Victorian era has been the golden period in the history of England, be it the British, winning over half the world and converting it into its colonies or giving the world a lesson in how a well-bred gentleman and a lady are identified and recognised. Also, how important it is to be dressed up impeccably and to follow the mannerism that showcases sophistication and class. English women, known for their stunning evening gowns always displayed their taste in fashion and style. India, itself being the colony of the British has somewhere imbibed that English taste for things. Though Indians appreciate their own culture, yet there is no denying the fact that somewhere British way of life has been well adapted

Indian fashion industry has evolved so much that one finds it the most fascinating to witness it adapting the fashion styles of different cultures and creating a perfect blend with Indian culture and make them look more Indianised. Rather they have acquired a new name called ‘Fusion wear’ which showcases true blend of ‘desi’ and ‘videshi’ styles. Fusion wear has very successfully won the hearts of those fashion conscious people who are always looking for more exciting fashion styles. Tunic comes in the category of fusion wear and is known to be a multi-purpose garb, believed to be worn by the Romans, Greeks and Egyptians in ancient times by both the genders. Tunic has evolved with time but still not

Indian weddings are very special comprising of many events. Earlier, when time held no constriction for the people, it was expected of the close relatives to be present for all the ceremonies. Present era is different. Paucity of time has taught us all to shrink these moments of togetherness and create a short and sweet affair but then, there can’t be any compromise on the ceremonies that we wish to enjoy together. Hence, the events like Sangeet and Mehendi Rasam cannot be less important to do without. Rather the host and the guests look forward to these pre-wedding events where they get to share and experience the feeling of bon-homie with one’s friends and relatives. All the important functions of

Printed Fabrics have been in vogue since they came into existence. Indian printing methods involve not only handwork but also stencils, screen, block prints and tie and dye techniques and prints. Indian printing, like its apparels is unmatched and exceptional from rest of the world as it applies a unique skill in creating this globally acclaimed and appreciated art form. As the prints have become the part of our textile industry and fashion world, even the Indian attires like sarees could not remain unaffected by it. Printed Sarees brought freshness in the fashion world as these new concept sarees created revolution which was here to stay forever. Every material or fabric showed different finish when printed and every fabric was

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