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07 Apr / 2016

Buy Kurtis

Write By: graphicimaage Published In: Garments

While Indian Fashion has seen many phases, the tradition has always been a part of it. The kurtis with jeans is the latest trend which has come up and is a blend of traditional and trendy combination.

 

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14 Apr / 2016

Indian Ethnic Wear

Write By: graphicimaage Published In: Garments

Though western culture has pierced in Indian Culture deeply and made a way into Indian hearts changing their style and choices, still Indian Ethnic wear have a great place in Indian Hearts. Designed in various shapes, wearing an Indian Ethnic Wear gives a royal appearance to the person wearing it.

They can be worn at weddings and sangeets and even in simple parties. They come in vibrant colors and lavish designs giving you a grand and eye catching look. They can be embroidered using beads, thread work and even stone work, which makes your dress look magnificent.Though western culture has pierced in Indian Culture deeply and made a way into Indian hearts changing their style and choices, still Indian Ethnic wear have a great place in Indian Hearts. Designed in various shapes, wearing an Indian Ethnic Wear gives a royal appearance to the person wearing it. They can be worn at weddings and sangeets and even in simple parties.

They come in vibrant colors and lavish designs giving you a grand and eye catching look. They can be embroidered using beads, thread work and even stone work, which makes your dress look magnificent.

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09 Mar / 2013

Traditional Kurtis are the latest fashion symbols.

Write By: sonia Published In: Garments

Kurtis are part of traditional garments for a long time; they were kurtas in the old days and were worn both by men and women. Kurtas for the men were sober garments, in white or in other soft colors, delicately embroidered round the neck, while women wore more glamorous version, in darker shades and embroidery. Generally the length of the garment used to be just below or slightly above the knee. Recently the modest kurta is transformed and is called kurti, and has joined the ranks of fashionable garments.

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