Latest Party Wear Sarees Design

A sari is among the oldest surviving fashion statement. The origin of sarees can be traced thousands of years back and even cultural invasions, colonization and globalization of style, fashion and cultural ethos failed to diminish the popularity of this unique attire. Sarees bring elegance and style to its wearer and are available in vast range of fabrics such as silk, Georgette and Banarasi net Sarees.

Georgette saree is summer friendly i.e. the fabric helps you in staying cool and is dashingly light weight. Look gorgeous with Georgette sarees as they are aesthetically designed with delicate and soft textures, to make it a comfortable wear.

Pink, Lime, indigo are my personal favorite colors when it comes to net sarees. Sarees made with net usually look best on ladies with a well-toned body and a long, well-shaped, slim torso.

Another hit the Banarasi silk saree. A Banarasi saree can never fail to flatter a woman. It is an instant fashion statement.
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Bridal Sarees- Ladies Apparel For Weddings

For a girl, the most precious day of her life would surely be her wedding day, when she stands as a bride. Every girl wants to look exceptionally attractive on this occasion. The bridal dress 'Sarees' is of great importance in any wedding. Every bride's ultimate dream is to look amazingly beautiful on this day.

Bridal Sarees are made with a lot of detail. Heavy embroidery is done on the entire Saree, specially the end piece which is to cover the bride's head.  All types of Fabric like chiffon, silk, Georgette, Kanjivaram silk , dupion silk saree and net saree etc are used with different designs and materials.

Bridal Sarees are typically available in the shades of red. This is the color considered suitable for the bride, socially. But with the changing trends Bridal Sarees are now available in a number of colors like green, pink, peach, blue and even black.

Indians as well as women from west have adorned Indian bridal sarees at various occasions due to their frenzy and dashing look, to be the trendsetter with this line of clothing. Make your D-Day memorable by adorning a stunning one!

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Lakme Indian Fashion Week 2014

Lakme Fashion Week is an event that celebrates fashion. Lakme India Fashion Week event is marked by presence of celebrities and the leading as well as rookies in the Indian Fashion Industy.   It provides a platform for the budding designers to show their talent and establish themselves into the high profile fashion industry and for the already established designers to show their collection and woo their fan following.

Indian fashion weeks are responsible for changing face of Indian fashion. More and more designers ( Sayantan Sarkar , Anita Dongre, Neeta Lulla, Purvi Doshi, Swati Vijaivargie) and designs highlighted in fashion shows are actually changing the face of Indian fashion.

Trendy and Stylish Designer Salwar Kameez

We all know how fashion trends keep changing. Be it clothes,hairstyle, jewelry etc. women fashion keeps reinventing itself. Different costumes suit different occasions. However, a Designer Salwar Kameez is something that always suits every occasion.

The Indian salwar kameez is a very comfortable outfit and is admired by almost every Indian woman. The designer Salwar and Sarees, a product of famous designers, are fast becoming the main attraction across the globe.

Churidar Suit is one ethnic Indian ensemble that proves ideal for monsoons. Modern churidars are very different from the traditional ones. They are easy enough to be worn by women of all shapes and sizes. Even fabric wise they evolved a lot and apart from cotton and silk churidars come in fabrics like Lycra, organic cotton and many other types of fabrics. Anarkali Suits, A line suits... the designs are plenty and there's always one to suit your mood and taste.

Punjabi Suit stands synonymous to the salwar kameez, and is recognized as a basic dress that is a popularly worn by the North Indian (Punjabi) women. Kameez is normally upper from the knees with the fitting, neck styles, sleeves length, sleeves style and cuts. Salwar are kept wide from the top having a belt attached to it that helps in forming the pleates, this is a comfortable outfit too.

Salwar Kameez is like a staple in the Indian wardrobe. From Bridal to Party wear and casual to office wear, this Indian ensemble is a hot choice of women.

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Lady Gaga - Spotted wearing Indian Ethnic Wear

Lady Gaga - the queen of pop is popular for her dress sense. Critics & Fans seem to discuss her outfits every now and then. Lately what created a creative furor was her Red Indian bridal outfit accompanied with Indian accessories that included a necklace, mang tikka and nath.

Gaga looks absolutely stunning. Gaga’s fans were able to see her face up close personal in the Indian bridal make up. She was spotted outside her residence in New York City. She looked stunning in pant, crop top and the Indian dupatta.

Indian fashion industry has spread its wings globally for long time now. For the global fashion industry, India is a very big exporter of fabrics and accessories. All over the world, Indian Ethnic designs and material are considered as a significant facet for the ethnic fashion wear.

International celebrities have been seen flaunting the Indian ethnic fashion duo outfits mostly at red carpet events.

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Fusion Styles for Daily Wear!

Fusion wear is one of the recent trends in the Indian fashion industry. Fusion is the mixture of western styles in Indian wear. Clothes showcase our life style & personality. Today's generation believes in looking different from the rest and standing out in a crowd. They want to look unique.

You can find east inspired clothing like Tunics, Dresses, Kaftans, Gowns and shorts or more innovative designs by Indian designers in the world of fashion every day.

Mix and match dresses in order to bring out the perfect look. This is the best solution which helps you get the dress that would turn all heads at any party or event. Fusion wears also can be worn on normal days. This Indo-western wear is being adopted by women of all age groups and is gaining popularity everywhere.

Attire at Ethnic Route is highly fascinating, desirable and a sheer personification of elegance and style.   Fashion has just become fusion and is certainly here to stay.  Fusion clothing not only adds style to your attire but also gives a feeling of comfort. The figure hugging fittings of this fashion wear is ultra flattering, a characteristic feature that you will surely witness whenever you go out while wearing this dress?

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Get a Decent Look with Designer Kurtis

Kurtis also known as Tunic tops, are very much in fashion these days. It is very comfortable and looks stylish too. It depends on your personal style that what kind of kurtis you want to wear and for which occasion. It can be long below knees or short till thighs.

Nowadays, the Indian ethnic wear outfits which are worn on a daily basis have been simplified in appearance and also reflect a blend of the western styles along with the traditional form. Girls wear Kurti in college, office, and as daily wear over jeans, salwar, trousers or leggings.

Different styles add a contemporary touch to traditional kurtis like kaftan style, printed cotton kurti, anarkali style kurti and collared kurti and more. 

Kurtis come in various styles, patterns and fabrics; cotton, crepe, silk and Georgette are the most popular ones. Kurtis are available in various colors and sizes. Even plus size women are inclined towards modern kurti fashion styles.

Kurtis are the most comfortable wear in summers. Anarkali and frock style are also in demand this season. Flared Designer Kurtis or crushed Designer Kurtis with contrast leggings indeed renders a chic look. The designer Kurtis are suitable for people of all ages and are ideal year around wears.

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