with slouchy vests, maxi skirts, sari-fabric sarongs and kaftans. For the evening the look varies depending on where you go, if you’re heading to beach bars and cabanas you can just stay in your day outfit, it’s very chilled out here. But if you’re heading out for dinner at a 5 star hotel or going clubbing, the look is much more bling-tastic. Heels are a personal choice, but be warned, many of the streets have pot holes and uneven surfaces, so don’t bother if you’re going to be walking.
Dinner at La Plage – Clockwise from left to right: Indigo dress – bought at Anjuna Market Goa, Eye shadow Royale –
Mac, Lapiz and silver cuff – Ibiza Hippy Market, sunglasses –
Bottega Veneta, friendship bracelet –
Astley Clarke, Clutch bag –
Buba London, Silver anklet – Anjuna Market Goa, Sandals – Baga Market Goa, Lipstick Fire –
Dolce & Gabbana Makeup.
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Beach bag from Buba London |
Street Style – What to Wear When You’re There
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Boho style at Anjuna Market |
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Sophie looks chic in a red kaftan |
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Me at La Plage |

Nice blog.Street Style traveller is very good.Street style popular in Goa..Tourist hot spots in Goa
Goa is a great place to channel the bohemian spirit: stripes + florals = big win!
Nice post!! Stunning accessories and dresses to wear when you are there in Goa. Keep sharing more :)
Been to Taj village long back and this post brought those memories back. Love the Goan vibe and quiet energy. So much to do in this small state!