Showing posts with label Indian Dresses. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Indian Dresses. Show all posts

Tuesday, 30 January 2024

Wine Georgette Embroidered Jacket Style Top With Palazzo & Dupatta

 Elevate your style with this distinctive wine-colored Indo-Western three-piece ensemble, perfect for parties, weddings, and festive occasions. The set includes a jacket-style top, flared palazzo pants, and a dupatta for a complete and sophisticated look. 



The georgette-crafted top is adorned with intricate and vibrant embroidery, featuring resham, sparkling sequins, and zari detailing. 



The premium quality georgette is also skillfully utilized in crafting the flared palazzo pants and the frilly dupatta, ensuring a harmonious blend of comfort and elegance in this ensemble.

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Tuesday, 14 March 2023

Indian Wedding Dresses for Bride

Is your wedding day fixed and you looking for options to shop? As every girl dreams to look the most beautiful on her D-day, so getting Indian wedding dresses with the latest fashion trends should definitely be on your priority list.

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Moreover, who doesn’t like some good attention and prefer having all the eyes rolling on you (especially of your would-be husband’s), with stunning Indian wedding dresses, that make you look like a diva, excited to get married to your best man. So, let’s get started with our top five picks for the latest Indian dresses that would help you to look your best on your special day.

Bridal Wear in Pastel Shades

The latest trend is to go for colours like, beige, powder blue, lavender, mint green, peach, dusky pink and so on. Most brides nowadays are opting for designer lehengas in pastel shades and ditching the customary shades of reds, maroon, dark pink, oranges for pastel shades lehengas, sarees and even suits.

Bollywood too is following the trend, and I am sure you remember what actor Anushka Sharma wore for her D-Day. And most often, we follow the trendsetters (read celebrities and influencers) and it’s quite obvious that following the footsteps of celebs, we too would go with the flow. The pretty pastels will suit everyone and has a very dreamy feel.

Step Into the Fashion Game with Trendy Indian Lehengas

Ruffled lehengas are the new favourites of the modern brides. The ruffles add to the stylish look of the lehengas and make them most stylish. Moreover, the ruffles and frills add to your femininity personality and give you a princess-like-feel on your big day. So, get ready to experiment with your Indian lehenga and give it a fashionable look with ruffles. Different types of sleeves, bell sleeves, full sleeves, transparent sleeves, off-shoulder sleeves are trending. You can go for the one that you like the most. 

Digital Floral Prints on Your Outfit

Need to give a classy and royal touch to your bridal outfit? Definitely opt for the much-trending floral prints that are high on fashion meter. The floral prints talk themselves of a grand look, and there is absolutely no need to adorn it with heavy embroideries and embellishments. 

Shimmer for Your Bridal Wear

Gear up and stand out amid the mass with a shimmery bridal wear that is bejewelled with the most exceptional-quality stones, sequins and embellishments, paired with metallic colours. If you are sassy to carry out a stylish look with elegance and confidence, definitely opt for a shimmery bridal outfit in metallic colour. It is quite rare a choice and not would carry out a shimmery lehenga with poise and elegance, so just trust your gut and become a shimmery bride that is rare and unconventional.

Traditional Banarasi Sarees

Saree lovers or not, trending or not, traditional banarasi sarees are a must in your trousseau. Colourful, vibrant, richly woven sarees have the capability of reflect the blush and glow of the newly-weds. Paired with traditional jewellery and looks, these sarees would definitely be the showstopper on your wedding. 

So, for a great bridal look, definitely keep an eye on the trending fashion styles. While keeping the trendy styles in mind is important, it is also important to keep up with the traditions. So, if your D-day is drawing near and you would love to experiment with your looks and go for the latest bridal wear trends, get inspired by the above-mentioned points and get yourself a perfectly designed bridal wear. After all, it is your BIG day that you would cherish for a long time, and this is the chance to live up to your dreams. So, just get yourself pampered with an experimental yet tasteful, bold or elegant look with a designer bridal outfit.

Saturday, 19 September 2020

Indian Dresses: Traditional Ethnic Wear for All Occasions

India is a land of diverse cultures, rituals, and practices but we unify on one thing- our love towards Indian Ethnic dresses. Though the traditional dresses of each state vary from each other, there is something that unites us, and that is probably the vibe of getting dressed up in ethnic Indian clothes.

Even after having different dresses across the country, Indian women have shortlisted it to three outfits- Saree, Lehenga, and Salwar Suits. Let’s face the truth now, even after being in jeans and tops the whole year, we end up donning Ethnic Wear and dress up on every occasion. 

Check out our favourite Indian Traditional Dresses that are perfect for any occasion.


Indian Saree:-

Saree is one of the best options among the traditional dresses for Indian Women. It is a five or nine yards long (the nine yards one is most commonly worn) one piece of cloth which is two to four feet wide. Indian Sarees are available in varieties of material like Silk, Chiffon, Cotton, Crepe and more. There are many styles of draping a saree like Maharashtrian style, Bengali style and others. Commonly it is wrapped around the waist from one end and another end is draped over the shoulder. The one draped over the shoulder is called the pallu..





Lehenga:

Lehenga is another popular Indian wedding dresses. Lehenga is essential wedding wear for many of the Indians at their weddings. Lehenga is a long, flared skirt that can be paired with a Choli/blouse and even with Kurti. This ethnic wear is a three-piece ensemble along with a Dupatta. This Indian Wear is available in various colours and designs, embroidered or embellished. These are mostly available in rich fabrics, giving a stunning look.





Salwar Kameez:

One of the most comfortable Indian Dresses is a Salwar Kameez. In today’s fashion, it is one of the most commonly worn traditional dresses for women in India. That is why there are many options available like Kurti-Churidaar, Salwar Suit, Palazzo Suits, Anarkali Suits, Pants with Kurti, Patiala Salwar and many more.





Wednesday, 16 September 2020

Jewellery To Flaunt This Festive Season With Ethnic Outfits

While the festive season is knocking at the door, it is time to plan your accessories too with your ethnic Indian dresses and be the showstopper. 

Gear yourselves up to add the right amount of bling and shine. Even though we are going through tough times, let’s take this opportunity to spend more time with our family and friends, and have muted, small-scale festivities. But we should keep shining with our smiles and outfits. 



This festive season, captivate onlookers' attention dolled up in traditional Indian dresses teaming them with fashion-approved ethnic jewellery pieces. All you fashionistas out there, it’s time to gear up for the festivities. To look at your ethnic best, you not just have to buy an ethnic outfit but also accessorize it. This Diwali adds shimmer and bling to your look with diamonds and gold pieces.

Here are some forever favourite jewelleries that you can pair with your outfit this year. 

Maang Teeka

The Maang Teeka has been an integral part of traditional Indian jewellery. So, this festive season bring out your maang tikka from your jewellery box and flaunt it with your traditional outfits. Numerous designs are available in the market and the best thing is that they team up perfectly with Lehengas, Anarkalis or Indian Sarees.  

Traditional Jhumkas

Jhumkas or jhumkis, the dome shaped dangler, is the most versatile piece of jewellery. It goes well with Anarkali, Saree, Lehengas or even Salwar Kameez. Pairing the outfit with jhumkas will make sure that your fashion game is on point. A pair of traditional jhumkas is a must for you to add to your jewellery box this festive season.

Diamond Bracelet

If you are sporting a designer saree, this Diwali, then accessorise it with a diamond bracelet. You can also team it with designer diamond bangles too. Complement it with emeralds and step out and make a sparkling statement!

Cocktail Ring

A cocktail ring is perfect to team with Indian designer dresses. Cast a spell by sporting it with an Anarkali Suit or a Designer Saree. You can never go wrong with a classic cocktail ring. Diamond rings are women’s favourite but other precious stones can also be opted for.

Kundan Necklace

Flaunt a traditional kundan necklace for that rich look this festive season. It gives a vintage look and makes for great heirloom pieces. It looks classy and is in trend these days. Go subtle by pairing it up with a lighter-coloured Anarkali or Salwar Kameez and make heads turn.

Temple Jewellery

Festive time is perfect to flaunt temple jewellery. Be it an intricate necklace or earrings, the grandeur of temple jewellery lies in the delicate and detailed nakkashi that features the diversity of Indian traditions and culture. An ethnic piece of temple jewellery is an essential festive accessory you must have in your jewellery box.

Nose Rings

If you want to play the ethnic diva during this festive season, nose rings are your best bet. They make sure you stand out in the crowd. Nose rings go well with Designer Lehengas and Sarees. If you are apprehensive about wearing a nose ring, then sport a subtler nose pin.

Anklets

This festive season, bring out those ethnic anklets from your jewellery box. The best thing about them is that they can be paired with any type of traditional outfit. Wear an Anarkali or a Lehenga and flaunt your anklets the way you like them, wide or dainty. Be sure to team it with a pair of embroidered juttis to complete the look.