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2010 Saree Fashion, Satya Paul Tarot collection
Indian Saree, Feast your eyes and your soul to the Satya Paul’s Tarot collection of the Indian sarees. What can I say?! I am enthralled. I was waiting to see the Tarot collection and this does not disappoint at all.
2010 Fashion, Hits and miss at Hyderabad Saree Fashion Show
Fashion Week, Hits and Miss Saree Fashion Show held in Hyderabad at First week of July, Not sure if I would really call the bottom saree a complete miss.. it is an interesting concept and has potential and I am sure I have seen this before.
2010 Fashion News, Sabyasachi comes to town
Fashion News, Kolkata designer opens first store in Mumbai with Rani Mukerji in attendance. On display was his brand new women’s ready-to-wear collection, a bridal trousseau, fine jewellery, menswear and footwear.
When Kolkata-based designer Sabyasachi Mukherjee opened his flagship store in Mumbai at Kalaghoda on Wednesday, the first person to step in was his long-time muse — Bollywood actress Rani Mukerji.
Saree Fashio 2010, Embroidered Saree
Indian Saree, I just don’t particularly care for this saree – individual pieces are OK; the blouse looks fine, the Indian embroidery Saree is great, the colors are not conflicting, but its not coming together for me. I think that the saree might even look better if one lost the embroidery on the pallu..
2010 Saree Fashion, Genelia in Manish Malhotra saree
Indian Saree, Genelia in a Manish Malhotra’s ivory saree. Indian Saree is non-descript and the blouse is not worth describing. Only attractive thing in this whole picture is the beautiful smile of Ms. Genelia.
2010 Summer Fashion, Block printed Crepe Saree
Women Fashion, 2010 Women Crepe features among the most popular Fashion for women fabrics made from silk yarn. The softer version of crepe is called ‘crepe the chine’. Lustrous in visual appeal, crepe silk has a glamorous sheen and an excellent drape. It has a slippery smooth texture, with a crisp appearance. Crepe is woven from hard spun yarn in its natural condition. The fabric, when woven, is smooth and even. Once the resin is extracted, the fabric becomes soft, giving it a crimpy look. Sakhi uses this comfortable-to-wear, fluid silk to create designs that can be worn at all times.
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