Monday 31 December 2012

BRIDAL LEHENGAS

Bridal lehengas are one of the most popular wedding dresses in India. These lehengas have created a special place in the Indian wedding – both in India and abroad. Lehengas come along with Choli (the upper garment) and a dupatta. The trio is together known as Lehenga-choli and is originally is a traditional dress from the Indian states of Gujarat and Rajasthan.
 elegance and sophistication in this intricately designed dark beige color net lehenga-choli with brocade inner is absolutely amazing. Prominent work of stones, jardosy, sequins, cutdana, resham embroidery, jari and diamantes on entire attire along with velvet patch border spread your charm everywhere. Charmingly festooned mauve color net dupatta is ready to facelift your personality. Style meets perfection on this unique outfit to make you an icon of beauty.

Bridal lehengas are manufactured in many fabrics such as net, faux, georgette, silk, lama, tissue etc. While manufacturing the lehengas, the designers also use artificial diamonds, stones, beads, kundans, resham embroidery and cut-dana. These materials are used to give out a fascinating look to the lehengas and play a vital role in enhancing the bridal wear appearance.
Bridal lehengas have become a hot favorite dress among brides due to its attractive designs and affordable prices. Starting from Rs 8,000 to 10,000 and if we are to speak about the expensive lehengas, then it could start from Rs 20,000 and can even cost upto 1 lakh & more. There are many lehenga brands, boutiques in the market that create products depending on the latest trends and taste of women. These designer stores also create customized lehengas based on the bride’s requirement.
Lehenga Choli has unique grace and elegance that are synonymous with modern ethnic wear. Beautiful Lehenga Choli is on offer for modern women out there in an awesome collection. The variety of our Lehenga Choli comprises of Bridal Lehenga Choli and Traditional Lehenga Choli. We are prominent Lehenga Choli Manufacturer, Exporter, and Supplier in India. Our Lehenga Choli is made from the finest fabrics and is high in quality and colorfast.

Sunday 30 December 2012

DRESS SKECHIES









Design for any reason at all. Don't let mainstream fashion or celebrities force you into thinking of design in a certain way. Think outside of the box. Since you are just starting out, push the envelope and learn to edit down until you have something wearable and innovative. Designing for no real reason at all usually breeds some of the best creativity.
Designers use different forms of visual expression in the design process (see fish trap model and collages). One of the most commonly used forms of visual expression is sketching or drawing. Designers use sketches throughout the design process. In the differ­ent stages in the design process, the sketches are different. Sketches change in shape and content during the design process, and sketches have different purposes.
There are different classifications of the sort of sketches used in the design process. One of such classifications differentiates be­tween the thinking sketch, the talking sketch and the prescriptive sketch. The thinking sketch refers to sketches used to support the individual thinking process of designers. It concerns with the generation of ideas and development of ideas into concepts. The talking sketch refers to sketches used to present and discuss ideas and concepts in design teams. The prescriptive sketch refers to drawings used to communicate design decisions. The prescriptive sketch is used mostly in the latter (pre-manufacturing) stages of the design process. The prescriptive sketches are detailed drawings





“This gown embodies the same daring nature and beauty as the so“This gown embodies the same daring nature and beauty as the soon-to-be princess. Exuding romantic sophistication, with the body-conscious shapes that she has become known for. The ultra-luxe elegance is the ultimate fit for Kate as she continues her rise as one of the dynamic fashion icons of our time. The dress is available in red or white.on-to-be princess. Exuding romantic sophistication, with the body-conscious shapes that she has become known for. The ultra-luxe elegance is the ultimate fit for Kate as she continues her rise as one of the dynamic fashion icons of our time. The dress is available in red or white.“This gown embodies the same daring nature and beauty as the soon-to-be princess. Exuding romantic  is possible to develop sketching abilities using observational drawing methods. This simply means that you look and draw. Expect to make mistakes at first. As with most things, practice is the only way to learn and improve. The trick is to look properly, not to record what you think you see and not to record absolutely every single detail of an object, a mistake many beginners make. 

BRIDAL MEHNDI DESIGN

The word Arabic itself describe us that this art belongs to the land of "Arab." As we know the Arab's are very artistic with their culture and tradition, the same thing we could see in their art of mehndi designs.
Arabic mehndi designs are very beautiful and complete the most part of the hands and legs. In this style we can use different styles of mehndi like Black mehndi is used as outline, fillings with the normal henna mehndi. We can also include sparkles as a final coating to make the henna design more attractive.
Brides – in India, Pakistan and even in Africa – love Arabic mehndi designs and love getting the design done for their weddings. The Arab culture, especially when it comes to brides is quite popular across Asia and women in India are adopting more of Arabic mehndi designs than of Indian mehndi designs. The design usually does not cover the entire hand and leaves a lot of gaps b/w it.The word Arabic itself describe us that this art belongs to the land of "Arab." As we know the Arab's are very artistic with their culture and tradition, the same thing we could see in their art of mehndi designs.
Brides – in India, Pakistan and even in Africa – love Arabic mehndi designs and love getting the design done for their weddings. The Arab culture, especially when it comes to brides is quite popular across Asia and women in India are adopting more of Arabic mehndi designs than of Indian mehndi designs. The design usually does not cover the entire hand and leaves a lot of gaps b/w it.
That's what makes Arabic mehndi designs stand out and appealing to Indian women. Be it for marriage or a festival or any special event, Arabic designs are among top 3 mehndi patterns in the country.

                                                INDIAN MEHNDI
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                               Indian mehndi designs are the most famous designs around the world. It is also highly popular among the brides for its creative beauty, presentation. In India, mehndi is also associated with the word "luck;" some people consider it as symbol of good luck and charm. Similar to other countries, Indian mehndi designs are also applied on special occasions like weddings, festivals, etc.
This art is also referred to as henna tattoo or mehndi tattoo. In Indian style of mehndi designs, the different patterns, flowers, leaves, paisley [mango shape], curves lines, dots etc. are used with keeping in mind the Indian touch to it. The designs are quite complicated with a lot of thin drawings that covers 90% of hands and legs. And, since it is quite difficult to maintain accuracy and thinness, only professional mehndi designers can do perform it well.
Indian style of mehndi designs is most popular and loved by the brides. In Indian weddings there is an important role of henna, in fact, a special ceremony named after this art as "mehndi." This day is a pre-wedding ceremony organized on the same day of wedding. On this ceremony the mehndi is applied on the bride’s hands and legs and it is mostly celebrated in the bride’s home or in a banquet hall.

 PAKISTANI
                                   MEHNDI 

Pakistani mehndi designs rank among the world's most famous mehndi designs. This type of henna art is best suited for weddings and festivals as these designs cover the maximum part of the hands and legs; its appearance makes it more attractive for all females.
In this style we could also find a look and a mixture of Indian and Arabic style of henna designs, in other words, the style is best combination of two different arts. Sharp cone and a bold lined cone are also used in this art of mehndi.
Pakistani art of body painting allows us to use almost all types of mehndi available in the market. As we look through its designs the outline is done in Arabic style where BLACK mehndi can be applied. The inside filling is in Indian style, for attraction. And to give unique beauty and to mark it as a Pakistani style, the sparkles or glitters are also added.
This mehndi design is famous for bridal designs. In it, different styles of flowers, curves, leaves, etc are used. What began as a part of Indian tradition, henna design in Pakistan has evolved into an art that is symbolic to their Islamic culture and their way of living. 

               RAJASTHANI MEHNDI


In Rajasthan, mehndi is applied on all occasions, festivals and weddings; especially for weddings it is compulsory that not only the bride but also the groom applies mehndi on his hands. It is their tradition which is followed by centuries.
This type of body painting is world famous for its traditional beauty; the art of their rituals and customs of Marwari caste. When we look through their designs, we get to see the unique presentations of henna, the use of various flowers, leaves, paisley [mango shape] and a strong reflection of the Indian tradition style. The most viewed part and also we can say the signature of Rajasthani and Marwari mehndi designs are the sculpture of bride and groom in almost all of their designs. The best part of Rajasthani design is its "mirror reflecting image" art. In it, both hands and legs are exactly the mirror to one another, which is why it is considered to be a really difficult art form.


Punjabi's are highly populated around the world, especially in Pakistan and India, many people are increasingly experiencing the culture and becoming influenced by it. Punjab is well known for its music, food, poetry and its weddings tradition. Punjabi weddings have many rituals and ceremonies that have evolved since traditional times and mehndi plays a major part in their weddings.
Punjabi mehndi designs stand among the oldest mehndi designs in the nation. In this henna art, the beauty of their culture and tradition are painted on the hands and legs of woman and men. Punjabi's mehndi also mark as a charm and good luck, as it is applied on all auspicious occasions including weddings, festivals like Lori, Karwa Chauth, Diwali, Vaisakhi, etc. For this style, bold mehndi cone is used to create the designs containing different patterns of flowers, leaves, lines and curves.
Punjabi mehndi is quite popular for its dark leaves and usage of dark red colors for both hands and legs. It is also said that, among all types of henna types within India, Punjabi designs are the best; not only for its culturally rich patterns but also when it comes to the mehndi color that gets on the bride's hands and legs.
                                         IRANI MEHNDI DESIGN

This art of body painting is done with the use of sharp cone of mehndi or henna, as the designs are shape lined, extremely fine lines. It uses very tiny and different types of leaves, flowers, the curve that act like the branches of trees are enhancing this unique art form. A lot of times, designers also draw shapes of stars and moons which are quite popular in Iran. And, unlike other types of henna designs, Persian designs don’t cover the entire hand and is not as fine as others.

Punjabi's are highly populated around the world, especially in Pakistan and India, many people are increasingly experiencing the culture and becoming influenced by it. Punjab is well known for its music, food, poetry and its weddings tradition. Punjabi weddings have many rituals and ceremonies that have evolved since traditional times and mehndi plays a major part in their weddings.
Punjabi mehndi designs stand among the oldest mehndi designs in the nation. In this henna art, the beauty of their culture and tradition are painted on the hands and legs of woman and men. Punjabi's mehndi also mark as a charm and good luck, as it is applied on all auspicious occasions including weddings, festivals like Lori, Karwa Chauth, Diwali, Vaisakhi, etc. For this style, bold mehndi cone is used to create the designs containing different patterns of flowers, leaves, lines and curves.


Saturday 29 December 2012

evening gown

  • Prom Ball Gowns

           If you're looking for today's hottest and most stylish prom ball gowns, New York Dress is the place to shop. We carry options from all of your favorite designers, and there's sure to be a look for absolutely anyone. Ball gowns come in a wide array of gorgeous colors, designs, patterns and materials. It's easy to find a ball gown that includes the features that you want. Thanks to our wide selection, it's also simple to find a ball gown that's priced to fit your budget. When you finally step out the door on prom night, you'll be wearing the perfect ball gown

  • Fairytale Style

        Ball gowns are brimming with fairytale style that is sure to put a perfect finishing touch on your important night. Closely fitting bodices with stylish features and thoughtful touches contrast gorgeously with boldly flared, floor-length skirts. Whether you're slow dancing with the guy of your dreams or simply making your way through the room, you'll look utterly lovely in your ball gown. Women of all shapes and sizes look incredible in these types of gowns, so it should come as no surprise that they are hot sellers from one year to the next.

















  • Prom Ball Gowns

           If you're looking for today's hottest and most stylish prom ball gowns, New York Dress is the place to shop. We carry options from all of your favorite designers, and there's sure to be a look for absolutely anyone. Ball gowns come in a wide array of gorgeous colors, designs, patterns and materials. It's easy to find a ball gown that includes the features that you want. Thanks to our wide selection, it's also simple to find a ball gown that's priced to fit your budget. When you finally step out the door on prom night, you'll be wearing the perfect ball gown

  • Fairytale Style

        Ball gowns are brimming with fairytale style that is sure to put a perfect finishing touch on your important night. Closely fitting bodices with stylish features and thoughtful touches contrast gorgeously with boldly flared, floor-length skirts. Whether you're slow dancing with the guy of your dreams or simply making your way through the room, you'll look utterly lovely in your ball gown. Women of all shapes and sizes look incredible in these types of gowns, so it should come as no surprise that they are hot sellers from one year to the next.

MY FAV.DESIGNER RITU KUMAR

Ritu Kumar is synonym of the Indian fashion industry; she created inroads to the world of fashion with her own recipe of blending tradition and modernity to produce the finest example of the work of art. Ritu Kumar was born in Amritsar, Punjab on November 11, 1944 and graduated from the Lady Irwin College, New Delhi in the year 1964, later on she went to Briarcliff College, New York, United States of America in 1966 for higher studies. In the late 60s Ritu Kumar began her venture with a couple of hand block printers and two tablets in a small village near Kolkata, with the passage of time they produced some of the India’s most exquisite garments and accessories in cotton, silk and leather.                                                                                      These ranges embrace beautifully both traditional textile crafts and the lineage of Indian design culture.Ritu has demonstrated quite effectively that hand made products can be even more glamorous than those produced by the machines. Ritu Kumar’s specialty is traditional Indian clothes, that depict heavily the textile and embroidery heritage of India and remains models of their own kind. She has developed different style for European buyers. Her Indo-West fusion wear has all the paraphernalia of block prints, embroidery and craft inputs on a western style. Ritu Kumar presented India’s rich cultural heritage before the whole world in such a way that it would be useful to the Indian craftsmen and the modern customers worldwide simultaneously.

Early life and education

A native of Amritsar, Ritu attended Lady Irwin College, (University of Delhi) in New Delhi, graduating in 1964,[1] and Briarcliff College,New YorkUSA in 1966.[2]

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Career

Kumar has been designing the wardrobes comprising swimweareveningweartraditional Indian wearcasual wear, formal evening gowns; of the three winning Miss Indias, for their participation in International Beauty Pageants (Miss UniverseMiss World and Miss Asia Pacific respectively ). Ritu’s outfits have been patronized by style icons such as late Princess Diana and Jemima Khan.[3]
Kumar co-authored a book “Costumes and Textiles of Royal India” published by Christies in 1999, which chronicles the history of textiles and art design in India.
Kumar has opened a new flagship store in North America in The Mall at Oak Tree in Edison, New Jersey.

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Personal life

Her son Ashvin Kumar is director, whose has made films like Road to Ladakh (2002) and short film Little Terrorist (2004), which was nominated for the 2004 Academy Award for Live Action Short Film,[4] and in which she did the costume design

Fashion designer Ritu Kumar launches store in Surat



Indian fashion icon Ritu Kumar launches a franchisee in Surat, which is a treat for all fashion lovers. Located in the city of Surat in Gujarat, the merchandise on display offers variety and range that has universal appeal.
Ritu Kumar, one of India’s foremost designers is already known to the world for her unique style, reflecting the ancient traditions of Indian craftsmanship in a contemporary vocabulary. 
While Ritu Kumar’s forte lies in traditional Indian clothes that draw heavily on the textile and embroidery heritage of India, she has also evolved another style for the young buyers, a collection that in her words has “redefined traditional handwriting to meet the changing needs of the new generation.
In 2002 Ritu Kumar, joined by her son Amrish, launched a sub brand – Label, Ritu Kumar. This is aimed at the young global Indian woman with a contemporary lifestyle. 
The following collections are available at the store:
Label by Ritu Kumar
The latest collection in the store will be the Autumn Winter 2012 collection. This collection is inspired by a geometric experiment. With elements of phulkari, lego blocks, variety of geometric weaves, unique plastic placements, and of course signature prints, the collection embodies wispy feminine shapes with a touch of modern glamour.
Straight jackets, structured dresses, playful tees in dupion, jersey, denim, silk and cotton fabrics form the core of the collection. The colors are bold ranging from black and silver to bright reds and oranges, to blush pink and mauve, to green and indigo. The prices start at Rs. 1600 and goes upto Rs. 12,000. The majority of the products are between Rs 2000 – Rs 3500.
Ritu Kumar Classic and Contemporary:
Classic caters to a more conservative and mature demographic, whereas contemporary is the younger traditional clothing with more fitted and adventurous styles. RK has a range of pastel summer salwaar sets in cottons and also soothing cotton georgettes. Prices range from Rs 2500 – Rs 10,000.
Ri:
It is the bridal range, which offers the complete bridal trousseau with delicate hand worked salwaars, churidaars, sarees and exotic lehengas in turquoise, red, emerald greens, pinks and other colors. These are embellished pieces from Rs.10, 000 to approximately Rs.100, 000.
Accessories available at the store include silk scarves, stoles, bags, wallets, and purses and beautiful hand embroidered evening bags. 


Grand Finale Designer Ritu Kumar at Banglore Fashion Week Summer Showers 2013








RITU KUMAR COLLECTION