The much-heated Copenhagen summit has finally come to an end. People all around the world are doing anything and everything for a ‘Green’ future. We Indians were always for it … Isn’t it? Remember, Gandhiji, the Great Father of the Nation, who revolutionized the use of Khadi, an organic fabric. Yes, it’s since then we Indians are striving towards a sustainable future. Even our fashion is chiefly inspired by natural fabrics, viz, Khadi, silk, jute, etc. Clothes and accessories woven out of natural fabric like khadi, silk, cotton, etc. have been our first priority. Even populace around the globe is inspired by our style of clothing and fashion.  And why not when being environment friendly is the mantra of all conscious citizens nothing can compete with products made of jute or cloth.

This reminds of the jhola bags which is so much in trend these days not only in India but also outside India. Jhola bags, once used by the Yogis in India, have evolved into becoming a holistic style statement today for everyone. Don’t forget, today, handbags and purses have transformed from being `just a bag’ to becoming a style statement for every woman. Anything out-of-the-box is what everyone prefers to opt just to make their unique style statement. Thus, Jholas which had once become a passé are again in trend.

Popular among young crowd, the `jhola’ (long and large shoulder bag with long straps often worn across the body), is funkier than ever before. From jute to fabrics, embellished with beads, mirrors, traditional embroidery adding just the right amount of rustic look, it has made a comeback as a hip fashion statement.

No matter, what your age is, what your sex is, carrying a jhola bag will give you that cool and in look required these days. I am really going to get hold of one soon. What about you guys?