2020 changed everything, including our priorities. Things that we thought we couldn’t live without, have been kept in a corner for months. And the ones we always ignored are coming to our rescue. 

Here we look at the former. 

1. Bras

Bras have been done away with, for good. I don’t wear one even though I have started stepping out for essentials. Over-sized shirts, FTW. 

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2. Passports

Main udna chahta hoon, daudna chahta hoon, girna bhi chahta hoon… bus rukna nahi chahta. We are all living Bunny’s worst dream and passports are chilling inside a file in a drawer that hasn’t been dusted for months. 

Oh, you guys do cleaning? Fine fine.

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3. Summer clothes

The floral print dresses, the cute crop tops, the dungarees…sigh! 

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4. Heels/Formal shoes 

Someone said ‘my heels must be thinking I have died’, and I felt that.

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5. Iron

2 hi kapde pehne hain 4 mahinon mein. So, well.

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6. Sunglasses

You won’t need sunglasses if you start your day after sunset. Smart!

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7. Power banks

They were our lifelines. This lack of attention must be hurting them a lot.

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8. Tie

It’s a no-tie world now. They are pre-historic items.

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9. Jeans

Possibly the worst sufferers. Only jeans have a bigger identity crisis than me right now.

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10. Jhumkas

Jhumka gira re…aur gira hi reh gaya. Where to wear them?

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11. Handbags

Everything I need is on my bed. My bed is my house now. What are handbags again?

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12. Perfume

Because not smelling great has to be one of the most trivial concerns in 2020.

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13. Cars

Once every week, I start it just to see if its still working. We will be reunited, old friend.

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14. Wristwatch

What’s the use of watches when the whole concept of time seems like an illusion?

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15. Lipsticks

In 2020, friendship ended with lipsticks & masks became our best friends.

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16. Suitcases

2020 didn’t ‘suit’ suitcases. 



Okay, I’ll stop.

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We miss you.

Well, not bras. No one misses them.