After the mega Day 1, the expectations for Day 2 were rather higher and fortunately it passed all tests. July 24 was second day of bridal week and it saw three shows by designers: Meera & Muzaffar Ali, and a duo show of Rina Dhaka and Jyotsna Tiwari. Take a look at their couture and shop similar upcoming trends from our collection. (*Click on the images to go to the product on our website.)

Indian Bridal Week, 2013 Delhi Edition has started. The opening was by the renowned couturier JJ Valaya. His collection was called -‘The Maharaja of Madrid’ and ‘The Maharni of Madrid’. It was something no one can ignore, the royal, loud yet subtle bridal wear. Take a look at their collection and find similar trends from our website store. (*Click on the photos to go to the product link)

Indian Wedding Saree has launched its Imitation Jewelry line earlier this month which has made it the one-stop Bridal shopping online website. And not only brides; bride’s mom, bridesmaid, a housewife, a corporate woman, every lady can find her style here. This collection has wide range of Bangles, Necklace, Earrings, Pendant, Mangalsutra (Wedding necklace), Ring and Bracelet. This blog will take you to discover a series of unconventional designs in jewelry that will touch the woman inside you and bet, you can’t stop from owing them. We will talk about 26 jewelry styles in Alphabetical order, from A to Z which, we think, are a must have for your jewelry box. A: Art-Deco – The Art Deco period covers the

Combine 2 trends and Voila!! Here emerges another new trend to watch out for. In this blog we will talk about 5 fashion statements made by combining 2 most talked about styles in the glamor world. Take a cue and see how these chic ways be implemented in Indian Wears. 1. Side-striped pants + monochrome: Don’t like it gaudy still want to make a trend? This is for you. Wear old school combination of Black and White BUT mix it with Side Stripes. In this saree, the stripes are printed at the border surface. Like it?

Vidya Balan’s looks at Cannes 2013 were both appreciated and criticized. Some said it was traditional and respectable, others laughed and called it ‘aunty-look’. Whatever, it may be…let us go see what definition of Indianwear is for the A-list Indian designers.