Shoping & Clothing Blog

  India has a majority of Hindu population, who used to wear plain clothes a few decades back, which exclude any sewing or combining of two or more clothes. With the gradual passage of time and encroaching of Britain, Mughals, Mongolians, and many others, the fashion sense also modified accordingly. From a simple cotton cloth to be draped as saree , it gradually modified. Now from the addition of tube top blouses at the initial days to a complete crop top looking blouse design of today’s assorted designer blouses, this attire of women has experienced a lot. And yet, it is the unfading Indian traditional wear, which is inevitable and loved by women of all eras.  Starting from North India’s seedha pallu draped saree to Maharashtra’s Nauvari saree drape, saree wearing has assorted ways and depending on the region of India, it changes. Every drape has its own speciality as well. There are also some saree drapes, which are worn during auspicious celebrations only. But there is no hard and f

  Since the inception of the concept of Patiala Salwar in India, it has always carried the idea of comfort. A dress that can be easily worn, taken care of and flaunted, regardless of your curves and occasion. Salwar kameez is a traditional dress of many festivals in Northern parts of India. Among them, one is already at the doorstep of our calendar – Lohri. Specifically celebrated in the Punjab region, Lohri is the commemoration of the farewell of Winter season. As any festival in India, there is a very favourite woman dress that is flaunted in this day; and that is Patiala salwar kameez. This traditional Indian dress is available in various designs to spiff up your look at this very special day! Check out the most popular Patiala salwar suits designs to wear in this Lohri. Mirror Work Patiala Suit Patiala salwar kameez is a typical Punjabi traditional dress, available in various rich designs. And one of the most popular is the mirror work pattern. This type of salwar kameez is quite h

  Bollywood never fails to impress; it's about makeup, hairstyle, clothing, styling, and much more. From thousands of inspirations and various looks, Bollywood never leaves behind in inspiring us. As the new season begins with new trends, Bollywood knows how to keep its toes high with non-repetitive fashion cycles. The l ehenga choli is popular ethnic wear that is a perfect jazzy drape and can be flaunted and glorifies your beauty in ceremonies, occasions, or festivals.  Since the lehengas can fit your figure perfectly, giving richness and unique appeal. A lehenga gives you a regal look and makes your princess dreams come alive. The ethnic outfit comprises flared or pleated skirts, choli, or cropped blouses showing your midriff and dupatta. The customary practice of wearing heavy lehengas is more preferred over sarees creating a style statement without overdoing it.  Alia Bhatt Yellow Lehenga   The gorgeous lehenga designed by Sabyasachi with similarly paired Kundan Polki chok

  ​Wedding is one of the most important events in a woman’s life. Every woman dreams of getting married to her loved ones and starting a new chapter of her life. On her wedding day, every bride wants to dress like a princess so that every eye of the crowd gets stuck on her. Summer is the season in which mostly the wedding ceremony takes place just because of the holidays of children in the family. But under the heat of the sun in summers our skin gets tanned but still, every bride wants to flaunt at her wedding. Some of the designer wedding saree mentioned below will make the new bride comfortable at her new home. Crepe sarees – these are light wear saree and made up of synthetic fiber fabric This crepe saree gives the bride a modern look and enhances personality. Georgette saree – this saree is made from the silk of twisted yarns. This saree is regarded as a piece of beauty in itself because it is available in various solid colors and prints.  Art silk – it is made up of synthetic

In India, women are offered various types of dresses and it's a serious privilege to be born in such a gender if you have a serious fashion notion. For men, it is limited to a pair of trousers, pants, chinos, dhotis, lunges, shirts, kameez and that's it; for women, the fashion directory is quite huge. Though most of the dresses are worn by every woman in different states of India, the dominance of a particular type of dress can be seen throughout. For instance, in North India, salwar kameez or salwar suit can be widely seen on traditional women; in East India, saree has dominance over another choice of dresses for women; in South India, saree and skirt & blouse have been more loved and in West India, salwar kameez  & saree can be seen adorned by the women. Due to a country over the equatorial line, Indian possess variations of weather and thus temperatures which offers the privilege to wear different kinds of dresses. The story doesn't end at sarees or salwar suits