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Fashion with Saree Trends 2012 | Top 10 Sari Designs

Posted by Shilpa A Tuesday, 6 November 2012 3 comments

Latest Draping Saree Trends 2012

During 1900s English Royal family ladies come to India and they adopted some saree trends, they modify these saree styles for their own use and develop draping saree styles. These trends are now part and parcel of sari fashion. Famous maharani Indra was used to wear chiffon as she was become widow in her early age days, she use baroda shalus in woven form in their cultural white color. She ordered to fabricate her sarees fromFrancewith her own instructions and modifications. Culture of draping saree develop by these two famous examples and now you cannot live without these trends even in 2012. Several embroidery like Tilla, Makaish, Gota, attractive zardozi and gold form varanasi work make these draping sari style more elegant and gorgeous.

Silk Sarees Trends 2012

Slik provide extra sexy and firm pleasure to its wearer and viewer. The trends of silk saree are prolonged through the centuries, silk sarees are ties in different stylish ways, for example with petticoat tied about four to six inches below from the cleavage / navel near about midriff. Some women in India being part of high society use to wear piercings to grab the attention of people to their hot navel and hidden body parts. For that style and attention seizing tact, silk is perfect fabric and admire at large scale in all over the world by fashion and trend lovers. Silk saree trends 2012 used in bollywood by different celebrities to increase their glamorous and trendy look for their viewers.

Bollywood Saree Trends 2012

During performing in some movie this is necessary to look glamorous and stylish and this extra charm can easily get by wearing a sexy and stylish saree. In Bollywood Movies the use of saree is on large level. Bollywood actress use these stylish saree to carve their international image with modern and popular style saree trends 2012. Mind blowing styles of Bollywood Sarees followed by teens and ladies not even in India but in all over the world.

International Saree Trends 2012

Being typical Indian fashion saree is not limited inIndiaor subcontinent but all over the world, now saree become international fashion. Now different international companies make assure that their company’s ladies dress will be saree to creat extra charming effect for their customers for example air hostesses uniform of Braniff Internation Airways is saree as well as Emilio pucci designs are in different sarees. Saree Trends 2012 are engraving on international levels.

Expensive Saree Trends 2012

In expensive saree collections the diversity increased due to expensive fabrics and embroidery work such as gold, silver, tila etc. Different intricate arithmetic and floral designs provide extra glamorous and voguish look. More expensive work like silver and gold woven sarees named as zari saree trends and are incorporated in expensive saree trends 2012.

Banarsi Saree Trends 2012

In all above saree trends Banarasi Saree style is on top ranking. Banarsi Saree trends came from Indian city Banaras. Banarsi Sari Style is purely traditional and liked by eastern women due to their long strip and classical patterns. Banarasi Sarees are available in different gorgeous and beautiful encrypted floral and geometrical designs. Due to diversity in design and part of demand we added Banarsi Saree in 2012 trends assortment list.

Organza Sarees Trends 2012

Organza Sarees are most popular due to the top level and comfortable sheer fabric materials. These sarees are made with pain weaved purely made with silk addition of synthetic filament fibers and some part of polyester and nylon. Sarees made with silk organza are fabricated in several Indian cities even the production also started in Chinese cities Zhejiang and Shanghai. The origin of organza saree trends is also an Indian City Bangalore where silk organza woven at its best quality and import throughout the world for saree trend lovers.

Sonepuri Saree Trends 2012 / Bomkai Saree

Bhulia is basic origin of Sonepuri Saree / sari this is also Indian district of Orissa. The other name of this trend is Bomkai and is traditionally famous and classical. According to eminent fashion gurus Sonepuri Saree Trends 2012 will be at top in upcoming fashion year.

Zari Sarees Trends 2012 / Zardosi Sari

Zardosi / zari is produces with brocade and glitter yarn that woven and used in embroidery work, the sarees having zari work called zardosi sarees and the trend of zardosi sari is very popular in all over the world. The zari is made with gold, silver, slitted and glittered yarn that provides extra shining and style to these zari sarees. Zari Saree Trends 2012 also incorporated in prediction list for upcoming fashions and styles. Zari and Zardosi Sarees are used in weddings for gaining extra charming and glamorous look among other fellow ladies. We cas say that zardosi sarees are purely a wedding outfit inIndiaand subcontinent.

Stitching exertions of saree and blouses are also demand pure expertly skills due to their tight fittings to Asian and Western Ladies. Color selection with perfect patterns could also demand keen observation of latest fashion trends and vogue. Sustained style having customary dressings could always be entertained especially in Sari/saree wearing and must be according to the society and typical weather conditions. The implication of saree dress is immobile and deep in modes with 2012 fashion trends.

Nivi Saree Trends 2012

Nivi sarees are most famous nowadays. Latest fashion ramps and fashion weeks reveal these nivi sarees by different glamorous personalities. Nivi sarees depicts on tucked waistband called petticoat. Plain skirt is used with these type of nivi saris. Ladies can get ornamental and elegant complexion with these nivi sarees. That’s why we add nivi saree trends in our latest 2012 fashion assortment.

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Kerala Kasavu Sarees

Posted by Shilpa A Saturday, 11 February 2012 0 comments

Kerala Sarees are symbolic of Kerala culture and tradition and is not seen anywhere else in India. The elegant Kerala Sarees, which are off -white in color with golden border is unique for their natural colour, texture and golden border.

Traditionally women in Kerala used to wear a two piece cloth named ‘settu mundu’, also known as ‘mundum neriyathum’ with natural body color and golden or numerous other shades in border, which when worn, exactly look like a saree.

The modified version is the Kerala Saree which comes in a large variety of designs, embellished with thread work, stones or sequins, fabric painting and golden with contrasting colors as borders.

The typical Kerala saree is hand woven and is 100 % unbleached cotton. It is known for its fineness of count in weaving. The traditional design of a Kerala saree had a 1 inch to 6-7 inch pallu while the body remained plain. But now the pallu goes up to one meter and the border and pallu is decorated with variety of designs including that of peacock, flowers, and many more.

The Kasavu or the golden border is either pure golden layer, copper coated or artificial.The price of an original Kerala saree is very much based on the quality of this “Kasavu” (Zari) Border.

Background

The Handloom fabrics of Kerala follow a tradition about 150 years old. Initially such fabrics were woven by specialized weavers exclusively for the members of Royal Family. Gradually, the tradition spread from them to the local weavers all across Kerala. Now, different locations in Kerala have mastered its own specialized technique of weaving and are famous for their uniqueness in quality and design; the fabrics are known by special names based on the location in which they are manufactured.

Nowadays many bollywood actresses are seen sporting this elegant look in Kerala Saree:

Undoubtedly, this traditional attire is getting lots of publicity all across India and other countries especially when our most wanted actresses have already made style-statements using this!

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Kerala Fashion (Traditional)

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Mundu Set

‘Mundu Set’ is the traditional dress of Hindus in Kerala. About 50 years back Hindu women in Kerala used to wear ‘Rowka’ with ‘Mundu’. Nair women used to cover Rowka with ‘Neryathu’ After that they began to use white ‘Melmundu’ with Rowka. Later Rowka was replaced by Blouse and Melmundu was replaced by ‘Kasavu Neryathu’

For the handloom Munduset, the main makers in Kerala are Chendamangalam, Balaramapuram ,Karalkada, Mulloth, Handloom, Hantex, Kasavukada etc. They have outlets in almost all towns of Kerala. Latest trends in Munduset are Set Sarees. Set Mundu with matching blouse piece, Munduset with check design, embroidery hand work and block prints.

Saree

Saree is the most commonly used dress form of Kerala women. The usage of Saree spread very quickly after the period of Kasavu Mundu and Set Saree can be called as the day to day dress of women of not only kerala but the whole of India. Saree is the official dress in various ceremonies like wedding engagement and during various festivals in Kerala. To wear a saree one needs to practice . Though it is a 5 mtr long cloth it takes great patience to learn wearing a saree. Formally cream coloured sarees were the trend and later it was replaced by attractive red, maroon bordered sarees. Then Sarees with carious colours, designs, and materials started available in market.

Now-a-days Kerala’s saree market is follded with sarees like Kancheepuram Silk, Bananres Silk, Cotton, Pure Silk, Polycoton, Semi Silk, Kora Silk, Rose Silk, Organsa, Organdi, tec and sarees decorated with traditional works, sardosi work, artwork, ariwork, Luknow work. sequins work, thread work, embroidary work fabric painting, etc. Eventhough so many different modern dress styles entered in the fashion senario, weraing saree is considered to be the ‘most elegant’ for special occassions.

Full Skirt and Long Blouse

Full skirt with long blouse was essentially a teenage dress of Kerala and Tamil Nadu. It is not seen very common now in cities and towns but usually worn by village girls. The latest fashion of Kerala is full skirt with pleats and Kasavu Boarder and long blowse of Kasavu boarder with front or back open and is worn at special occasions and festivals. Also silk materals with different bright colours are used for stiching custom made full skirt and blouse.

Half Saree

Half Saree was very common among young girls of Kerala and Tamil Nadu. Full skirt, Short blouse and a davani (shawl) consitutes this dress style. It is considered to be originated in Tamil Nadu. But is very commonly used in Kerala till about 30 yeras back. Nowadays with all modern fashionss half saree is almost competely disappreared amont Kerala girls.

Salwar Kamees.

Salwar Kamees although a North Indian dress, becames very popular all over India due to its covenience and comfortability in Kerala it is the most common casual and formal wear of young girls now. Different styles of Churidars and Salwar Kamm ez are not only seen in towns , college campus and offices, but even in remote villages of Kerala Latest trends in Slwar Kamees are with embroidary fabric painting, swquins works, cut works, stone and beed works, mirror owrks etc.

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Indian Jewelry

Posted by Shilpa A Wednesday, 18 January 2012 2 comments

The jewelry of India knows no bounds in its offerings to the modern world. This is because India must be one of the most prolific countries when it comes to making jewelry, whether it be the simple enjoyable ones or the highly delicate ones that are intricate in its designs. There are just many types of Indian jewelry that even the young could find what they want among its offering of beads and shells in interwoven colorful threads. One of the most highly regarded Indian jewelry nowadays is the kundan jewelry. source

Kundan jewelry is made of gold that is highly refined and is known as kundan in India. Indian jewelers also have another meaning of the word. For them, kundan is not only the gold that is made into a jewel but also the type of setting on which they set the precious stones. Kundan jewelry is not made of real solid gold. Its center part is made of lac or a natural resin made from hardened tree sap. The jewelry pieces that makes the whole kundan jewelry, which are usually justified into hollow separate halves, are usually handled by separate jewelers or assistant jewelers for its shaping before they are fitted together through soldering. Holes are then bored into the separate halves of the kundan jewelry, once they are fitted together to make the pattern designed by the jeweler. These holes are where the stones are set. Any engraving is done before the hollows of the kundan jewelry are then inserted with lac. Because the lac could still be seen through the holes in front, the highly refined kundan gold is poured on the setting to cover the lac and only then is the stone pushed right into the still pliable kundan.