Friday, June 29, 2012

What happens In Janpath..


When I returned home from my Delhi trip, I was afraid that my mom would not let me enter the house when she sees all the shopping bags in my hands. So as soon as she opened the door, I frantically said “Ma, I shopped all this from Janpath. Sasta hai!!”






I bought this green puffed sleeve top :)




                                     I bought this brown messenger bag for 300 bucks!
This thin purple belt is for 50 rupees.





I bought these loose high-waisted pants for 200 rupees.


Janpath is one of Delhi’s thrifting heaven. You can find an amazing variety of clothes, junk jewellery, bags, shoes for such reasonable (cheap!) prices. If your bargaining skills are good, even better. It felt like I was treasure hunting. You just have to look hard enough and you can find anything there!
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P.S. A big hello to all the bloggers and readers from Delhi! :D
P.P.S. What is your favourite place for thrifting?


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23 comments

  1. Pooja GFriday, 29 June, 2012

    Wow...I so want to got there now :D

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  2. NiveditaFriday, 29 June, 2012

    The photos are so lively! hahahaha, even I get the same feeling whenever I get back after shopping :P

    The loose pant esp caught my attention! What did you do in Delhi?

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    1. KarishmaFriday, 29 June, 2012

      This is the first time i actually stayed in Delhi for some days.It was so much fun Nivs!

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  3. NiveditaFriday, 29 June, 2012

    The photos speak for it. :D Tell us more about it. I love recounts of travels and trips

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  4. coralcrueFriday, 29 June, 2012

    I love Janpath, had been there before my blogging days and I was massively struck by how many stalls and gorgeous things they hawk

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  5. ridsjSaturday, 30 June, 2012

    nice clicks karishma !! wud luv to explore dis place

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  6. MANUSHREE MISHRASaturday, 30 June, 2012

    I loved that puuurrplee belt!! wish to visit delhi now :P

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  7. UnknownSunday, 01 July, 2012

    ooo..awesome buys ya..I had been to Janpath but had just an hr since had to catch a train..still managed a top, chappals and a few accessories :D

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  8. MimiTuesday, 03 July, 2012

    oooooh, look at all those accessories! :)

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  9. VarshaWednesday, 04 July, 2012

    Totally like Colaba Causeway!

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  10. cathyThursday, 05 July, 2012

    Tell us more! The place looks exciting. Must be quite fun there.


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    petiteness

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  11. magiceyeTuesday, 10 July, 2012

    sure must have been lotsa fun!!

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  12. deshWednesday, 11 July, 2012

    Janpath and Sarojani Nagar markets are way ahead of the Mumbai equivalents. Accompanying women for shopping is an interesting exercise :) btw

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  13. Nickita Francisca DiasThursday, 12 July, 2012

    Woooww!!! amazing buys :D

    http://in2-myworld.blogspot.in/

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  14. Ranita SinhaFriday, 13 July, 2012

    loved the post and the blog..

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  15. UnknownSaturday, 14 July, 2012

    Janpath is one of favorite markets in Delhi...the stuff is always amazing there...
    The next time you visit Delhi you should also visit paharganj for junk jewellery and footwear and sarojni nagar for everything else....

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  16. jharokaSunday, 15 July, 2012

    Janpath is the twin cousin of Rajpath. In British Delhi, Rajpath was Kingsway and Janpath was Queensway. The names were changed after Independence as Cannught Place also renamed Rajiv Chowk.

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  17. NSThursday, 19 July, 2012

    Wow. I love the antique pieces..

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  18. KarishmaFriday, 03 August, 2012

    I *really* wanted to visit Janpath on my visit to Delhi. It looks a lot like Causeway in your pictures. But I'm still so curious to go check it out for myself.

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  19. UnknownSaturday, 15 September, 2012

    Wow awsum.....

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  20. PPKTuesday, 02 October, 2012

    i got those high waisted pants frm janpath as well.n man!were they a steal!! :)
    they r amazing amazing!!

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