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DESI LOOK OF A GRATE STATE of ( INDIA )        MAHRA HARYANA PYARA  HARYANA The Haryanvi Style Lehenga 1. The Haryanvi Style Lehenga Women in traditional Haryanvi Lehenga The Lehenga is a traditional skirt form that is worn in most parts of Northern India. The various geographic and weather conditions of North India have given rise to the regional adaptations of the traditional Lehenga blouse combination. Evolution of the simple Indian skirt Illustration of a Jain woman wearing a Bhairnivasani The story of the evolution of the Lehenga to its current form is historically collaborated. Ancient texts and folklore reveal that the lehenga or ghagra originated from a dress form The structure of the shirt closely resembles that of the shirt worn by  yana. The shirt is usually white-colored and made of cotton.  menfolk. The Haryanvi style lehenga also has a shorter blouse called the ‘choli.’ It is a popular version of the lehenga called the ghagra choli. 2. called as Bhairnivasani

 PUNJABI STYLES FOR WOMEN PUNJABI STYLES:-                                                  Patiala salwar style kameez has taken the fashion world by storm. The loose fitting, comfy yet fashionable silhouette is eye catching when worn with a fitted short kurti. This traditional outfit hails from the state of Punjab but with passing time, it has made an impact in every part of India. The outfit has brought back the fashion of pastel color salwar kameez and multicolor salwar kameez in a unique way. This outfit has emerged as one of the most popular Bollywood outfits flaunted by actresses. The Patiala salwar kameez has a great historical background. Patiala is a destination in Punjab. In olden times, the Maharajas of Patiala wore pleated baggy style salwar with loose kameez. This represented ethnicity, Punjabi culture and regal comfort. It’s available in a range of fabrics such as the cotton salwar kameez and chanderi silk salwar kameez. In modern times, women have borrowed t

          Modern outfits for being modern ..         New generations love for outfits.   rgia Grant, a classic silhouette that flatters every figure. It's $300 at Diva Dresses. The turquoise necklace and pierced earrings set by Trudy are $160; the hand-carved mahogany bracelet by Fireside Designs is $95, and the canvas and burlap platform wedges by Shoe-In -- a wardrobe must-have this season -- are $150; all from Finishing Touches Boutique. This is an ensemble that can easily go fr .." Avoid stating the obvious, such as the color of a garment, because spectators can see that for themselves. Instead, enhance the description by putting the ensemble in context, such as noting whether something is a timeless classic or a hot trend. Your finished run-of-show should be concise, yet thorough and pleasing to the ear. For example: "Vanessa wears a black jersey wrap dress by Geo om the office to an  evening function. Explain the Cost Fashion show spectators usuall

        Bengauli fashion styles (INDIANS)           (( How to Drape a Saree in Bengali Style? We’ll tell you!)))         Bengali Style Saree Draping - Use a chiffon or georgette saree, for this method. Tuck the end of the saree (non- pallu end) on the right side and bring it around the waist to the back side, tuck it in fully while doing the same. ☺☺Bring it towards the front fold the saree in a broad pleat about the size of the mid rib of the person and   with a pin. Take the end of the pallu and bring it over the right shoulder from back to front. Tuck the pleat in. Repeat the same step twice again. Now make pleats on the pallu and put it over the left shoulder secure it wear the shari (sari), often distinctly designed according to local cultural customs. In urban areas, many women and men wear Western-style attire. Men also wear traditional costumes such as the panjabi with dhuti. As time goes by the lungi, a variant of the sarong, has replaced the dhut

                  How To Style Winter Wear With Indian Outfits  Tell me who doesn’t love winters? Well most of us do and I can surely vouch for that as I can’t think of any explicable reason why not to. I mean, the weather’s a much-awaited respite from the sweaty hot months that predominate our country. Despite pollution, seeming to be at it’s peak during this season, we’re willing to ignore and sacrifice that much, in order to embrace the winter with full gusto aren’t we! Winters are reminiscent of flamboyant weddings, strolling around in the open air any time of day without fearing sunstroke or evoking perspiration, excursions to various fairs/exhibitions, slapping on those luscious heavy-duty creams, smoky barbeques and fun-filled picnics, eat to your heart’s content (especially Mum’s Gajar ka Halwa) knowing that your layers will do their best at camouflaging any tell-tale signs, sipping on steamy hot chocolate and most of all the sheer enjoyment of dressing up in almost

LOOK STYLISH IN YOULOVABLE   COLLEGE DAYS Intd ro uction to Fashion   Fashion is  a common name for a currently admired style or practice, mainly in garments, foot wear and accessories. Fashion relates to anything that is a recent trend in the looks and dress up of an individual. With the ever increasing commercialism, citizens prefer following fashion and eagerly anticipate updates in trends. The fashion industry is a result of the new age. There has been an immense increase in fashion sense with the rise of contemporary technologies such as the sewing machine, the increase in global capitalism and the growth of the factory system of production. Be it the runways in New York and Milan or the streets of Paris and Tokyo full of trend-savvy individuals, fashion is the definitive artistic expression of individuality and style.   start from the most basic degrees such as diplomas and certifications while you can also go for higher education degrees like bachelor's and maste

Gear up for all your festive shopping ladies! I have the perfect shopping destination for you in Delhi – The The Fashion Capsule Exhibition by Mallika Jain happening at Hyatt Regency on September 23rd, Saturday from 11am to 8pm. Where you will be able to browse through and shop specially curated collections in Indian-wear, western-wear, ethnic outfits, jewelry, accessories, shoes and a whole lot more. You will even find the look that I’m wearing here #DilliStyle17. Everything you need to be ready for the upcoming wedding season, Diwali, karwachowth – you’ll even discover some lovely gifting ideas, kidswear, skincare & beauty products as well. All under one roof – open entry for all. Some of the designers and brands that you will find here are Bardot French Dressing, Kylee by Ruchi Jain, Suman Bajaj Easy Drape Sarees, Homestuck by Nidhi, Nimisha Kumar, Aphrodite, Blue Bubble, Vila 17, Esque Accessories, Skedio, Free Sparrow Kids, Aira, House of Firozah & more. I visi