The pleasing red Saree is designed by Anjalee And Arjun Kapoor, looking so much sexy on Manissha. The saree is simple and elegant having some fancy embroidery on pallu and single strap golden blouse which is all the way embroidered with golden zari,
sequin, kora etc. And the other multi-shaded saree is desinged by Manish Malhotra. The saree fabric is banarsi or we can also say it jamawar, having silver embroidery work on it. The blouse have long sleeves and round deep neck. The contrast bindi and earings looks great on Manissha.
Tuesday, November 10, 2009
Monday, November 9, 2009
Kareena Kapoor in Manish Malhotra's Bridal Wear
Kareena Kapoor shoots in famous bollywood fashion designer Manish Malhotra's outfits. Looking elegant in Bridal wear.1. Simple off-white corset lehenga with antique creme embroidery of threads, sequins etc in flowery theme. And the see through dupatta is patched in golden all over the borders.
2. Blue and silver lehenga choli with creme dupatta looking fantastic on Kareena. The corset is again embroidered in blue and silver while the halter neck is also having the same work as on corset/choli. The bottom is also giving the touch of fish lehenga.
3. Attract all the attensions with this green beautifully designed Corset Lehenga embroidered with zari sequins work in lovely floral motifs is simply facinating. The lehenga and dupatta is having scalloped embroidery patch border. Corset is having sweetheart neck with single strap sleeves. The colour contrast is making the dress rich and sensible for party wear choices.
Manish Malhotra presents mesmerizing collection of party wear. He is a Fashion Master in bollywood and has dressed some of the best looking celebrities in the bollywood glam industry.
Designing Dories! Saree Back Strings..
There is absolutely nothing sexier than a beautiful blouse with dorise (strings at the back). Dorise on Saree Blouse create an ultra glam chic look that is sexy and stylish at the same time. Whether worn on an elegant sari or a casual one, they just work!
One important thing to keep in mind is that there is a certain way of having dories stitched on when designing a blouse. Firstly, pay attention to the fabric. Avoid dories on silk or thick cotton blouses as they ruin the fitting of the blouse. Other fabrics like cheffonne have a better fitting with dories.
Secondly, when designing dories please make sure that the borders are not close together. See that they are relatively far apart so that when the dories are tied they fit well and don’t look like something has just been packed in them. Incorporating dories in sari blouses or salvar kameeses has a very feminine and playful look. It is also a huge Bollywood style, try it out!
Article is about Saree Dori, Salwar Kameez Back Dorise, Saree Blouse Dories
One important thing to keep in mind is that there is a certain way of having dories stitched on when designing a blouse. Firstly, pay attention to the fabric. Avoid dories on silk or thick cotton blouses as they ruin the fitting of the blouse. Other fabrics like cheffonne have a better fitting with dories.
Secondly, when designing dories please make sure that the borders are not close together. See that they are relatively far apart so that when the dories are tied they fit well and don’t look like something has just been packed in them. Incorporating dories in sari blouses or salvar kameeses has a very feminine and playful look. It is also a huge Bollywood style, try it out!
Article is about Saree Dori, Salwar Kameez Back Dorise, Saree Blouse Dories
Sunday, November 8, 2009
Bindi's Are Going Places!
Bindi, Tika or Bindiya!
The traditional dot that was once seen as a symbol of a woman being married is now transformed into what we know as body art.
These little dots are now no more for the forehead, they are used as embellishments on the arms, stomachs, back, naval etc. however now bindis are gone a step further. They are also used to decorate the more private parts of the body.
Low and behold they are called
Intimate Bindis! Surprisingly they have also managed to gain quite popularity because of its adhesive strength. This is as creative as it gets!
Eyelash Bindis are also pushing their way through the bindi trend…
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The traditional dot that was once seen as a symbol of a woman being married is now transformed into what we know as body art.
These little dots are now no more for the forehead, they are used as embellishments on the arms, stomachs, back, naval etc. however now bindis are gone a step further. They are also used to decorate the more private parts of the body.
Low and behold they are called
Intimate Bindis! Surprisingly they have also managed to gain quite popularity because of its adhesive strength. This is as creative as it gets!
Eyelash Bindis are also pushing their way through the bindi trend…
Share more information on Bindi, Bindiyas, Tika, Style Trends.
Post your comments and suggestions below.
The Bold and The Beautiful!
Bold print saris are often making it in and out of the fashion scene, depending on the latest style and the seasons.
However, one thing to keep in mind is that as long as you pick prints that work well together and colors that compliment your skin, you absolutely cannot go wrong.
Some ladies often feel intimidated by bolder prints, therefore it’s important to know that with latest styles and the evolution of fashion bolder prints now tend to have a more retro look.
Sometimes they involve 'bling' such as crystals and rhinestones, they maybe netted, they may also have a more metallic look in addition to sequences and paints.
Its always a great idea to think about having a really beautiful bold looking sari with extravagant prints in your wardrobe, they look great when worn to cocktail parties, eveningwear or even festivals.
Dare to be bold and make your statement with style!
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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. |
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