Showing posts with label Bollywood Fashion Trends. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bollywood Fashion Trends. Show all posts

Saturday, November 7, 2009

Rani Mukherjee Golden Saree Sari Salwar

Rani Mukherji one the most stunning actress in Indian film industry seen in a golden fancy saree during Dance Premier League (DPL). Here she's wearing very different but glamorous saree style, with halter neck and deep front. The whole blouse and the border of the pallu are sequined in golden. Halter necks are in and highly fashionable nowdays, you'll see them on many celebrities even the hollywood actresses are also practicing to wear the same trends in sarees as in bollywood. There's one more suggestion, just remember not to wear a necklace with your Halter saree blouse.

Sunday, November 1, 2009

Tanushree Dutta in Churidar at Jessica Simpson Bollywood Party


Tanushree Dutta was Spotted at Jessica Simpson Bollywood's Party in India. Jessica is in India to shoot her new VH1 show 'The Price Of Beauty'. This show is set to air in 2010. On the other hand Tanushree was looking great in Churidar Dress Coloured in red while dupatta is in contrast of blue. The sleeveless top is beautifully crafted by sequins and thread work of golden. The neck is diffrently embellished with zari work. Contrast Blue dupatta also has sequin and zari work on its edges to make churidar dress more graceful.

Urmila Matondkar in Lehenga Choli at Wills Lifestyle


Urmila Matondkar walks the ramp at the Wills Lifestyle India Fashion Week, New Delhi. She was wearing an outfit designed by designer Jaya Rathore. The dress Lehenga Choli was looking mindblowing accompanied with contrast and the lehenga gave gorgeous look in mermaid cut. The choli and lehenga both were filled with desi embroidery work of sequins, colorful threads, beads etc, with the see through net dupatta. Dupatta is also having emboroidered borders on it and some tessals on the edges. It is the leading outfit worn in all occasions in India and Pakistan like Wedding, Engagement Party, Deepawali, Holi, Dussehra and so on.