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Thursday, April 26, 2012

Fashion Jewelry, Indispensable For Daily Outfit

I have to admit that fashion jewelry is very popular in modern society. Especially those cheap models with high quality and chic design, they are highly sought after by a large number of women and girls. Buying such kind of accessories, you can get the same look with less money.

There are several ways to get fashion jewelry. You can buy it at the booth, or in an exclusive store or from online shops. These voguish items are used to accessorize the daily wardrobe. Even a casual dress can be made to look fascinating and flamboyant if embellished by a splendid necklace or a latest ring. Since there are so many kinds of styles are available in modern market, you are destined to find a satisfying match for each cloth. In the past, only the silver or gold jewelry is used. However, the modern people pay more attention to its design. Big and sparkling fashion jewelry is more popular than others.

Everyone wants to look stylish through wearing chic accessories. Men would choose watches to accentuate their handsomeness and personality. While women are happy with decorative jewelries like necklaces, rings, bracelets and etc. However, all the original jewelries, especially those manufactured by top brands, are sold at astronomical prices which are usually beyond the reach of most people. In fact, people have no need to buy those high-end jewelries crafted from the precious materials like pure silver, yellow gold, platinum, pink gold, diamonds and gemstones for daily embellishment. Sometimes, the steel chic jewelry can result in an unexpected effect. You should know that the most expensive model does not mean the best. Only something suitable is the best. Therefore, you should choose the jewelry based on your taste, personality and financial status. The right fashion jewelry could be a beautiful scene of the wearer, definitely popping out one's style and beauty.

Saturday, June 4, 2011

Indian Stars Shine At 'miral' Fashion Week

Freida Pinto bewitches in green at the Miral' premiere in Doha Tribeca Film Festival 2010
Freida Pinto going by the season's minimalistic theme, kept it neutral and natural at the screening of Miral' in Doha Tribeca Film Festival 2010. Her simple looks complemented well the oh-so-striking chiffon dress from the Christian Dior Resort 2011 collection.

Freida also earned brownie points for keeping her make-up subtle which induced freshness to her elegant persona. This Mumbai girl who rose to fame with her Slumdog Millionaire' has always upgraded her red carpet look, and amazingly gets it right all the time. Freida like to blend contemporary style with elegance and never tries anything outrageous. Her experiment with varied hairstyle for different events also gets thumbs up.

However, Freida is said to be a misfit to play Miral in the film. In a recent interview, Julian Schnabel defended his decision to cast Freida in Miral.' He is quoted as saying, I have other Palestinian women in the movie. If you look at her [Pinto], she looks like she could be Rula's sister. And she's a damn good actress. In fact, the actress has worked hard on her accent for the film.

Mallika Sherawat's sultry in back-less gown at Miral'screening
The Hisss' lady is enjoying her fun time in Doha Film Festival 2010. Mallika Sherawat was not only seen in the opening day of the gala event but also made her presence felt at the Miral' premiere. Her back-less gown in the metallic hue with an edgy feel made her look sexy, but what we missed was the wow' effect. If the dress has dull effect on us, Mallika made up with her make-up, gleaming face and that gorgeous smile.

However, it was pleasing to see Mallika trying out normal outfits. Her Cannes red carpet look was highly appreciated as she didn't try too hard on fashion seeking attention rather let her chic dresses to do the talking. She also posed for photos with Freida Pinto, Indian actress of Miral and also writer-journalist Rula Jabreal.

Only the lady could change her hairdo! It would have spiced up things. It's boring, Hisss gal!

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Tuesday, June 1, 2010

Indian Weding Fashions


Wedding Fashions :-

The day of your life is coming and you don't know what to wear? Want to be fashionable as you are in your daily life? Wedding dresses, just like all the other clothing, have their own fashion line. Make the most of your wedding and purchase the trendiest dress.

It's rather difficult to describe the wedding dress fashion, as every single bride has her own needs and tastes. Yet, there is one thing common to all - they want to be fashionable, therefore they choose dresses that designers offer.

A few years ago, dresses that there simple, straight and would expose brides' body, were very fashionable. No patchworks, no huge accessories. Simple and elegant dresses were in control of the industry. Today it's rather different. Brides are looking as princesses and queens.

The so called "cake" dress is extremely fashionable. The top of it sticks to the body, exposing brides' breasts and trunk, while the lover part is very wide. Even special rims are used in order to make it as wide as possible. Materials used for this lover part are usually soft and thick, so that many coats of it would create a very light effect. It looks perfect on any type of body.

Another type is similar to the one that was fashionable a few years ago. Dresses are straight and made of silk. The bride who is wearing it looks elegant and very feminine. Yet such dresses do not look very good on short brides and those who have some extra weight. You must be very careful while choosing this type.

The main difference in recent and today's fashion is patchworks. Every single dress must have at least some of those. If it's a "cake" type dress, you should choose the one that has simple lover part and patch worked upper part. The same while talking about straight wedding dresses, yet you may choose the one has both parts patch worked.

The most popular and trendy material is surely silk. It makes any bride look luxurious. Silk is so popular because the fall of it is very special and it is easy to achieve various effects with it. However, you should remember that this material is very sensitive. For example if you are planning to sit a lot, have in mind that it'll crumple.

As far as dresses are very luxurious, you should choose appropriate shoes. Don't pick the simplest ones they're totally out of fashion. Something with patchwork or ribbon would be perfect.

There can be no discussion about colors. White and that's it. Yet if you want something original, choose a dress (and shoes) with, for example golden patchworks. It'll make you shine and you'll surely look original.

Yet, the most important thing in choosing dress is that you have to like it. If they offer you a very fashionable dress and it looks perfect on you, but you don't like it - just forget about it. It is your day and no mater whether your dress is trendy or not, you must feel beautiful for yourself.

Monday, December 7, 2009

Indian Designer Manish Arora with his Baroque Ornamentation at Paris Fashion Week

Future is here, at least for the Indian designer Manish Arora, who showcased his Baroque Ornamentation at Paris Fashion Week. The designer, known for his love of vibrant colours and abstract shapes, took inspiration from Baroque, an artistic style prevalent from the late 16th century to the early 18th century predominating Europe characterized by dynamic movement, overt emotion and self-confident rhetoric. For Manish it was individualistic and very Indian, though some of the fashion critics have said its Lady Gaga goin gaga.

Manish combined Indian techniques with geometric designs in bold beautiful colours with a heady mix of different kinds of head gears and weird hairstyles for his beach baroque set of clothes. When his show started all of a sudden it was splash of colours. According to him the bottomline of the international fashion is that it should be no longer boring, Manish was speaking to a news agency about his collection.

This was his fifth season at fashion's biggest trade event - the Paris Fashion Week, and his ninth international showcase - Paris (five shows) and London (four shows). His collection was also supported by Swarovski which is described by the designer as "mute, metallic, crystalline and European with wide and stiff shoulders resembling Greek armour-plates and military epaulettes".

What's in the collection - glamorous evening ensembles futuristic gowns reminiscent of Star War series, the hips of the dresses were padded for additional contours and stiff look, sheer pants and tops with sequins,outfits embroidered with crystals, beads, fine metal sheaths, applique needlework and long Victorian trains along the assymetrical hemlines, trailing into metres of sheer organza, crepe, nets, cotton-satins, silk and georgettes on the floor.

Not to miss out Manish's signature shoes, metallic pumps, bangles, and head gears in the shape a motor car. Paris Fashion Week was taken aback!