Chandelier Earrings

Chandelier earring are beautiful and attractive drop earrings that hang from the ears. Chandelier earring are the latest fashion which is very attractive and famous among youth specially. These earring are find in Middle-East and in India and now gaining popularity allover the world. It is mainly popular among youth and celebrities you will find on red carpet where celebrities has worn beautiful delicate chandelier earrings.



There is a wide range in the market of different price, you can get in Kudan, Precious & Semi Gemstone, diamonds, silver, gold and many more. Chandelier are the best gift you can give to you dear one on any occasions, anniversary, marriages etc. These hanging danglers look beautiful on western as well on Indian dress also. If you will not wear necklace or any other ornament Chandelier earrings looks awesome.

The diamond-cut with floppy heart are attractive look or with crystals of different colours add a shine into an outfit. There are different cuts of earring like round cut, oval etc chandelier earrings are extremely trendy and admirable.

There are different types of Chandelier earrings-

Carolee Austrian Crystals Chandelier Black Jet Austrian Crystals Chandelier Granite and Silver Chandelier Pearl Chandelier and lots more....

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.

Kurta-Pyjama "Old & Fashionable"

Kurta-Pajama a two piece garments adorned by Indian men is a traditional attire, one of the basic clothing of the Indian men.

The first garment is a kurta that is like a loose long shirt almost reaching the knees, whereas the second one is the pajama or pyjama, which is a lightweight drawstring trouser.

Though mostly worn on formal occasions these days, kurta pyjama can also be worn casually. Infact, there are many Indian men who wear this dress as their sleepwear.

Normally, they are loose and comfortable drawstring pants, made of light fabrics. However, in places like Britain and United States, they apply to sleeping suits, and consist of a loose front-buttoned jacket and a trouser. These days, pajamas or pj’s signify anything, from flamboyant beach trousers to airy boxers. More often than not, any item of male sleepwear today is synonymous to a pajama. Even though, everyone loves to move around in them, few know of their history and origin.

Only soft material fabrics are used for making kurta pajama as it is supposed to be a comfortable loose fitting dress. Though good quality cotton is the most common material used for making kurta pajama, other fabrics like silk and satin are also used. Normally adults prefer wearing the kurta and pajama in neutral shades, as they give a very dignified look. Children, on the other hand, wear this dress in varied hues and patterns. Kolhapuri chappals are the most preferred footwear for this type of attire.

The word ‘pyjama’ traces its etymological origin to the Persian word ‘payjama’ meaning ‘leg garment’. However, it was first incorporated into English from the Hindustani language.

In British ruled India, British men during the seventeenth century wore pyjamas as casual attires while relaxing. However, they soon gained ground in the west during the colonial era, and became popular as sleepwear, with designs inspired from similar traditional Indian
and Persian garments. In India, pyjamas from important clothing items of women and Sikh men. In addition, with the adoption of wearing pajamas by Englishmen, their popularity soon perforated all across the globe.


Today, pyjamas not only serve the function of sleepwear, but also considered as fashion garments by many. People harbor no inhibitions to flaunt themselves in their favorite pairs of pj’s in public. We all know how popular and happening a ‘pajama party’ turns out to be these days. Don’t we? That is just one way of indicating the popularity of pajamas.

These days pyjama comes in different fabrics, from comfortable cottons to luxuriant silks or satins. They are also available in a variety of details and patterns. Besides, in places like North America, wearing pajama pants are considered more modish than legging around in hot
pants.

What's in this Summer for Gals?

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The scorching summer sun is finally here, and it's time to heat things up a bit with this year's summer styles. Summer fashion is cool, trendy and vibrant with more accent on colour, prints and rustic style. With an emphasis on fabric, denim, tailoring, and patterns, this summer is all about being simple, getting colorful, looking relaxed, and going out in style.

Here are presented to you the latest Fashion Trends in Summer.

Colour In this Summer

Summer's new color palette includes brights, pastels and, as always, white. There's a virtual rainbow of colors-beautiful shades of turquoise, emerald, lavender and fuchsia. Solids are mixed with patterns: Look for polka dots, stripes and florals. The colour pink is also dominating this season. White is the by far the most versatile color this season, as it goes with neutrals as well as the bright, clear pastels.

Accessories In this Summer

Accessories make a lot of effect on your wardrobe. This summer accessories flirt with colour. Handbags are witty. Sandals are strappy. Jewellery is coral and sun glasses have a tint of shine. All these adds up to a pretty season and a great way to express your individuality.

Skirts In this Summer

Skirts are in with different styles, prints and fabrics. For those who have long legs go in for mini skirts and wrap around skirts and flaunt those sexy legs. Those who are on the bulkier side can opt for long flowing skirts with floral prints which are trendy and in-vogue. Flaunt your sexy curves on a boyish figure with a body-hugging cut.

Pants In this Summer

For those who love wearing pants, this season is excellent to flaunt your sexy curves with pants to suit your body and figure. The trend toward eclecticism and femininity is perhaps best expressed this season by one of the season's must-haves - the cargo pant. Capri pants are also in and give the

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much required comfort and flexibility. Cropped pants and stretch pants in a variety of fabrics is another trend which comes in comfortable fits this spring. Whether your thighs are thick or thin, a loose cut can give you a flattering fit.

Tops In this Summer

Go in for a camisole top to show off your toned arms and play up your bust. They come in various colours, fabric and styles. Those who have a perfect figure can go in for body hugging cotton tops. Going with the Indian fashion, kurta's are the in thing this summer. It's also the perfect style to hide tummy bulges and a large chest. Sleeveless, strappy tops are also the best bet this summer which comes in floral and other prints.


This is what we suggest to you for this summer.Blend this with your very own personalized style and look great.

Kanjivaram Silk Sarees-Truly Fashionable

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Among all kind of Indian saris that come in variety of textures,
colors and designs, silk saris form an integral part of Indian Fashion
Trends.The Kanjivaram silk sarees are woven from pure mulberry silk.
They are of enviable texture, luster and durability and finish. The
sarees come in an array of dazzling colors and are available in every
imaginable design and variety.The rich weave and feel of kanjivaram
silk saris hold everyone's attention. Be it simple contrast border
silk sarees or those with gold zari dots and patterns, the kanjivaram
silk sari continues to hold place of pride among the various silk
sari-varieties of the country.

Kanjivaram silk is preferred as bridal sarees for its durability and
grandeur in Southern India.

History of Kanjivaram Silk Sarees

Historical records reveal that it was during the reign of Krishnadeva
Raya that silk weaving rose to eminence in Kancheepuram. During this
time, the Devanga and Saligar weavers, who were reputed for their
weaving skills in silk transmigrated from Andhra Pradesh and settled
in Kancheepuram in Tamil Nadu.The rich kanchipuram silk sarees date
back nearly 400 years when they were woven in the temples. Probably
the most superior and famous of silk in the world is the ‘Kancheepuram
silk’ of Tamil Nadu. The town is also known as ‘Silk city’ because the
main profession of the people living in and around Kancheepuram is
weaving silk sarees. In fact, more than 5000 families are engaged in
the silk industry.

The temple city of Kanchipuram is renowned from antiquity for its
distinctive weaving style.

The neighboring regions viz. Arani, Kumbakonam and Thirubhavanam also
form an integral part of the silk weaving industry. The mulberry silk
comes from Karnataka while the gold zari comes from Surat.
Interestingly, since the maximum length on a traditional loom is
18-yard warp, it ensures that not more than 3 silk saris can look
alike. Nimble fingers weave yards of magic with color and design to
give you silk material that can also be fashioned into garments such
as lehengas, pavadais and salwar kameez.

The unique feature of Kanjivaram silk saris is its special weaving
technique - one that uses three single threads of silk yarn along with
zari. This accounts for its durability and lustre.

The Kanjivaram silk sarees is noted for its double warp and double
weft. In a genuine Kancheepuram silk saree, the border, body and the
pallu are woven separately and then interlocked together. This joint
is woven so strongly that even if the saree tears, the pallu or border
will not detach.

The gold in the motifs in Kanjivaram silk sarees is incorporated by
dipping the silk threads into liquid gold and silver. This enhances
the ethnic beauty and value of silk. Some of the traditional motifs
featured in the Kanjivaram silk sarees are ‘rudraksham’, ‘malli mogu’
and ‘gopuram’, ‘mayilkan’ (peacock’s eye), ‘kuyilkan’ (nightingale
eye) borders.

Contrast colors for pallav and borders are a hallmark with most
Kanjivaram silks. Earlier, designs for these Indian silk sarees were
restricted to conservative stripes or gold dots. Motifs represented
various elements of nature such as birds, leaves and flowers.

Today, the kanjivaram silk saree has undergone a metamorphosis. It has
kept pace with modern prints and its rich and magnificent grandeur
continues to lend a festive touch to any occasion. Today you can find
designer silk sarees with embroidery or even embellished with cystals.

The other popular silk saree varieties are the Benaras silk saris or
Patola silk sarees.

Be it wedding sarees or festive sarees, Indian silk sarees are a class
apart! They are truly fashionable.

Bandhini & Lehriya Sarees

The Indian Fashion shows glamorize on the exotic Indian work of art,
with exquisite handwork beadwork, and tie-dye fashions. Designers are
taking indian fashion and incorporating it into western culture. Yet,
the most traditional handwork sarees are the most sought for.

Every region of India has developed its own unique sari style, which
differs in terms of fabric and weaving style. The reservoir of sari is
simply superb encompassing variety.

Today we shall look at the sarees, belonging to region of Gujrat and
Rajasthan popularly known as Bandhani Sarees.

The word Bandhani comes from the Hindi word Bandhan which means tying.
Bandhini have been the most popular fashion wear in north-west India.



In fact, the Gujarati saris, the Panetar [white sari with a red
bandhini border and the Gharchola [traditional red bandhini sari
crisscrossed with woven gold squares enclosing bandhini motifs were
traditional wedding wear.

Now however, contemporary colours and designs interprets the
traditional bandhini saris in old rose, jade green, peach etc. with
zari borders. Single color sarees and odhnis with white spots are also common. The most famous of this type is the Gujarati sarees called Garchola. It is usually red, but occasionally green, and is divided into a network of squares created by rows of white tie - dyed spots or woven bands of zari.

Bandhani sari is classic style of Rajasthan and Gujarat. This sari is made by hand, that involves tying and dying of cloth. The sari is tied and died in such a manner that it produces elaborate patterns and designs on the fabric.

Red, black, pink, yellow and green are mostly used in Bandhani sarees. All the colors used are bright and contrasting with each other. After all, Rajasthan is famous for its vibrant colors. Nowadays, as pastel shades are growing popular, you will find even pastel shades on
Bandhani work. The trend has caught Bandhani in its grip too!

You can get various designs in Bandhani like squares, stripes, dots,waves, tear-shaped dots etc. Also, popular designs such as Lehriya, Ekdali, Shikari and Mothda are also made by the process of tie and dye. You can even find flowers, bells, plant shapes, mountain patterns in tie and dye.

These are various types of cloths on which Bandhani work is done like silk, cotton, muslin, handloom, voile etc. For dying the cloth, vegetables dyes or synthetic dyes are used. Embroidery work is further done on the Bandhani to give it a decorative look. You will also find zari work, gotta etc. For weddings, silver and gold embroidery is done on the Bandhani, giving it a rich look.

Leheriya (pattern of the waves) is another popular design of Rajasthan. In Leheriya, only two colors are used. These two colors are used alternatively. Wave like stripes are formed by using these two colors. Leheriya is worn throughout India, especially in Northern India.

Traditionally, only bright colors were used for Leheriya, but Leheriya is catching up with fashion. Now, you will find pastel and English shades in it too

Saree - Fashion Statement of Indian Women

Saree is an Indian Women’s statement to the world. This four to nine metre lengthy cloth-piece, called Saree is the core of Indian Fashion wear and is draped over the body in various styles.

The most common style is for the sari to be wrapped around the waist, with one end then draped over the shoulder baring the midriff. The sari is usually worn over a petticoat (pavava/pavadai in the south, and shaya in eastern India), with a blouse known as a choli forming the upper garment.

Saree is for all purpose - party wear, daily wear, bridal wear and has retained its beauty over centuries, by far the most elegant wear on planet.

It is versatile, multi-purpose and has retained its innocence through its original form but it has evolved in tremendous variety. A more feminine dress has never been seen anywhere.

They may be made in any textile and in many forms, most popular being Silk, Cotton, Crepe, Printed, Chiffon and Embroidered.

It is worn or draped in different styles in various regions of India. Like North Indian style is very different from South Indian style and Coogri style is daringly worn without a choli and with the pleats in front.

Indeed, saree stands out as most wonderful costume of Indian Women.