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Indian Saree Fashion, Nice saree and interesting sleeve less blouse. This is also a issue with the spaghetti strap blouses.

I have mixed feelings about the sleeve less blouses. The problem is that there is the pallu to contend with, so the full effect of being sleeve less is lost and at times, with the pallu covering the blouse, it just seems that you are not wearing any blouse.

Indian Saree Fashion, Mouna Bhat in a black saree. I guess she is famous for being famous. She is fast finalists of Fame Gurukul, one of the most watched Indian reality television shows.

Indian Aunties, KBJ group Fashion Show by designer Archana Kocchar at Sahara Star. I like the vibrant colors and the shape hugging design.

Indian Saree Fashion, Above blouse designs are interesting and go with the theme and the soul of the saree.

Fashion Hut, Gok Wan’s shapewear collection is back for Spring/Summer 2010 with sexy new styling and a choice of fabulous new colours. Well, you can’t be surprised that after three successful seasons the range would have a little Gok makeover can you?

One of the main differences this season is the bra cup shape. The best-selling Banger Booster hasn’t gone away, but it’s been revitalised with a balconette rather than a plunge shape. This applies to all of the cup size shapewear pieces – the Sassy Slip, Curve Controller and the update of the Boobilicious Basque, Basque In Glory. This bra shape will give you more of a ‘Pride and Prejudice’ style cleavage and will support you beautifully up to a G cup.

You’ll also notice sexy seam details in a sumptuous satin binding to really enhance your curves. And of course, there are some amazing new additions to the collection!

The new Gok Wan ‘Basque in Glory’ (Vintage)

Gok Wan Balconette Sassy Slip (Deep).

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.