Indian Fashion

Archive for February, 2010

Indian Saree Fashion, Indian Saree is most popular dress of India, its call Indian Saree Fashion, My alter ego Mikey would probably like this saree. The geometric progression of the sequins is done well and the color combo xanadu or charcoal grey with silver looks particularly attractive.

I’d probably lose the armlet, or use a more classier silver armlet (this one makes the saree very costumey) and just a small bindi would have been fine – not sure if the tikka is really adding anything.

Indian Saree Fashion, I read Maxim magazine, only for the articles, you know..! A while ago, I had checked their saree offerings and was very disappointed. This time around, it is slightly better, but not to the level I would expect the Maxim magazine to provide.

These are pretty nice safe sarees – I wouldn’t write home about them; but they are worth a non-descript blog post.

Indian Saree Fashion, Just hate it when these “event organizers” do not feel the need to update their website before, during or after the event. What a waste! Here is a saree from Chandigarh Fashion Week, may be. It doesn’t say, the picture could be from 2009 Chandigarh fashion week. If you go to the website, it is like the event never happened.

I am generally in favor of having these fashion week events in different cities. I think it raises awareness of fashion – I am all for it. The only thing worse than the organizers not updating their website is the designers not updating the websites! Jeeze…

Indian Saree Fashion, I like it because it is different. I got to find out who designed this one feathering Saree. Trying to understand the feathering of the pallu – not even sure if the feathering is the right word to describe this or not. I’ll update the post when I have more info.

Indian Actors, Indian Movie Star SANJY DUT and Manyata Dilnawaz Shaikh’s black saree at the anniversary bash. Hate this saree for multiple reasons. The picture is from the anniversary bash that Sanjay Dutt threw and I am not sure if the saree does justice to the occasion. The neck looks really bare – like there is someone forgot to put on a necklace. The border on the saree and the blouse is distracting, the self colored design on the saree makes it look drab.

Indian Blouse Fashion, With spring just around the corner (we hope!), now’s the ideal time to freshen up your lingerie drawer and treat yourself to some beautiful new bras. The brand new Simply Yours plus size lingerie collection has just gone live and we’re loving some of the new underwear additions.

This blue bra set from Miss Mandalay is simply beautiful, available to 38GG:

And this ‘Raspberry Ripple’ bra set from Fantasie really does look good enough to eat! Available up to 38G.

I’ll be back soon showcasing more new plus size lingerie at Simply Yours – and exciting news about Gok Wan’s brand new shapewear collection!