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Indian Dresses — Representing The Colorful And Vibrant Indian Culture in A Great Way

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"Indian dresses" have certain kind of charm that cannot get unnoticed by anyone! Vibrant and colorful, Indian clothes not only attract Indian women but also women all over the world. And today the world has started admiring Indian clothes and all thanks to the numerous fashion designers from India creating fashion statements overseas. From the long fabrics to the fun, bright patterns, these clothing styles are as charming as bold. Every season a new trend is originated in the Indian fashion industry! Photo Credit:- Pinterest Isn’t that cool? The fashion trends worldwide are mostly restricted to casual wears but that is not the case with Indian fashion trends! Fashion trends in India stand out of the crowd due to the choice of colors and fabrics made by the Indian designers especially when festivities and wedding ceremonies are concerned. The recently concluded Couture Week targeted the Indian Bridal and festive wear market comprising of Designer Embroidery Sarees, Bri...

A Wedding Dress That Represents Changing Times And Fashion Trends

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The big fat Indian wedding season has arrived with the start of winter, and despite demonetization, wedding shopping doesn't seem to have relented a bit. Being almost a five-day event, rather than half-a-day as in the rest of the world, there's a bunch of shopping to do for all those days. Photo Credit: Pinterest Traditional Themes: In an Indian wedding, the bride and groom dress up in traditional dresses according to their culture. While East Indian brides are draped in heavy silk sarees, West Indian brides are married in gorgeous lehengas. North Indian brides can also choose for embellished salwar kurtas. In South India, Kanjeevaram silk sarees are prevalent. The grooms dress up in kurta and dhoti or lungi. North and West Indian grooms can also choose to wear elegant sherwanis. Indian bridal wear is usually resplendent in red and gold. Red is considered a lucky and auspicious color. Some South Indian cultures dress the bride in a traditional white and gold saree. P...