Bling Sparkle: Apparel
Showing posts with label Apparel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Apparel. Show all posts

August 22, 2015

Best Designer Anarkali SuitsTo Make Your festive Season Special
August 22, 20150 Comments
We have all wanted to look like Disney princesses at some point of time or the other. Remember the days when you read about Cinderella becoming a princess with a beautiful gown and you always wanted to dress up like her at every party of fancy dress competition? Those days can be relived now with designer salwar suits being given the look of princess like gowns. You may look like a royal Indian princess with Indian fabric and embroideries and also end up looking like a character out of some fairy tale because of smart western touches in ethnic wears.
Here’s a tip for you all: When you wish to have a look like some character out of a fairy tale, choose designer anarkali suits with minimum zari embroidery and golden work. White stone work or thread work goes great for that look. Skip the dupatta and accessorize instead with princess braids and buns and hair bands. Bring in the rich fabric, heavy embroidery and zari embellishments when you want a typically royal Indian look.
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The georgette anarkali with a twisted hemline is one to look out for. You may have seen nothing like this ever. Forget the evening gowns and embrace the beauty of Indian fashion with this stunning blue Anarkali. The full sleeved Anarkali is given a Western look with the minimum flare, gown like cut and baggy right half of the torso section. The left half and the left sleeve has mesmerizing golden machine work that can secure all gazes on you alone. The dupatta even is not needed here as the suit itself is drop dead gorgeous and marvelously creative and unthinkable.
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Thread work is one of the classiest embroidery invented in India. It can give any outfit a royal, classy outlook and the same happens with this cyan, floor-length Anarkali suit. The huge flare makes this look like some good old European gown meant for princesses and royal ladies. The royal attitude is given an Indian touch with thin and intricate white thread embroidery all over the sleeves and bosom section. The lower half that spreads out stands beautiful in a soothing yet royal cyan shade. The hemline is once again bordered by white thread work that gives it an amazing outline. Skip the dupatta and team this up with pearls or diamonds and tie up your hair in a bouffant or top knot for the perfect princess like look.
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Blue, black and gold combine here for a stunningly marvelous look. Black and gold is a regal combination and the addition of royal blue makes things even more majestic. The black sleeves and torso with deep and intricate golden embroidery gives the Anarkali a highly gorgeous appeal. The section that spreads out like a skirt is kept plain to make the embroidered section stand out. The hemline that touches the floor has another wide panel of black with intricate golden embroidery. Overall, this one is a stunning suit that can end your indecision when you are confused about what to wear for the wedding ceremony coming up.

Conclusion: Anarkalis are a variation of the Salwar kameez where the kameez spreads out like a long skirt. Anarkalis have turned out to be really versatile ethnic items. They can be plain and simple in medium flares till the knees or heavily gorgeous, extending till the feet. They may also have a western touch like a gown.

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March 03, 2015

Aztec Prints ~ Trend Talk
March 03, 20150 Comments
Aztec Print Fashion: Ancient yet so Modern! Very few know that Aztec is the fashion from the past. Yesterday’s history of Central Mexico has become today’s trend. Aztec designs have been created and valued as far back as the 14th century and now it has once again taken the world by storm.

These Mexican-inspired prints are at once tribal, colorful, eye-catching and no doubt, full of energy. Aztec prints have become the style du jour among the trendy. It’s also a huge rage this season! So why wait? Get decked up “Aztec Style” and make a mark, the bold way!

Vigorously Vibrant:  Aztec prints are effortlessly vibrant and when it comes to colors, the more the merrier. Seize the opportunity to play around with colors to stay fashion forward. It just gets better when you experiment with countless combinations of pastels and bold colors. Pink and Grey, Turquoise and Brown, Mint and Orange, it will all fit together when it’s Aztec.

Aztec prints adorned in the Bollywood movie 'Cocktail' source: Eros International
Eclectic patterns:  Horizontal lines, graphic shapes and geometric designs in all colors…this is what primarily defines the uber cool ‘Aztec print.’ The Aztec print is quite easy to don! Just pick one striking Aztec printed piece and pair it with a single colored garment!

Luxury at its best: Aztec culture used vibrant prints and design on high finesse fabric which was rich in texture. Adorning Aztec prints was thus a sign of flaunting wealth amongst the masses. So when you dress up the Aztec way, keep in mind that it is all about luxury. Don’t forget to adorn feather earrings and chunky statement jewelry to look opulent. Woven fabrics, cashmere material, feathers, and intrinsic patterns will give your ensemble a splendid finish.

Simply Anything: This print is loved by all because of its versatility. You can adorn it as a part of your outfit or clutch or a scarf or just your mobile cover. It manages to transfer beautifully into other fields of design, such as interiors and artifacts. Make it a part of your Fashion World and stay inspired by the ethnic way. Girls go get your nails done in Aztec patterns to complement your ensemble!

Day or Night: Be it a day or night event, Aztec can be worn anytime. Choose to Dress Up or Dress Down, Aztec prints offer you enormous options to select from. You can find this print on cardigans, leggings, sweaters and printed jeans for your day wear. While select some stunning short dresses for your late night parties.
Fashion knows no international boundaries and thus Aztec prints made an easy entrée in Indian fashion world. The beauty of Aztec prints is that they are adaptable and flexible. They come in gorgeous shades that appeal to the Indian sensibility and recent western fascination with colors that pop.
Top 5 Aztec looks for you to stay fashion forward:
The Dream Catcher look :
Pair Aztec top or singlets with junky dream catcher neck piece. Flaunt your collection of semi-precious stones and pull out your harem pants to get the perfect dream catcher look. Now this how you wear these spirited prints without messing up!

The Goddess Look:
Long Aztec maxi-dress gives you serene and heavenly Goddess look. Don one of these and set your foot forward to rule the world. ;) 
Oh! So cool look:
 Loose tank tops with Aztec print bottoms give you a cool appeal. With this look on, you are sure to turn a hundred heads towards you. This look is the Spring- Summer favourite!

The Glam Doll look:
Figure-hugging short silhouette in dark colors with geometric Aztec print will steal the show. A perfect evening wear to get noticed in the crowd!


The Monochrome:
Go Black & White with Aztec and add some neon to brighten up the day!

Wrap yourself in a printed scarf or poncho, or pair Aztec accessories to give your outfit that little pop of ethnicity. So go on and experiment your looks with super trendy Aztec prints now!

Author: Jade
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February 27, 2015

How to wear a scarf ~ That's a Wrap!
February 27, 20150 Comments
A scarf is one of the most versatile pieces of clothing you’ll ever own and the easiest way to add interest to any outfit in any season. There are over a 100 ways of wearing them – over your head, around your neck, and even around your waist for that extra oomph factor! 
We’ll give you a moment to dig in those closets and get out your scarves – here are some ways to add an instant dash of style to your wardrobe:

 The Classic Knot – Adding a touch of colour and texture to your outfit is super-duper easy! Put the scarf around your neck with the two ties in front, one longer than the other. Take the longer one, give it a twirl around your neck and bring the tie back in place so the ties are now equal.

The Pashmina Look – Fold the scarf in half and position it in front of your neck with the ends hanging over your back. Crisscross the ends and bring them to the front again. Tie a loose knot and tuck it underneath the wrapped portion, just below your neck and gently pull down the wrap over the knot. Spread out the ends of the scarf as much as possible for volume and voila!! The end result should look like a loose polo neck-cum-scarf



The Artistic Knot - Put the scarf around your neck so that both ends are equal in length. Using only one side, tie a knot in the middle. Take the other side and simply thread it through the knot you made on the opposite side. Tighten the knot. If you’re wearing it with a jacket, pull the knot up higher to show just above the collar. Or add fun and creativity to a plain top by bringing the knot below the bust.

The Euro Knot – Drape the scarf around your neck in half so that both the ends are on one side, and the centerfold is on the other. Thread both ends through the loop and you’re all set for tea and crumpets. Don’t forget the British accent! ;)

The Muffler – Open the scarf so it forms a square in front of you. Join two of the opposite ends so it forms a triangle. Tie a double knot with these ends and place the scarf over your neck so the knots are at the back and the triangular body takes center stage in front of your tummy. Perfect to dress up tees or plain sweatshirts.
Got some new styles up your sleeve…or should we say, around your neck? Tweet to us @TheBlingSparkle and how you wear yours!

Author: Jade 
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