Category: Indian Wedding Sarees

It is undeniably true that fashion has become an integral part of our lives and our children have picked up this spirit. They have not remained untouched from this and we as parents also are unable to resist the temptation of dressing them like little adults which surprisingly, they are able to carry so well especially the young girls who are so conscious and aware of the fashion trends. For them their role models may be a celebrity whom they admire and want to follow her fashion style or it can simply be a stylish garb that they had seen someone wearing in a movie or a show and it has caught their fancy. Gone are the times, when styles

Dressing up for a party is the most exciting and everyone wants to look their best in the most unique and stunning attires. Shopping for the clothes happen before the event and a lot of research goes into finding what is trendy and in vogue. It is also important that the shopping remains within the budget and one does not go too overboard. If it is a theme based or traditional party, it is important to select and buy the attire that complements the occasion. For any woman it is important to look her best, to stand out and steal the show. Which outfit can do this better than the Lehenga? Lehengas have a unique quality of transforming themselves according

Bandhani or Bandhej Sarees were created with an art form of Tie-Dye which includes tying the cloth into tiny bindings and then dyeing the cloth. When the bindings are opened, a beautiful design is seen on the cloth. This art form, which existed in India some five thousand years ago, was practiced in ancient India by the Khatri community of Gujarat. If we go back in history, we find that first such Saree was believed to be worn at the time of Bana Bhatt’s Harshacharita. Though tie and dye has its roots in Gujarat and Rajasthan, it has long ago crossed the barriers of state or regions and has gained a global status. Be it any occasion, Bandhej Sarees never

Ladies bottom wear is full of variety and it has gone through a lot of change since the bygone times but one trendy fashion statement which seems to have made a permanent mark is the Palazzo Pants. They are long women’s trousers which are well fitted at the waist but wide and with flare at the bottom, making them an incredibly comfortable wear especially in accordance with Indian climate. Though it is a fact that palazzos are a part of recurring fashion and they have their roots in Italy, where the word means palace, yet these easy to wear trousers have always fascinated the women with its elegant cut and cool style. Palazzo pants are best worn in summers and

  Embrace the gaiety, cheer and sanctity of Eid-ul-Fitr with Indian Wedding Saree 2018 Ronaq-e-Eid collection. It is a much-awaited selection of beautifully embroidered and embellished traditional Islamic clothing styled with a modern panache, for the whole family. During Eid celebrations, the salwar kameez is a time-honoured favourite amongst women. This season you can appear chic, fashion-forward and demure in a stunning version of this outfit by pairing your salwar with a flared sharara, gharara or Patiala salwar. Another evolving trend is opting for a floor-length abaya-style gown, anarkali suit or straight cut suit. To fully capture the ‘raunak’ of this important festival, our collection features elaborate, hand woven kadai work which is often paired with zari, mirror work and

Dressing up in a fancy saree during the height of hot summers can seem like an impossible task, but not so if you’ve got a chiffon saree! Chiffon is an airy, light and translucent fabric. It is manufactured using tightly twisted threads. Over the years, chiffon has replaced silk and cotton sarees as summer attire mainly because it is an easy-to-wear fabric and it has elegant draping. In addition, chiffon fits neatly and closely to a woman’s curves, making her look slim and graceful. Why are Chiffon sarees so popular? Apart from being easier to wear, chiffon sarees are also easy to manage. Cotton sarees on the other hand require starching and unless you’re an expert in wearing them, it

The kaftan is a long flowing, loose fitting dress that is synonymous with comfort and relaxed style. The kaftan is a popular dress form worn in many parts of the world, particularly in Persia, the Middle East, Pakistan and India. It is worn in regions where temperatures can soar high during the summers. The loose and flowing nature of the kaftan permits the body to remain cool and enables air circulation. History of the Kaftan The earliest documented use of the kaftan was in the 14th Century during the period of the Ottoman Empire. It was initially worn only by men but because of its modesty, age appropriateness, versatility and ability to suit all body shapes and sizes, it was

Dori work is an ancient Indian craft that features spectacular embroidery work. This magnificent artwork is achieved with a simple needle and thread. It often uses other stitching techniques such as couching and Zardozi stitching along with the use of fine, multi-colored silk threads. These vibrant threads are used to enhance the motifs and designs of the fabric. The History of Dori The existence of Dori work can be traced as far back as the Cro-Magnon period. Many pieces of fabric were found containing stitch work patterns. These fabrics were also creatively stitched with precious gems in many colors. Traditional Dori work was often worked for members of the royal family. During the Mughal period, emperors often patronized this type

The average Indian woman is like an octopus; with just two hands she tries to manage her home, her family and her career, leaving little to no time for herself! As a result, dressing for comfort becomes a priority and a necessity. Nothing screams comfort better than cotton. Today’s designers have kept the modern Indian woman’s needs in mind to come up with 8 must-have cotton kurti styles that provide suitable attire for every occasion, ranging from home to the office. These are: 1. Long Printed Kurti It is a trendy style featuring a Chinese collar and ¾ sleeves. You can wear this cotton kurti to work and at home while entertaining guests. 2. Tail-cut Kurti Designed to enhance a

Sarees are one of the most favoured Indian ensembles. Sarees are full of charm. They can be worn throughout the year and never go out of fashion! Whether you are heading for a parent-teacher meeting or a dinner party, wearing a saree just makes you look more elegant and graceful. Much like other ethnic Indian wear, the humble saree has experienced many creative transformations. Listed below are some of hottest design trends you can expect to see in designer sarees: 1) No Pleats No that wasn’t a typo! Many designers are featuring sarees without pleats in their collections this year. So what is the essence of a saree if it has no pleats? Just look at examples from India’s top