Bridal Lehenga Choli Trend

Are you the bride to be? For all the Brides who are going to tie the knot soon and are in the dilemma of choosing their perfect outfit for their big day here are the latest Bridal trends in fashion that will prove to be an aid in your selection. Gone are the days when Sarees were the favorite picks among the brides. Designer Bridal Lehengas are the latest preference be it a fishtail, Kalidar Ghagras, Straight or A-Line Cut Lehenga.

Bollywood plays a vital role in influencing the current trend and fashion especially for the weddings. Brides want to dress up like Aishwarya Rai in Jodha Akbar or wish to have the same white lehenga that Genelia D’Souza wore in her wedding. How can we forget our fashionista Sonam Kapoor who is the trendsetter for the youngsters. Brides loved the designer red and white heavy hand embroidered bridal lehenga that Sonam Kapoor wore at the Delhi Couture Fashion Week. Similarly, the pink and white lehenga which Nargis Fakri has worn at the TOIFA is highly on demand due to its increasing popularity. Fashion Ka Fatka uses enchanting white color silk lehenga with embroidered border and matching net designer long choli with scattered sequins work accompanied with heavy embroidered border to make this famous design. Work of zari, sequins, handwork and the blooming resham embroidery work in a fantastic manner adds to its charm. Mesmeric matching dupatta is stunningly jazzed up with extensive contrast scalloped patch border to complete the look. This luxurious lehenga is specially designed for your special happening.

Wedding is an expensive affair and designer lehengas remain a dream unless you have deep pockets. The good news is that it is now possible to look like a Bollywood diva and shine like a star in your auspicious day. This news gets better when you can afford to have these Bollywood style lehengas within your budget. Fashion Ka Fatka understands your needs and provides you with wide range of designer Bollywood bridal lehenga cholis within your budget. You can customize the style, color, fabric and even the embroidery of your bridal lehenga. The specially trained designers of Fashion Ka Fatka uses pure gently crafted and finest virgin fabrics to give you the look perfect at your special day. Check out these and many more exciting trends for your bridal trousseau only on www.fashionkafatka.com

 

 

 

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TV Soaps Effect on Current Fashion Trends

In India TV soap operas became famous after 2000. Indian soaps became weekly to daily and the word prime time become popular in industry. The main contributor and influential factor was “K” factor. The reason behind Ekta Kapoor’s fame was her choice of the subject. She used to work on family subject because India culture is more or less family centric and all members of the family bound by traditions and festivals.

Since then Indian soaps are family centric and stories are revolving around the certain characters thus these characters are become the part of our life and becomes the symbols of our aspirations thus they are seem our idols and new generation is easily draws to follow them blindly. The most influential factor is cloths that these characters are wearing in daily soaps.

In order to make character more influential soap directors are using various dresses and appearance and these costumes are changing time-to-time with the flow of story. Thus, in K-series fashion designer Nim Sood  is using expensive saris to make her characters glamorous. This thing heavily influenced the bridal fashions and real-life brides are going gaga to incorporate the same appearance in their trousseau. This way Kyunki; Kahaani and Prerna saris become popular throughout the world of Indian origins.

The satin saree and stylish choli of Komolika in Kasauti Zindagii Kay becomes the most copied TV star and it was Urvashi Dholakia. Same the way Balika Vadhu has set new trends in various attires recently. You will find live discussion on the elegant ghagra cholis as well as on the floor-length multi color lehengas embellished with semi-precious gemstones. At the extreme point, we will find the category tag in special sections devoted to ‘serial sarees’

There are many actress who are wearing various designs on different events are ultimately copied by designers and set a new trend in the fashion cloth market like: Shilpa Shetty in London premier peach show, Aishwarya Rai in white Anarkali, and Madhuri Dixit in many events. Many soap operas are shoot out of Mumbai and directors select some particular places like Haryana where Patiala dresses are famous so the local costumes are reach at the rage when such serials shows local culture in details.

Multi color dresses were rare before soaps but now many followers of such soaps are now willingly accept the multi-color Anarkali in the big or small events. Red dresses are vogue in our traditions and now red sarees replaced by red hot Anarkali so many brides are rushing towards the designer Anarkali and demanding the Nargis Fakhri style Anarkali in many shops.

Floor Length Anarkali—Let’s Make It Contemporary

Bollywood actress ranging from new generation to old generation like Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, Sonakshi Sinha, Madhuri Dixit, and Jaya Bachchan prefer one thing that is common for all and is floor-length Anarkali dresses whenever they go for some ethnic do.

Do you know the reason behind this? Most of the actress and high society women prefer floor-length Anarkali as it is hiding problem areas and at same time elevates our best features, perhaps this is the most distinguish characteristic of the floor-length Anarkali.

Wearing Anarkali makes stylish society women sophisticated, elegant and charming. Most of the small screen divas wowing audiences with the flowing Anarkali suits; this makes Anarkali trendier among all age-groups and proves a big obsession on small screen.

That is good for actresses who have a team of professionals to make a dress perfectly suitable for them, but what about the ordinary women? Right for that we have to take care and teamed properly so it won’t look like a tent. If floor-length Anarkali is not fitted well at the bust it won’t heighten your figure.

Same is true when you are going to customize your Anarkali dress some longer than floor-length. Generally at present day fashion designers are not much inventive and doing simple tweaks like either rise or drop the hemline, but don’t make us some outstanding and glamorous.

There are many ways to do that like we can make changes in kalis and neckline as well as repositioning colors. If you westernize Anarkali choosing light western colors and tweaking it to give European feel that can act as a gown too. Ladies of new generation prefer draping and layering with lace and most preferably with light embroidery as most of the young women seeking lighter work and avoid heavy embellishments.

Making floor-length Anarkali more stylish will increase its acceptability and experimenting with different fabrics like kota against georgette and chanderi will offer more flexibility. People like to look their Anarkali dress heavy but don’t like to use heavy material for embroidery so they incline more for lighter version of Japanese yukata, not traditional zardozi.

With floor-length Anarkali we can decorate the festivity we attend using Mughal colors especially gold, deep pink, emerald green and peacock blue. Same the time we can create splash of bright colors like fuchsia, red and purple. If we experimenting with embroidered belts we can make a big comeback.

There are some advises when you wear contemporary floor-length Anarkali that select the color according to your skin where they should harmonize. Same should be applied for silhouettes which should harmonize the body and embellishments the personality.

The Latest Trends in Wedding Apparel—Long Shirt and Flared Style Bridal Lehenga

There are plenty of choices for a bridal dress for an Indian bride. The most traditional one is Saree and at present, it is exclusively used in central and southern parts of the Indian subcontinent. For northern, mainly Punjabi and Muslim brides Salwar Kameez and its derivatives like Anarkali. Now, modern day brides are taking some more freeways to express their sensations on the D-day by wearing bridal lehenga, bridal gowns or chaniya choli or lehenga choli.

 Among these bridal lehenga with long shirt and flared style apparel is making some sense if you wish to go some leeway. Long shirt preserve your traditional look and offers you more space for rich embellishments. Thus, you can make your bridal dress more adorable using most possible modern elements of embroidery like usage of silver or golden threads in all designing. Judicious use of precious stones, crystals and sequins can decorate you D-day attire in amazing ways.

In modern fashions the components of lehenga (skirt), Choli (blouse, shirt) and dupatta (chunni or stole) are modify many ways by eminent designers and presented on big screens or small screens. Thus, they have created some distinct waves of new fashions among the new generations. The major prevailing styles are skirt- fish cut, straight cut, A-line cut and flares. However, selection of appropriate style is base on the outfit of the bride, her personality and choices, but flared lehenga has lot of pleats around the waist so looks somewhat heavy and elegant for such big occasion when bride is expect to attract the all eyes towards her at first glance.

In earlier days when lehenga were, being started to consider as bridal dress most designers were using satin widely due to its flowing texture and rich feel. Later on tissue came on the surface to give a royal appearance. At present day’s girls are choosing crepe and georgette along with net. Heavy embellishment particularly embroidery is taking leading role to make bridal apparel luxurious and you can find this true in case of designer lehenga. Here pure Chiffon is heavily loaded with rich embroidery and other embellishments on all components of the suit.

In olden, but golden days, brides didn’t have any choice of the color other than Red and red bridal lehenga also ruling over the modern fashion design trends like this traditional lehenga. With the pace of time, girls have some free reign to make their own selections so they mostly opt for golden, copper, maroon, yellow, pink, brown and tints of green like mehendi green. Not only single colors are popular, but also dual colors like red and yellow, green and red, yellow and pink, etc. are setting modern brides a bit apart from the traditional ones.

The most admirable variants of lehenga are lancha and sharara. Both are akin to the long shirt and flared lehenga so such selections are not kooky ideas at all.