Latest Fashion trends

Fashion trends and styles are very unstable and keep changing every season. It is due to this reason the designers and trend setters have to stay geared up to stay updated. Fashion market is very volatile with a particular trend and sufficient supply of things in demand should be maintained.



The latest trend for winter season are Long Coats, fur coats, ankle high booties, cut out shoes, gorgeous pumps, laced up oxford shoes, cashmere coats, skinny jeans, big handbags, overboard accessories etc. The colors for the season to make you stand out are purple and pink for women and grey for men. Laces and opulent fabrics are in fashion along with animal prints, are the key trends .

Skirts will be out of fashion for a while and skin hugging pants, slacks and tights will be more in vogue. Sweaters are again not very much appreciable but coats would be more accepted. Bright colors should be added to your wardrobe and beige color should be totally avoided. Fashion for men will hover around more of checks and less of strips.

Wedding Season

The wedding season is on full swing in India and so the market is flooded with traditional dresses. The latest fashion for the weddings comprises of Lehangas, Sarees and Salwar Kameez for women and for Men the attire for the season is Sherwani and formal suits. The dresses are decorated with Svaroski and jewel work which increases the ethnicity of the attire.



The colors for the season are red, orange and pink for the women and Brown and black for the men. Indian Fashion week displayed a huge variety of traditional wear for the wedding purpose along with trendy accessories which enhances the overall appearance. Bright colors must be worn in order to make the bride and groom stand out of the herd.

The International market is also accepting the Indian trends and many foreign celebrities are seen sporting Indian traditional dresses. This appreciation opens the doors for the Indian Fashion market globally and gives an opportunity to portray the Indian dressing culture.

Wardrobe to suit fashion

Fashion is not just what you wear in terms of clothes but it covers the entire appearance and personality of the person .There are a wide range of product that are necessary to have in your wardrobe and all these accessories and clothes should be trendy and in vogue.



The necessary things that must be kept in your wardrobe are Clothes, shoes, jewelry, wallets, handbags, scarfs, ties, wristwatches, sun glasses, perfumes, belts and a whole range of things which are very important at the time of dressing up. A trendy and good collection of these things are necessary to be able to follow the latest fashion. Each product has a different fashion style like the earlier small handbags were in fashion but today huge bags are in demand, long leather and suede boots are again in fashion.

Fashion must be followed keeping in mind the style you have and a wardrobe must have all the things which are in fashion and are an important need of the day. No dressing is complete until and unless all the accessories are worn in an appropriate manner.

Indian Fashion Trends

Indian Fashion industry is emerging with great potential. This is because the fashion in India is not just about the Indian ethnic wear but new trends are also emerging in the industry. The new drift is about Indo Western wear which is a combination of both Indian and western apparel. It is a fusion which makes the dresses comfortable an wearable by all. It is due to this reason that the Indian fashion is gaining popularity all over the world.



India has diverse culture which is the reason why the Indian fashion has a huge variety of products to offer to its customers. The product ranges to different styles, material, prints, embroidery and many other patterns. The fashion in India is mainly dominated by the ethnic apparel in which Indian designers have a forte. The fashion has gone beyond the old patterns and styles and thus designers have started creating fusions. This has increased the panorama of Indian fashion.

Indo western wear are the dresses involve Western dresses with India embroidery and Indian dresses in western material. Jute, leather, fur and certain types of material are commonly used for western outfits. Globalization has opened up new streams for the fashion market and allowed the expansion. Fashion is one thing which keeps changing everyday, thus it is not easy to follow the vacillating trends, therefore it is generally advised to wear things that are comfortable and that compliments your body and style.

Indian Traditional Wear

India has its own traditional wear culture. This trend comes from the ethnic tradition of Raja's and Maharani's, who were accustomed to wear all rich Indian dresses of their time. These dresses were so appealing that the Indian fashion industry is hugely dominated by their trends. These dresses comprise of Sarees, Lahengas, Sherwanis, Poshak, Salwar Kamiz etc.



The Indian tradition for women wear was more about hiding the skin than revealing, along with it the dresses were so rich in colour and embroidery that it appealed to everybody. With the modernization the fashion trends have changed to large extent but when it comes to the traditional wear Saree's and lahengas remain the first preference of any Indian women.

Lehangas are long skirts along with blouse or a choli top, which is worn with a duppata. This dress is very famously used by every Indian bride. It is available in every Indian market with a wide range of colour. These dresses are given richer look by various kind of embroideries done on the cloth in the form of zardozi, gotta patti, zari, naka tikki etc which makes the dress look prettier and brighter.

All the above embroidery is hand done which makes the dress even special. India has a range of famous dress designers who specialize in the making of these ethnic wear some of them are Neeta Lulla, Ritu Kumar, Raghvendra Rathore etc.

Another dress which is commonly used by every Indian women is a Saree. It is a 5 mtr long cloth which is draped in a special way which covers the entire body of the female. These sarees are worn on every day basis.

Sarees are also available for the purpose of festive function which gets heavier according to its material and embroidery. The material used for these dresses has a wide range which comprises of Cotton, Tissue, Silk, Georgette, chiffon, crepe etc.

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....

Sherwanis-Classic and Fashinable

Sherwani is a long coat-like attire usually worn in India, which is very similar to an Achkan . It is worn over the Kurta and Churidar or sometimes with salwaar. Although Sherwani and achkan are similiar in many ways,they can be differentiated from achkan in the way that Sherwaniis made from heavier fabrics and it has linings.




The history of Sherwani dates back to the British Era in the 18th century, when the English incorporated British Frock Coat with Salwaar Kameez.It was later taken in by the indian Aristocrats,mostly the Mughals as their daily attire and consequently by the general public.The Sherwani is frquently associated with our first Prime Minister,Pandit Jawahar Lal Nehru who sported the attire on a regular basis.

Today Sherwani is worn mainly by people descending from the Northern India but is catching up rapidly, not only throughout the country but also across the globe with top designers incorporating Indian elements,the latest of which is the Sherwani.



The latest in Sherwani fashion was seen when Ranbir Kapoor walked the ramp for fashion designer Rohit Bal at the Wills India Fashion Week Finale.The actor sported an ivory Sherwani with churidar which was a scene to watch.Ranbir Kapoor looked stunningly handsome.

Intricately designed Sherwani epitomises opulence and grandeur in every way.However avoid looking clumsy by finding a good tailor and getting yourself a well fitted sherwani.You will be then sure of catching glimpses of people looking at you twice !