Perfect attire for weddings and festivals: Anarkali continues to rule

Fashion trends change in matters of weeks. Indian fashion sense is not just a elegantly designed feature but it also highlights the tradition of a thousand years of fabric used an the dye work involved in the stitching. While most

people would connect the women in Indian fashion scene with the flowing gorgeous sari, but the designers have taken it upon themselves to change the concept of bringing the other styles into the forefront.

With galactic exhibition of assorted fibres and colours, Indian fashion is fiery with new cutting edge designing and talented designers making their way up the ladder comprising the best of the International artistry. Of all designs, the family of Anarkalki Salwar Kameez is the most popular in the domestic as well as the foreign circuit.

Perfect attire for weddings

Anarkalki Suits: Elegance par Excellence

Intricate hand stitched fabrics threaded with the precision length and width marker, not many designers can boast of sewing perfect attire. The hardest part of being involved with Anarkali is that it is uniquely crafted to fit only one person. Customized to fit the tailored sample. These are just as much personal as the ancestral jeweller set that has been passed on from the mother’s to their daughters.

Dazzle with the embroideryModern day designers have given the traditional concept of one piece Anarkali a nice turn to the idea by fusing the design with Salwar and Kammez version. Usually, most Indians would know that it is a single suit with heavy embroidery and flowing skirt like spread in the bottom. The recent designs

see a similar design with two-piece spread that includes a royal make of kameez or a traditional shirt. The bottom is usually an elongated trouser with waist band called kameez. The whole idea allows a lot more flexibility by coordinating the two pieces and experiment with style and play of colours

Accessorize the attireThe attire is an exclusive formal wear meant for festive occasions and traditional outing. Accessorize the dress with silver necklace and anklets to dabble in total fashion.You may also bring the tattoo art on wrists and foot for more Indian look. The dress will grab extra stars for the way the shoulder edge sits perfectly on the neck cut. Experiment with a deeper crest or a backless Kameez to exude flamboyance and yet not lose touch with the tradition.Seize a pair of Juttis or leather slippers in embroidery and flash the sequin-style hand clutch for a signature trend.

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