Multi-colored dresses and accessories are in-Trend this winter. Colors used on the clothing and accessories are usually orange, red, yellow, blue, black and white.
“Wearing it brightens your day and sets a style-statement for the day.”
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Tuesday, November 15, 2011
Monday, November 14, 2011
ViBGYOR Store opens at TrendzyStreet in next to no time
Be ready to bathe in the colors of ViBGYOR soon. We will be introducing you to an innovative style of clothing online as never spotted before.
Ah, just DIY all of them!
Do it yourself (DIY) is a term used to describe building, modifying, or repairing of something without the aid of experts or professionals. The phrase “do it yourself” came into common usage in the 1950s. In recent years, the term DIY has taken on a broader meaning that covers a wide range of skill sets. DIY is associated with FASHION as well.
When you make your own clothing and accessories, your style is truly like no other. DIY fashion is often quite easy to accomplish, and the satisfaction of saying ‘I made it!’ is priceless. Start with some easy projects and advice. DIY style can happen in a matter of minutes.
This Wedding Season’s Biggest Trends
THE FABRIC
Fabrics like georgette, silk, organza, velvet and brocade are preferable for winter weddings. The multi-panelled bridal lehengas are embellished with signature zardosi work. Tulle mixed with taffeta and authentic French lace. Sometimes fabrics are used according to the mood of the function- Benarasi silk jacquards, traditional tanchoi or tissue embroidered with zardosi, badla, threadwork, sequins or Swarovski crystals.
SUNEET VARMA
THE SILHOUETTE
The choice of silhouette should depend on the bride. But are gowns the new lehengas? In India, nothing can replace the timeless appeal of a beautifully embroidered sari or an intricately worked lehenga. Mermaid lehengas and pre-draped saris are recommended. As both silhouettes work perfectly in accentuating women’s figures.
GAURAV GUPTA
THE COLOR
From baby blue and jade green to rose pink. This season, it’s back to basics for the red-carpet darling, with shades of pink, ivory and traditional red, on fabrics like velvet, georgette, brocade and net. But if you want to experiment a little, metallics and offbeat colors like turquoise, lavender, sage green and mango are perfect.
NEETA LULLA
THE BLOUSE
This bridal season highlights the importance of that often-undervalued part of bridal attire- the blouse. Invest in a few gold blouses in various styles- conventional cholis, spaghetti-strap ones and corsets. These can be mixed with lehengas, saris and even Western clothes. Play up the sensuous vibe when it comes to the choli. Because there is nothing more high impact than a sexy choli. A change in blouse can effortlessly revamp your look from the wedding to the reception. Slip on a sexy, knee-length evening jacket that matches your wedding lehenga for an all-new look in minutes.
ANITA DONGRE
BRIDE alert
Budget Brides: Invest in high quality, well-finished attire with less work as opposed to chandelier-like monstrosities.
Older Brides: Keep your make-up light, be yourself, and you can never go wrong with your classics.
Shoes For The Bride: Bring out comfy stilettos and keep the tempting wedges at bay. Your posture will be better and clothes will drape better.
Destination Brides: Exotic weddings should be undertaken if you’re truly bohemian. If you have the guts to wear floral jewellery and organic cottons, you have the right to get married in Bali.
Evil Eye Protection
Protect yourself by the Evil Eye.
Nowadays people indulge in buying evil eye accessories as it makes them feel safe and protected. We do too have the evil eye protection in our store but its make is unique and has a personal touch by the designer. The accessory is hand-crafted using glass beads and knots which are strong enough to guard you from the evil.
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