Showing posts with label Asian. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Asian. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 21, 2009

Chandigarh - Indian Fashion Hub

Chandigarh has emerged as an important fashion destination from market as well as promising designers' perspective.Fashion has taken center stage in the region following the setting up of several fashion technology institutes like NIIFT, IIFT and IIFD in and around Chandigarh. These institutes provide talented young designers an opportunity to make their mark in the rapidly growing industry.

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Apparel industry leaders, renowned fashion designers and marketing gurus were all there to pick best out the best designer. There is great enthusiasm in the industry despite the global meltdown.
Punjabis are becoming more fashion conscious. And, the NRI influence has played a major part in triggering this off.

Budding designers are now keep in mind the desires and aspirations of their well-heeled customers in Punjab and across India. From ethnic to contemporary, there is tremendous scope to explore.
Chandigarh has improved a lot in terms of fashion. The young designers who are coming from Chandigarh are simply amazing, the kind of collection that they have got.

They are becoming better year after year, so talent in Chandigarh is growing and its world class. I feel that its high time that Chandigarh's designers should be a part of India Fashion Week.A Chandigarh Fashion Week showcasing the collection only by Chandigarh and Punjab designers," said Kaushik Ghosh, Fashion Choreographer.

The upcoming Fashion Technology Park in Mohali displays the rapidly expanding global fashion market.The boom necessitates a streamlined and synergized organization of talent and resources in the Fashion and Lifestyle sectors. The Indian fashion industry is in the process of building future brands. And Punjab's contribution in this direction is creditable.

Tuesday, June 2, 2009

India Fashion Rich & Creative


India and its rich heritage is known all over the world. Modern India is home alike to the tribal with his anachronistic lifestyle and to the sophisticated urban jet setter.

In light of its rich tradition and culture, now India has made a mark in the field of designer clothing. Highlights of different Indian states can be visualized in its piece of arts, artifacts and the clothes. Different textures as well as different embroideries like zardosi, chicken, resham work, sequence work, Gujrari work are used to enhance the beauty of the clothes and hence give it a new ethnic look. Now, India has become one of the leading names in fashion.

Indian clothes and fashion come with a difference in its work having a great combination of zardosi, resham, stone, katha, gurjari, cutdaana and many more.

We all know saris speak for itself and its a kind of attire which suits on everybody and anybody. A thin as well as a fat women anyone can carry this beautifully and can be a part of Indian fashion. Sarees come in a wide range with different work on it like embroidered sari, aari work sari, chikan-kaari from Lucknow will definitely steal your heart .
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They come in variety of works like sitara work, shibori from Rajasthan, traditional kundan work, sequins work, resham embroidery, mirror work from Gujrat, gota patti kaam, zardosi work, Neemzari work, booti work, kasab embroidery, hand embroidery, Kashmiri work,dori embroidery and many many more varities.

Salwaar kameez is a very common clothing of Indian women. Its basically a Punjabi attire but now it has more wide scope as it comes in lots of colours and combination which gives you wide range to select from. Best Salwar kameez from India with lots of colours and different embroideries on it like kundan work, sequins work, resham embroidery, mirror work from Gujrat, gota patti kaam, zardosi work, Neemzari work, booti work, kasab embroidery, hand embroidery, Kashmiri work, dori embroidery and many many more varieties are available these
days.

Traditional saris have a lot of variation in embroideries as well as the weaves so the Indian stuff gives you variety in context to fabric also and the different beautiful weaves including Handloom saris will surely be one of your choice.
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