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siren-ej-exe · 2 years

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Mods: The Progressives

Background on the 1960′s fashion world:

When you think of the 1960′s you most likely think of the fashion associated with Mods like shift dresses, mini skirts or go go boots as well as fashion icons like Twiggy, Jane Birkin or Nancy Sinatra. Between the 1950′s and 1960′s there was a transition in fashion as in the 50′s fashion was focused on French designers and was controlled around the wealthy elite. But with the new decade there was the creation of youth fashion where designers focused more on what young people were wearing. The cycle of fashion changed. It went from designers being copied by retailers to sell to consumers but they were taking inspiration from people on the streets and basing their design off of them. We also saw a shift in fashion capitals, London was fashions new muse, in particular Carnaby Street and in the Soho area in general.

Notable designers of the decade would be Mary Quant, Ossie Clark, Paco Rabanne, YSL, Givenchy and Andre Courreges to name just a few. Designers worked with man made materials to create their clothes and experimented with synthetics such as PVC and Polyester. Boutiques were made popular by Mary Quant setting up her first boutique in 1955. This was so that customers could combine items whilst still being accessible in urban environments like London.

Their seems to be a debate on who first created the mini skirt between Mary Quant and Andre Courreges when I was researching but some come to the conclusion that Andre created it whilst Quant popularised it. Breakfast at Tiffany’s was known for the black dress designed by Givenchy and created what we now know as “The Little Black Dress.” Now the most popular 60′s icons would be twiggy, Audrey Hepburn, Jean Shrimpton and Peggy Moffitt. However, people fail to mention Donyale Luna in that list, even though her impact has been important to the culture we know today. She was the first black women to appear on the cover of British Vogue and coined the first black supermodel. She also was reported as Andy Warhol’s and Salvador Dali’s muse. I recommend looking into her story.

Mods in the 1960′s:

Mods derived from the word modernists were teenagers from the baby boomer generation who’s families had benefited from the economic boom after WW2 in Britain. It was also a way to escape from the political issues that were going on at the time as they were seen as “adult problems” as it is reflected in the emphasis on being or dressing childlike as a divergence from adults. There were 3 stages of 60′s fashion. The early 60′s was the introduction of the ‘new look’ showing the new boxy silhouette that contrasts with the hourglass body type of the 50′s. Then there was the mid 60′s when the mini skirt and shift dress is introduced. In the late 60′s garments were more flowy, often associated with the hippies movement. This style was also influenced by south Asian clothing with pieces such as the Afghan coat coming from it as well as many patterns inspired from Indian clothing.

Bands like The Who, The Beatles and The Small Faces were influenced by this style as The Beatles were known for wearing skinny ties which were popular at the time. They were commonly associated with vespas as they were sleek and clean but also fast. A lot of teenagers preferred to go to coffee shops that opened late or jazz clubs. The style had evolved from their ancestors of the Teddy boys and ‘50s Betniks. Men’s style was influenced by suits from the Edwardian era as well as those of the French and Italian kind which were sharp and tailored. They also wore turtle necks and heavy jackets to survive UK winters. The women also wore clean lines and bright colours and controversial above the knee hemlines (Knees! How scandalous, How horrifying!) At the time they were seen as progressive which on reflection can seem quiet shocking for how far we have come today, even though today is far from perfect. The style to some extent was seen as quiet androgynous with women adopting short hair styles and were becoming more independent as the second wave of feminism influenced ideas of women in the 1960′s as women believed that they should build a life outside of the home. This style was quiet popular to say it was a subculture but it did also clash with the equally popular rocker crowd of the time in England.

When writing this I thought back to trends have realised that the 60′s in fashion has forever impacted culture but the mods can still be seen today in terms of trends with bright pastel colours and mini skirts being a forever staple. Although now I believe that there has grown to be subcultures but also an emphasis on personal style. There are so many icons from this decade that I wish I could all mention and explore. Not only in fashion but in music as well.

Hey guys, sorry it’s been a while, been focusing on school. I hope you are all doing well. Thank you for the love on my last post, I really appreciate it!!! Hopefully I will post more soon.

Lots of Love,

~Siren~ <3

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lavishy · 3 months

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Unique, Beautiful & Affordable Designer Filigree Earrings

Are you ready to add a touch of whimsy & elegance to your boutique or gift shop? At LAVISHY, we've got just the perfect unique, beautiful & affordable designer filligree earrings for your store & customers!

In 2001, after LAVISHY was found, we were looking for inspirations to develop a exceptional & exquisite fashion jewelry collection that will help retailers stand out & enjoy fast sell through & more than average profit margin, while watching a Bollywood movie & amazed by the dazzling actress swirls & twirls, adorned with lovely, mesmerizing filigree earring, these images were ignited a spark in our designer's mind – why not craft lightweight yet intricate earrings that let fashionistas everywhere shine without any discomfort? And so, in 2003, the delightful Funkii collection came to life!

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Whether you're seeking that perfect addition for your jewelry collection to enhance your style & charm, or a thoughtful gift for your family or friends that you love, LAVISHY's online boutique is your haven. Embark on a journey through our enchanting offerings & bring a touch of elegance to your life & look at LAVISHY Boutique.

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bridallehengas · 8 months

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Unveiling Bridal Lehengas that Reflect Your Unique Style

Introduction:

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Q3: Do you offer customization options for Bridal Lehengas?

Ans: Yes, we understand that every bride is unique, and we offer customization options to tailor your Bridal Lehenga to your specific preferences and measurements.

Q4: What is the average delivery time for international orders?

Ans: International orders typically take between 2–4 weeks for delivery, depending on the destination and shipping method selected.

Q5: How do I care for my Bridal Lehenga to ensure it stays in pristine condition?

Ans: We recommend dry cleaning your Bridal Lehenga after the wedding and storing it in a breathable garment bag to prevent any damage or discoloration over time.

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Crimson Red Gota Embroidered Gajji Silk Bridal Lehenga with Bandhani Printed Dupatta.

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Your wedding day is a celebration of love, tradition, and personal style, and your bridal attire should reflect just that. With our handpicked selection of Exclusive Bridal Lehengas, you can embark on your journey to marital bliss with confidence and grace. Whether you’re saying “I do” in Australia, the UK, or beyond, let our exquisite collection of Bridal Lehengas be the perfect companion on your special day.

Happy Shopping From Samyakk.com

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exclusivebridallehenga · 8 months

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Love, Laughter, and Lehenga Magic: Unveiling Your Dream Bridal Look

Are you gearing up for your big day and searching for that perfect Exclusive Bridal Lehenga to adorn? Look no further! In this comprehensive guide, we’ll delve into everything you need to know about Bridal Lehengas – from their origin to the latest trends sweeping the Bridal Lehenga India market. Whether you’re in the bustling streets of India, the serene landscapes of Australia, or the charming locales of the UK, we’ve got you covered with our handpicked selection of Wedding Lehengas and Party Wear Lehengas. Let’s dive in!

Bridal Lehengas: A Timeless Tradition

The Allure of Exclusive Bridal Lehengas

A Global Affair: Bridal Lehengas Worldwide

Exclusive Bridal Lehengas in the United Kingdom

Discover the Charm of Exclusive Bridal Lehenga United Kingdom

Make a Statement with Crop Top Lehenga UK

Embrace Tradition with Lehenga Bridal UK

Convenience Meets Elegance: Lehenga Online UK

The Perfect Ensemble: Pairing Crop Top Lehengas with Elegance

Unlocking the Essence of Lehenga Design

Embrace Tradition with Bridal Lehenga Choli

Lehengas: Where Tradition Meets Modernity

Experience the Convenience of Lehenga Online Shopping

FAQs: Your Burning Questions Answered

Q1. What makes Exclusive Bridal Lehengas stand out from the rest?

Ans: Exclusive Bridal Lehengas are crafted with meticulous attention to detail, using the finest fabrics and embellishments to ensure a truly luxurious experience for the bride.

Q2. Are Crop Top Lehengas suitable for traditional weddings?

Ans: Absolutely! Crop Top Lehengas offer a modern twist on traditional attire, making them perfect for brides who want to add a contemporary touch to their wedding ensemble.

Q3. Do you offer customization options for Bridal Lehengas?

Ans: Yes, we understand that every bride is unique, and we offer customization options to tailor your Bridal Lehenga to your specific preferences and measurements.

Q4. What is the average delivery time for international orders?

Ans: International orders typically take between 2-4 weeks for delivery, depending on the destination and shipping method selected.

Q5. How do I care for my Bridal Lehenga to ensure it stays in pristine condition?

Ans: We recommend dry cleaning your Bridal Lehenga after the wedding and storing it in a breathable garment bag to prevent any damage or discoloration over time.

The Ultimate Destination for Online Lehenga Shopping

Dive into the World of Exquisite Lehengas

Conclusion: Embrace Elegance with Exclusive Bridal Lehengas

Happy Shopping From Samyakk.com

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fuzerental · 8 months

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Top 10 Indian Clothing Stores for Women in London

London, a city known for its diverse cultural tapestry, is home to a vibrant array of Indian clothing stores catering to the discerning tastes of women. Discover exquisite bridal wear, beaded dresses, and a kaleidoscope of traditional outfits at these top 10 Indian clothing boutiques in London.

Raishma

Location: 73 York St, London W1H 1QE, UK

Website: raishma.co.uk

Specialties: Raishma is your go-to destination for bridal wear, featuring intricately designed outfits, beaded dresses, and printed ensembles.

Studio by TCS

Location: 1000 Great West Rd, London TW8 9HH, United Kingdom

Website: studiobytcs.com

Highlights: Immerse yourself in the world of beautiful fabrics, exquisite embroideries, and flattering cuts from renowned Pakistani designers. Studio by TCS offers an extensive range, including women's wear , men's wear, and accessories such as wedding accessories, clutches, bags, jewelry, and shoes.

Fuze RentalsLocation: 17 Hardwicks Square, London SW18 4AG, United KingdomWebsite: https://fuzerentals.comCollection: Offers a diverse range of rental options for bridal attire. Explore our extensive collection, featuring lehengas, sarees, gowns, anarkalis, sharara suits, kurta sets, and contemporary ensembles. Visit our website at [fuzerentals.com](https://fuzerentals.com) for more details

StopnBuy.co.uk: (Indian Saree, Pakistani Suit)

Location: 18 John Barnes Walk, London E15 4SX, United Kingdom

Website: stopnbuy.co.uk

Collection: Unveil the charm of Pakistani bridalwear lehengas , traditional wear sarees perfect for indian wedding, and a wide variety of Pakistani suits for all occasions.

Variety Silk House

Location: 150-152 Ealing Rd, Wembley HA0 4PY, United Kingdom

Website: varietysilkhouse.com

Assortment: From saree, anarkali, lenghas, kurtas, gown, blouses to accessories and fabrics, Variety Silk House is a treasure trove catering to diverse fashion preferences for women.

Geetanjali

Location: 166 Ealing Rd, Wembley HA0 4QD, United Kingdom

Website: geetanjali.uk

Collection: Geetanjali offers a wide spectrum, from casual and party wear suits to embroidered suits, printed suits, long dresses, anarkali suit, and an extensive range of sarees, including printed sarees, plain sarees, silk sarees and cotton sarees . The store also caters to men's and kids' fashion.

My Trousseau

Location: 1 St John's Wood Terrace, London NW8 6JJ, United Kingdom

Website: mytrousseau.co.uk

Specialization: A luxury bridal design house, My Trousseau specializes in bespoke Indo Western bridal wear, modern Indian wedding dress, and contemporary bridal wedding lehengas

Pernia's Pop-Up Shop

Location: 11 Grosvenor St, London W1K 4QB, United Kingdom

Website: perniaspopupshop.com

Designer Haven: Pernia’s Pop-Up Studio is a leading one-stop-shop for top Indian designers like Ritu Kumar, Seema Gujral, Tarun Tahiliani, Dolly J, offering lehengas, anarkali suits, fusion wear, jewelry, accessories, and even men's and kids' wear.

Bollywood Borrowed

Location: APPOINTMENT ONLY: 70 Hebdon Rd, London SW17 7NN, United Kingdom

Website: bollywoodborrowed.com

Diverse Collection: Bollywood Borrowed brings you an array of dresses for women, including sarees, lehengas, anarkali tunics, and fusion wear.

Anjla Saris

Location: Unit 2, East Shopping Centre, 232-236 Green St, London E7 8LE, United Kingdom

Website: anjlasaris.com

Luxury Sarees: With the largest selection of luxury sarees, Anjla Saris boasts over 1000 unique designs, including Banarasi silk, chiffon, diamante, georgette, silk linen, signature, tissue silk, munga, and satin silk

Rangoli

Location: 142 Ealing Rd, Wembley HA0 4PY, United Kingdom

Website: rangolilondon.com

Bridal Extravaganza: Rangoli is a haven for all types of bridal lehengas, wedding saree, menswear, and an impressive jewelry collection, primarily focusing on sarees suitable for all wedding occasions.

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rania-zara · 1 year

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Exploring the Elegance of Lehenga and Farshi Lehenga Bridals: Featuring Rania Zara UK

The traditional attire of Indian weddings is a colorful and intricate reflection of the country’s diverse culture. Among the myriad options for bridal wear, lehengas hold a special place. These beautiful ensembles embody grace, tradition, and timeless style.

Lehenga: A Timeless Bridal Ensemble

Features of a Lehenga:

Flared Skirt: The lehenga skirt is typically flared and voluminous, creating a beautiful silhouette.

Choli: The blouse that accompanies the lehenga can be short or long-sleeved, and it’s usually fitted to accentuate the wearer’s figure.

Dupatta: The dupatta is a flowing scarf that can be draped in various ways, adding an element of grace to the ensemble.

Farshi Lehenga Bridals: Regal Elegance

Farshi Lehenga is a variation of the traditional lehenga, characterized by an exceptionally long and flared skirt that touches the floor, resembling a regal train. This unique style adds a touch of grandeur to the bride’s overall look, making it a perfect choice for brides who want to make a statement on their big day.

Key Features of Farshi Lehenga Bridals:

Long Train: The most distinctive feature of a farshi lehenga is its long train, which creates a majestic and awe-inspiring effect.

Rich Fabrics: Farshi lehengas are crafted from sumptuous fabrics that exude luxury and elegance.

Intricate Work: Elaborate embroidery, zari work, and sequin detailing are common on farshi lehengas, adding to their opulence.

Rania Zara UK: Elevating Bridal Fashion

Rania Zara UK is a renowned bridal wear designer and boutique specializing in exquisite lehengas and farshi lehenga bridal outfits. With a commitment to delivering unparalleled craftsmanship and attention to detail.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1: Are lehengas only worn by brides?

A1: No, lehengas are not exclusively for brides. They are a popular choice for women attending weddings, festivals, and special occasions.

Q2: Can farshi lehengas be customized?

A2: Yes, many designers and boutiques offer customization options but Rania Zara UK is the best, allowing brides to tailor their farshi lehenga according to their preferences.

Q3: What is the price range for a farshi lehenga bridal outfit?

A3: The price of a farshi lehenga can vary widely based on factors like the designer, fabric, and intricacy of the work. Prices can range from moderate to high-end, depending on your choice.

Q4: Can I wear a farshi lehenga for a destination wedding?

A4: Absolutely! Farshi lehengas are versatile and can be adapted to suit various wedding settings, including destination weddings.

Q5: How early should I start shopping for my bridal outfit?

Conclusion

In conclusion, lehengas and farshi lehenga bridal outfits continue to be symbols of timeless beauty and tradition in Indian weddings. Rania Zara UK, with its commitment to quality and design, stands as a beacon of excellence in the world of bridal fashion.

Whether you choose a classic lehenga or a majestic farshi lehenga, these outfits are sure to make you feel like a queen on your special day.

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sonascouture · 1 year

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Finding the Perfect Indian Bridal Wear: UK Shopping Tips

Finding the ideal bridal clothing is a vital aspect of your wedding preparations if you're an Indian bride-to-be in the UK. One of the most important days of your life is your wedding, and you want to look great in a gown that honors both your cultural background and sense of style. We'll walk you through the process of choosing the perfect Indian bridal wear in UK in our in-depth guide, ensuring that you stand out on your special day.

Understanding the Variety of Indian Bridal Wear

Indian bridal attire is incredibly diverse, artistic, and steeped in history. It's important to comprehend the several forms of bridal clothing available before starting your purchasing spree:

Saree: The saree is a long garment that is delicately draped around the body. It is a traditional and timeless option. It is available in a variety of materials, hues, and patterns, each of which represents a distinct area of India.

Lehenga Choli: A lehenga choli is a long skirt, fitted top, and dupatta (scarf). This costume offers room for accessories and creative ingenuity.

Anarkali suit: is a blend of classic and modern fashions and is distinguished by its flowing silhouette and regal aspect.

Sharara and Gharara: These traditional ensembles consist of a short kurta, a dupatta, and either wide-legged pants (sharara) or a skirt with ruffles (gharara).

Indo-Western Gowns: For a fresh take, Indo-Western gowns combine Indian design elements with Western silhouettes, making them ideal for a distinctive appearance.

Researching Bridal Boutiques and Designers

It's time to look into bridal Indian designer wear uk stores now that you are aware of the different styles of Indian wedding attire that are offered. Search for Indian bridal dress shops with a solid reputation for quality and authenticity. To determine their authenticity, read internet testimonials and reviews.

Setting Your Budget

Wedding expenses can add up quickly, so it's essential to set a budget for your bridal wear. While you may have your heart set on a particular designer or style, there are options available at various price points. Be mindful of alterations and accessories, as they can contribute to the overall cost.

Booking Appointments

Once you've narrowed down your options, book appointments with the bridal boutiques or designers you want to visit. Booking appointments ensures personalized attention and assistance from the store staff, allowing you to explore the collections thoroughly.

Bringing Your Support Squad

Shopping for bridal wear is a memorable experience, and having your close friends or family members with you can make it even more special. Choose a few trusted individuals whose opinions you value and who understand your style preferences.

Trying Out Different Styles

Even if you have a particular style in mind, be open to trying out different options. Bridal wear looks different on the hanger than it does on the body, so give various styles a chance to see what flatters your figure and complements your personality.

Finding the Perfect Fit

The fit of your bridal wear is of utmost importance. Make sure to get precise measurements and discuss any necessary alterations with the boutique or designer. A well-fitted outfit will make you feel confident and comfortable throughout your wedding day.

Paying Attention to Fabrics and Embellishments

Pay close attention to the fabrics and embellishments of the bridal wear. Quality fabrics not only look better but also feel more comfortable. Similarly, intricate embellishments add a touch of elegance, so choose wisely.

Timeless vs. Trendy Choices

While it's tempting to go for the latest trends, remember that your wedding photos will last a lifetime. Opting for timeless designs ensures that your bridal wear remains beautiful and relevant even after many years.

Trusting Your Instincts

In the end, trust your instincts and choose the bridal wear that speaks to your heart. When you put on the perfect outfit, you'll know it's the one. Your wedding day is about feeling confident, radiant, and true to yourself.

Conclusion

Finding the perfect Indian bridal wear in the UK is an exciting and personal journey. With an understanding of the various styles available, thorough research, a well-planned budget, and the support of your loved ones, you can confidently choose the outfit that will make you shine on your special day. Remember, it's not just about the dress; it's about the joy, love, and celebration that surround your wedding day. Embrace the experience, and you'll find the bridal wear that captures the essence of your unique love story and cultural heritage. Happy shopping!

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Samyakk is a niche boutique for all your Indian ethnic clothing. We offer you a complete range of apparel ranging from traditional designs to even modern contemporary. Our exquisite range for you is designed and inspired by our strong sense of Indian culture and values.Samyakk offers a range of Fabulous Sarees, Lehengas and Salwar Suits for the quintessential women.Samyakk also offers a range of Elegant Sherwani’s, Suits and Indo-Western Wear for men as well that spans from traditional to neo cultural designs.

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We sell a large range of Indian Clothing For Women Like Lenghas, Sharara Suits. Gharara Suits, Pyjami Suits, Salwar Suits, Trouser Suits, Gowns, Readymade Blouses, Sarees And Jewellery.

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Dress How You Want To Be Addressed

To enable Indian women to make a statement instantly, modest cuts, delicate embellishments, and handcrafting were used to reinvent the cultural character of India. She is none other than NITYA BAJAJ, one of India's most prominent and vibrant young fashion icons and a very accomplished fashion designer. The upscale evening dress line is created by an Indian designer.

Nitya Bajaj: The Person

She was raised in New Delhi, where she was born, and received a top-notch convent education. Due to her highly educated parents and her family's background in tourism, Nitya was exposed to Indian arts, history, and culture from an early age.

She has always been passionate about the arts and painting, and she excelled in this subject in school. She excelled in national and international painting competitions, bringing several honours to her school. Nitya became interested in fashion as a result of her early love of trimming her grandma's sarees and her propensity for creative design.

After graduating from the National Institute of Fashion Technology in 2008, Nitya had a revelation that inspired her to forgo traditional fashion design in favour of exploring evening wear in a fresh way using handcrafted craftsmanship.

After graduating, Nitya Bajaj went on to participate in the reality competition "Lets Design," where contestants battled it out to design the greatest outfits with the fewest materials and the shortest period of time. She never looked back after that.

Prior to setting up Label Designer Nitya Bajaj completed an internship at Orient Craft, a renowned export business, where she created knitwear for companies including Zara, Next, and Abercrombie & Fitch. She also handled the creative style and brand aesthetics for the multi-designer boutique Kimaya in New Delhi. Nitya was inspired by her love of fashion and gained experience working with designers like Pam Mehta, Ankur and Priyanka Modi, and Prashant Verma.

Nitya had a significant year in 2008. She was selected as one of the winners of Wills Lifestyle's "The Debut," a programme that aimed to inspire fashion students by honouring and rewarding exceptional ability. She then started her entrepreneurial adventure after being inspired to create her own brand.

Nitya Bajaj: The Brand

2011, the birth of the brand NITYA BAJAJ, which specialises in luxurious traditional and modern Indian evening clothing as well as striking neckpieces. The brand's development of classy, feminine clothing embraces womanhood.

The designer label depicts the many, multidimensional lifestyles of modern women who value elegant, pricey, and enduring works of art as apparel. Each individually created item by Label Nitya Bajaj is a beautiful representation of uniqueness. Ethereal luxury is associated with the brand.

The brand takes pride in its fine craftsmanship, attention to detail, and its iconic line of western gowns, dresses, and skirts that have gained international acclaim while retaining their fundamentally Indian aesthetic.

The first foreign buyer for the Nitya Bajaj label came from Libya in 2008, and purchases from New Zealand, Australia, and the UK soon followed.

After winning a special mention prize in the Swarovski Jewelry Design Competition in 2011, the NITYA BAJAJ label debuted a line of evening wear with crystallised accents at the EPCH Jewelry Expo. Following two seasons in Pune fashion weeks in 2012 and 2013 and Rajasthan fashion week in 2013, the brand debuted their first Summer resort collection at Lakme Fashion Week in 2012.

The brand has done it all, from producing a special resort-wear and neckwear line for the Kingfisher Calendar Hunt 2013 competitors to private previews with companies like Shri Raj Mahal Jewellers, Nomarks, and VLCC.

Additionally, the designer has worked with well-known companies to create exclusive, limited edition pieces for them, including Swarovski, La Bante, and Johnny Rocket.

All of this has contributed to the brand's enormous level of global awareness, and it is now housed in a number of multi-brand boutiques in India, Indonesia, London, and Dubai.

Nitya Bajaj, a designer, is a proponent of humanitarian work. Label Nitya Bajaj believes that it's important to give back to the community as part of their social responsibility and donates a portion of their sales to charity.

The company backs "Joining Hands," a Mamta Charitable Foundation that tackles Indian poverty by giving free food to the poor. In addition, Label Nitya Bajaj collaborates with Nirmal Seva, Arya Boys Gurukul, and Arya Kanya Gurukul to assist education in India by giving free education and other amenities to underprivileged Indian children.

Nitya is a one-man army, thus her best asset is her confidence. A dedicated staff that functions more like a family supports that.

The constantly fashionable Nitya is always interested in learning about new trends, predictions, designers, and their collections around the globe.

She is adamant that learning happens every day. Her love of learning and willingness to accept information from anyone and everywhere keeps her current.

Nitya regards fashion as a personal trait that distinguishes an individual, and she holds international designers Giambattista Valli and Elie Saab in high regard for their sense of style.

NITYA BAJAJ is dazzled with her intricate details and its strong sense of beauty. Besides an illustrious list of Indian actresses like Sonam Kapoor, Parineeti Chopra, Gauhar Khan, Jacqueline Fernandez, Minissha Lamba, Prachi Desai, Sonal Chauhan, Vidya Malvade, Riya Sen, Raima sen, Kalki Koechlin, Shibani Dhandekar, Payal Rohatgi, Kanishtha Dhankar, Mallika Haydon, Sonakshi Sinha, Nimrat Kaur, Neha Dhupia, Mugdha Godse, Huma Qureshi, Tara Sharma and Karishma Tanna to name a few; the brand has been encouraged by Fashion magazines like Vogue, Harpers Bazaar, Elle, Cosmopolitan, Marie Claire, Femina, Hello, Hi Blitz and Stardust.

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Let’s Talk About The Abomination of wardrobes of the Patil Twins in Yule Balls: 15 years later

So we all know how the beauty of Parvati and Padma Patil were done injustice by the film’s costume designers in the fourth movie? yes. As the Pandemic hits and we are all sitting within quarantine with ample amount of time to ponder over the potter mania, I decided to write something on it.

We all know the exchange rate of Wizarding and Muggle Currency are very High, (1 galleon is $25), and Hogwarts’ tuitions and school supplies don’t come cheap. And when it comes to the Patil Twins, I don’t know all about you but they do not feel or sound like they are typical middle class Indian immigrant UK residents. Indians have a lot of respect for education and they are usually prepared to even sell their land and house. The situation in upper class Indians, especially living in European countries are changing, meaning Girls and Boys get equal treatment and parents. compared to mainland Indian Parents, they are quite liberal. Assuming that Patil Twins aren’t muggleborn and one of their parents work in Ministry (or Indian representative as Wizarding Embassy, who knows) would be loaded, and thus could afford their daughters to send to Europe’s most prestigious magical school.

But wait, the letters arrive at their fourth year, where it was mentioned dress robes were required for some school event. Do you know how excited their mother would be? she will be eclectic to take them to shopping, not Diagon Alley, because there is not enough option there to choose from her taste or liking, but into some High Street fashion houses or boutiques with exclusive Indian names. That woman has some great eyes when it comes to fabric: Raw silk from South Indian satiny finished silk, thin papery organza with subtle golden motif to thick heavy intricate Varanasi silk... she saw them all. They both cringed and probably said “Mummy, you are not shopping for our wedding, c’mon we don’t want to look weird with those stuff”. Her mother would not listen to a word they are saying. She would put the twins in Saree, in Ghagra, Lehenga, sharara, Churidar and everything she can lay her hands on because it was finally the time to show the world how truly unique they are, but her girls were bend upon the gowns, “like the normal girls”

But she can’t blame them. In a country full of White people, their skin, their way of dressing, talking and looks had got some attentions. Things weren’t easy when she came in UK, marrying the girls’ father; although the things aren’t as horrifying now, but the girls still get some overenthusiastic, well-intended but offensive attention. No wonder they want to blend in.

Disheartened her mother returns home, perhaps recalling the days when she used to wear her Indian garments in her homeland, without getting the weird glances, or dancing in some Cousin’s Sangeet in her latest styled lehenga with her mother’s earnings or that ruby-crusted bracelets that her mother got from her Maika (father’s home). She felt really sad and decided to get something nice and modest gowns from the store to satisfy her daughters. But her daughters were not stupid, they understood that what this event means to their mother. For once in their life, they decided that their mother should choose the outfits. With her happiness regained, their mother got them a “Rani coloured lehenga” and a “Firozi coloured sharara” for them to wear; because they are “not very weird” and “they almost look like gowns when worn”. She even got out the ruby-crusted bracelets that she got in her wedding from her own mother and split it between the sisters to wear. For the first time, she felt it was her responsibility to present her daughters as a part of a culture that is in danger to be overshadowed in a foreign land.

And thus, the model Minority of Britain and that of British Wizarding world showed the Entire European Wizarding continent what a Regal Presence they can be:

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Check out breathtaking examples of adaptive reuse in five Indian cities - art and culture

When a structure is saved, it can transform a neighbourhood. That’s the principle of adaptive reuse — that when you restore a crumbling building, turn the insides into something completely different and make it relevant again, you shine a light on the space, the area, and its history.We haven’t got that far yet. In Kolkata, a 93-year-old residence is now a boutique bed-and-breakfast, but all around it are crumbling historic homes.In Delhi, the rooftop Walled City Café overlooks a crumbling and neglected Shahjahanabad. In Mumbai, a once-iconic mill now hosts yuppie beer-guzzlers and theatre lovers, but most of the mills in the city stand forlorn.Still, it’s a start. “Adaptive reuse projects become an example for others to emulate,” says conservation architect Kirtida Unwalla. In south Mumbai’s Kala Ghoda art district, she points out, what started as isolated incidences of heritage reuse have turned into a flood of cafés, restaurants, retail stores and art spaces housed in bits of history.Unwalla helmed one such transformation — when the high-street brand Zara moved into the five-storey, 110-year old Ismail Building that now lights up the street it’s on.

The entrance to The Walled City Cafe, situated in a 200-year-old haveli in Old Delhi. The principle of adaptive reuse is that when you restore a crumbling building, turn the insides into something completely different and make it relevant again, you shine a light on the space, the area, and its history. ( Sanchit Khanna / HT Photo ) “The new spaces coming up in heritage structures has really changed the area, making it livelier and more visited,” she says.Some of the earliest examples of adaptive reuse in India involved the palaces of Rajasthan. The 15th-century Neemrana Fort was once of the first; it was converted into a luxury hotel in 1991. Other examples include the 18th-century Lake Palace in Udaipur and the 19th-century Falaknuma palace in Hyderabad, both now ultra-high-end hotels.In the cities, the practice is still fairly new. But it’s happening.A decrepit 90-year-old four-storey house in Kolkata was recently in the spotlight after its owner put it up for sale, but only to buyers who committed to not tearing it down.“The enhanced value of a restored and adapted structure is yet to be fully appreciated in India, as it is in the UK, Europe and even the US,” Unwalla says.

Built as an orphanage in 1876, this Bengaluru building now houses the boutique store Cinnamon. ‘We picked the space because restoring it would be a way to remember Bangalore as it was,’ says owner of the brand Radhika Poddar.Money is a key factor, of course. Restoration, renovation and maintenance are significantly more expensive for old structures that typically need specific types of wood, roofing and tile, and need near-constant attention. The new tenants then take longer to turn profitable or make back their investment.“Big investments in restoration also often mean that the demography of a place changes,” says conservation architect Aishwarya Tipnis. “To make up for the money put in, if one runs a café, it has be a high-end one. This leads to more such places in the area, often changing a middle-class neighbourhood into a gentrified one. So one needs to ask what we are preserving,” she says.It doesn’t help that the government offers virtually no incentives, instead turning red tape into another deterrent.As Tipnis puts it: “We could’t really have a gallery like London’s Tate Modern or Paris’s Musee d’Orsay because the flexibility of using an abandoned power station or railway station for something so different simply does not exist here.”Delhi: Coffee, literature, history...On the first floor of a 200-year-old old haveli in Old Delhi, is a café that looks out over the Jama Masjid and the sprawl of Shahjahanabad.

Chandni Chowk’s Haveli Dharampura was restored by BJP MP Vijay Goel, a heritage enthusiast and activist. It is now a luxury heritage hotel and offers kathak and classical music performances. ( Sanchit Khanna / HT Photo ) “The house belongs to my sister-in-law, Zeenat Shafi, and was practically abandoned for over 12 years, after she moved to Canada,” says Sheeba Aslam Fehmi, who lives next door and is food curator for the Walled City Café. “By 2016, it was in such bad shape, it needed urgent repairs. When we were halfway through we realised that this nice open space on the first level would be a good place for people to meet, hangout and eat. It reminded us of the beautiful cafés of Istanbul.”The building had what she calls an ‘Anglo-Muslim’ ambience, with fireplaces, chimneys and a courtyard. It is now a popular venue, especially for literary and cultural events.Not far from WCC, is the splendid Haveli Dharampura — a grand home from 1887, with intact marble jaalis and wide courtyard, now a luxury hotel. It’s owned by the BJP MP Vijay Goel, a heritage enthusiast and activist. “The idea was to restore a part of it as a museum to set an example for others to emulate,” says his daughter, Vidyun, who handles marketing for the space.Once restoration began, the spacious rooms and corridors seemed perfect for a hotel. Work that was planned for six months went on for over six years; the hotel opened its doors in 2016. In addition to rooms and dining, it offers Kathak and classical music performances. “Turning it into a hotel has really helped with funding of the upkeep of a structure like this,” says Vidyun.Kolkata: Check in, check it outThis building was saved as a result of another interesting urban heritage phenomenon — the heritage walk.

The Calcutta Bungalow is a heritage bed-and-breakfast in a restored 1920s residence. This part of the city has several such once-splendid, crumbling structures. ( Samir Jana / HT Photo ) The founders of Calcutta Walks came upon it while researching a new walk around Radha Kanta Jew Street. “There it stood, with its green lattice shutters, arched windows and generous wide balconies,” says Anirban Dutta. “We keep coming across such buildings on our walks around the city, and most of them are in a shambles. We decided to do something about this one because it had so much potential — the ornate facade, wide road in front, relaxed and friendly neighbourhood.” The plan was to turn it into a bed-and-breakfast, “because, you know, we’re already in touch with tourists all the time”.The 90-year-old structure needed much more work than they anticipated. “It was hard to raise the funds,” he says. The restoration took two years, with artisans coming in from Murshidabad to work with chuna-surkhi or lime concrete. The place opened to guests in May 2018. It will take at least until 2023 to break even, Dutta estimates. “But we hope more people will see that it is possible to work on these beautiful buildings and not tear them down.”Goa: Beer at a millThis was a project that began with architect and heritage conservationist Raya Shankwalker deciding he wanted to find an old structure and make it an example of adaptive reuse.

The Rice Mill Cafe, in an adapted rice mill in Morjim, Goa, wears a distressed look to retain a sense of what it was — as well as keep costs down. ‘In a lot of such projects, people go overboard with the spending, and then it becomes very difficult to make the venture profitable,’ says owner, architect and heritage conservationist Raya Shankwalker. ( Harshan Thomson ) His friend said he had just the think — an abandoned rice mill his family owned in Morjim, a coastal town in north Goa. “Travelling in Europe over the years, I’ve spent so many wonderful hours in quaint cafés and bars, housed in some beautiful old structure with an interesting story,” Shankwalker says. “I wanted to do a similar thing here.” So he and a relative invested in the mill.The exterior was intact, and the idea was to give the interiors a distressed look so it would feel like a mill. This helped keep budgets down. Shankhwalker says that kept the whole operation frugal too. “Our design is largely achieved by minimalism. Almost nothing expensive. Just surface treatments and simple elements of décor.” He adds that in a lot of such projects, people go overboard with the spending. “And then it becomes very difficult to make the venture profitable.”Adaptive reuse really works for commercial spaces because people like to be in a space with a story, he adds. Shankhwalker says the bar is now doing well and is well-entrenched in the area.Mumbai: Factory floor to office In Mumbai, an old soap factory is now a posh office and a buzzing café, with silos and chimneys still in place to hint at their history.

What used be the boiler space of the Godrej soap factory is now the Vikhroli Social. ( Edmund Sumner ) “When I first visited this Godrej property, which was to be redeveloped, we decided that the structure of the factory, which spoke to the group’s legacy, must be retained — but not as a museum,” says Anubhav Gupta, business head at Vikhroli and head of corporate social responsibility and sustainability at Godrej Properties. “We wanted it to be a functional space that spoke of the past but looked to the future.”So two of the structures on the plot are now the Imagine Studio, a marketing office for Godrej properties; what used to be the boiler space is the Vikhroli Social. While the structures are open-plan, with smart glass façades, the cast-iron factory equipment works as a reminder of the past.“We are going for a mixed use development approach that will have residences, offices and a five-star hotel too,” Gupta says.Bengaluru: browse with history Cinnamon, a clothing and home décor brand, specialises in products with an Indian aesthetic but contemporary design. When it came time to move from their leased store in Bengaluru, they decided to try and find a space that reflected their identity.“We came across this dilapidated bungalow at Ulsoor, in 2013. Restoration took about 10 months,” says Radhika Poddar, founder and owner of Cinnamon.Originally built as an orphanage in 1876, Poddar says she picked the space because restoring it would be a way to remember Bangalore as it was and maintain a piece of its heritage.The design suited her too — a courtyard perfect for a café; the rooms arranged around it ideal to showcase product lines. The challenge of maintenance remains. “I will say that one must be prepared to take on constant upkeep when one moves into a heritage structure,” Poddar says. “Still, it is a unique space, a piece of social history, and exactly what we were looking for. Read the full article

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Fashion Trends for Designer Baby Dresses this Wedding Season

A wedding day is not only anticipated by the bride and the groom but also by the guests who are invited to be a part of the wedding. The excited mothers desire to dress their little darlings like enchanting couture princess for the wedding party. Gorgeous party dresses are within your reach this summer season, presented by Lotus Atelier, one of the leading Indian designer boutiques in UK. They offer a comprehensive range of designer wear for kids as well as women in unique styles and patterns that are completely in sync with the latest trends.

Lotus Atelier offers you ravishing designer wedding dresses for your little ones this wedding season that is perfect for the occasion.

Choose a Gorgeous Lengha Set

Your baby girl will look ravishing and every bit a princess wearing a gorgeous and heavily embellished lengha with choli. A lengha set is perfect for all the occasions from the engagement party to the wedding ceremony. Select proper accessories to compliment the lengha and achieve the ideal wedding look.

Choose an elegant Evening Gown

You can dress your little girl in an elegant evening gown which offers a classic blend of comfort and timeless style. A gown is a welcome change from traditional outfits that are usually worn at weddings and this outfit will make your little girl stand out in the party. Choose a gown with a lovely flare and in contemporary design so that she looks like a diva and charm everyone.

Choose a Pre-Stitched Saree

Vibrant traditional Indian sarees are a favorite with women for wedding attire. Dressing your little darlings in beautiful pre-stitched traditional sarees will make her look special and flawless. Pre-stitched sarees are easy to handle and provide comfort to ensure that your little girl doesn't miss on the frolic and fun.

Choose Designer Ball Gowns

Designer ball gown are ideal for formal occasions with its elegant style and flare that makes your little girl look regal and sophisticated. The enchanting colors and expensive material of ball gowns make it a perfect choice for wedding ceremonies. Make your little girl look exclusive and refreshing wearing an enchanting ball gown to look like a princess.

Choose an Anarkali Gown

An Anarkali Gown is a perfect example of the Indo-western style that is a popular choice for wedding attire this wedding season. This vibrant ethnic dress in different patterns and designs will create the ideal look for any wedding function. Your little darlings will look stylish and adorable flaunting this Indian attire.

Lotus Atelier is a global Indian designer boutique in UK. They address all the fashion needs for women’s wear and children’s wear in UK and also across the globe. It showcases the best of the designer outfits in Indian tradition wear in contemporary designs that exhibits elegance and style. They offer an exhaustive range of clothing and accessories available at their online store. They promise to take your online shopping experience to a different level with their superb customer support, worldwide shipping facility, and affordable rates.

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