#Lehenga Accessories

[lovesexdhokha]

okay so what do you wear in a family function that's happening in first week of june (45°c). it's also a day event.

[purpearls-world]

[samkkshopping]

Own you Style: Designer Looks for Every Event in Your Life

Introduction: Elevate Your Style with Designer Outfits for Women

In today’s fashion landscape, the demand for Designer Outfits for Women has reached unprecedented heights. Whether it’s for special occasions, glamorous events, or everyday wear, the allure of designer clothing cannot be overstated. From exquisite party dresses to luxurious ensembles, women are seeking to buy designer outfits for women online to satisfy their fashion cravings. Leading the charge in this realm is Samyakk.com, a premier destination for fashion-forward individuals seeking the latest festive outfits and trendy summer ensembles. With an emphasis on quality, style, and sophistication, luxury women’s designer clothing has become synonymous with elegance and refinement. From chic designer dresses to high fashion apparel, women are embracing the opportunity to express their individuality through their clothing choices.

What is a Women’s Designer Outfit? Exploring the Allure

Women’s Designer Outfits encompass a broad spectrum of clothing crafted by renowned designers and fashion houses. These garments are distinguished by their superior quality, meticulous craftsmanship, and innovative designs. From runway creations to everyday essentials, designer clothes online cater to the discerning tastes of modern women, offering a blend of style, sophistication, and exclusivity.

Designer clothing brands for women are coveted for their ability to encapsulate the latest trends while maintaining a timeless appeal. Whether it’s a sleek designer cocktail dress for a night out or an opulent designer evening wear ensemble for a formal event, women turn to designers to make a statement and express their individuality.

In the realm of professional attire, designer workwear for women offers a perfect balance of style and professionalism, allowing women to command attention in the workplace with confidence and flair. For special occasions such as weddings and soirées, designer wedding guest dresses are a popular choice, exuding elegance and grace.

For those with a penchant for vintage fashion, vintage designer clothing for women holds a special allure, offering a glimpse into the glamour of bygone eras. Meanwhile, discerning shoppers seek out the best designer clothing stores for women to indulge in luxurious pieces that elevate their wardrobe.

From iconic fashion houses to emerging designers, certain designer outfits for women have achieved cult status, becoming synonymous with style and sophistication. These coveted pieces are often featured prominently on the best websites for designer clothing sales, where fashion enthusiasts can snag exclusive deals and discounts.

When shopping for online retailers for authentic designer clothing, it’s essential to choose reputable platforms that guarantee the authenticity of their products. This ensures that women can enjoy the luxury and prestige associated with luxury designer clothing without compromising on quality or integrity.

In essence, women gravitate towards designer outfits for their ability to transcend trends, embodying elegance, quality, and innovation. Whether it’s a timeless classic or a cutting-edge creation, a women’s designer outfit is more than just clothing — it’s a symbol of style, confidence, and self-expression.

High Fashion Clothing Trends for Women

High fashion clothing for women is constantly evolving, with designers pushing the boundaries of creativity and innovation. From avant-garde runway looks to street style-inspired ensembles, high fashion collections offer a glimpse into the cutting-edge world of fashion. Whether it’s oversized silhouettes, bold prints, or unexpected textures, high fashion clothing allows you to express your individuality and embrace your unique sense of style.

Elegance in Designer Cocktail Dresses

Cocktail parties are the perfect opportunity to showcase your sense of style and sophistication, and designer cocktail dresses are a surefire way to make a statement. From sleek sheath dresses to flirty fit-and-flare styles, designer collections offer a wide range of options to suit every taste and body type. Whether you prefer timeless black, vibrant jewel tones, or playful prints, there’s a designer cocktail dress that’s perfect for you.

Designer Workwear: Blending Style and Professionalism

Gone are the days of boring office attire — today’s professional women are embracing designer workwear as a way to express their personal style and confidence. From tailored suits and chic blazers to stylish dresses and statement accessories, trendy designer collections offer a range of options that are both polished and on-trend. Whether you’re leading a boardroom meeting or networking at a corporate event, dressing in designer workwear is sure to leave a lasting impression.

Dressing in Style with Designer Wedding Guest Dresses

As a wedding guest, finding the perfect outfit can be a daunting task — but with designer wedding guest dresses, you can’t go wrong. Whether it’s a romantic garden ceremony or a glamorous black-tie affair, designer collections offer an array of elegant options to suit every style and budget. From delicate lace dresses to embellished cocktail frocks, designer wedding guest outfits ensure that you look and feel your best on the big day.

Best Stores for Designer Clothing Shopping

When it comes to shopping for designer clothing, choosing the right store is key to finding the perfect pieces for your wardrobe. From high-end department stores to exclusive boutiques, there are countless retailers that cater to discerning fashionistas. Whether you prefer to shop in person or online, finding the best stores for designer clothing ensures that you have access to the latest collections and exclusive offerings from your favorite brands.

Designer Boutique in Bangalore

In the digital age, shopping for online authentic designer clothing has never been easier, with platforms offering a curated selection of premium garments from renowned designers. For those seeking affordable luxury designer clothing, these online retailers provide access to high-quality fashion at accessible price points, democratizing luxury for women across India.

In bustling cities like Bangalore, designer enthusiasts flock to designer clothing stores and designer boutiques to explore the latest collections and indulge in personalized shopping experiences. Whether it’s browsing the racks of a chic boutique or perusing the offerings of a high-end designer store, Bangalore offers a plethora of options for fashion-forward women.

Popular Designer Outfits for Women

Certain designer outfits have achieved cult status among fashion enthusiasts, thanks to their timeless appeal and iconic design. From the classic Chanel suit to the bohemian chic of Dior’s New Look, these outfits have stood the test of time and continue to inspire designers and fashionistas alike. Whether you’re a fan of vintage glamour or modern sophistication, there’s a popular designer outfit out there that’s perfect for you.

Why to buy from samyakk.com?

When you’re planning to buy ethnic outfits online there multiple highly reputed brands available online, so why you should choose from samyakk.com let’s find out. There are few unique points which we are going to discuss.

1. Authentic Designer Clothing — 100% Original Quality Quality assurance of our product are highly uncompromisable as we offer 100% genuine quality, ensuring our products and services to meet up to your expectation.

Affordable Luxury Designer Clothing — Best Price Challange The prices offered here are in complete gratification with the customer as it is cost effective and best suitable with your purchases to make your shopping experience hassle free and easy right from the comfort of your couch.

World Wide Free Shipping — 90% Ready To Ship We impart assurance on worldwide delivery and 90% of the merchandise are ready to ship. Once the order placed from your end, the product ordered will be delivered to your doorstep within 3–4 business days.

Conclusion:

In the vibrant landscape of Indian designer clothing for women, the allure of luxury and elegance knows no bounds. With the emergence of luxury designer brands in India, women have access to a plethora of sartorial options that blend traditional craftsmanship with contemporary flair. From intricately embroidered sarees to intricately embellished lehengas, Indian designers offer a rich tapestry of styles that celebrate the country’s cultural heritage.

For those seeking inspiration, the best designer outfit ideas for women in India abound, showcasing a fusion of modern trends and timeless classics. Whether it’s a chic fusion ensemble for a festive celebration or an elegant silk saree for a traditional affair, Indian women have a myriad of options to express their unique sense of style.

In essence, the world of Indian designer clothing is a testament to the country’s rich cultural heritage and burgeoning fashion industry. With an array of luxury brands, outfit ideas, and shopping destinations to choose from, women in India have never had more opportunities to express their style and individuality through their clothing choices.

Visit Samyakk.com, your on stop shop for all-time favourite outfits. Join the Fashion Elite. Perfect for any special occasion, these outfits combine elegance with style effortlessly. Steal the spotlight!

Happy Shopping…

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THE LNK: Captivating Elegance with Party Wear Lehengas in the USA

Indulge in opulent party wear with THE LNK, your premier destination for Party Wear Lehengas in the USA. Our curated collection redefines ethnic glamour, offering enchanting ensembles that seamlessly blend tradition with contemporary style. Each Lehenga is a work of art, adorned with intricate embellishments and vibrant hues, ensuring you make a captivating statement at every celebration. Explore a world where sophistication meets cultural allure, and party wear becomes an expression of individuality. Elevate your festive wardrobe effortlessly with THE LNK – where each Lehenga is a celebration of grace and glamour, setting new standards for ethnic elegance in the USA.

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Superstitions pt. 2 ✩₊˚.⋆☾⋆⁺₊✧

Summary: Y/N has known lots of superstitions. This particular one is Lando's favourite.

Based on an anon's response to the previous imagine: "superstitions" is so so so so soooo cute ����😭😭 and honestly, confession, i also do "nazar utarna" before he races so it just made me feel very seen 😭😭😭. thank you for writing!

➥ ln x desi!reader ☁︎ ➥ fluff ☁︎

masterlist ☾☼ Read Part 1 here

According to Lando, one of his favourite things about Y/N was how passionate you were about your country and traditions. He could spend hours and hours listening to you talk about the many festivals that you celebrated, and he could spend hours looking at you wearing a lehenga or sari. Personally, he thought that you looked the most beautiful in a lehenga. Red, and shiny, and twirling under the lights. He was pretty sure that was the moment he truly fell in love with you.

The black thread on his left ankle was a new addition to the few accessories he wore on a daily basis. Though, you had reminded him that it was not an accessory, but rather a protection thread. He was thankful for it, regardless. Oscar and Carlos had questioned him about it when they had met during the summer break, but Lando could only smile and shake his head. It was a concept that he believed would go over his friends' heads. He also liked to keep that little thing between the two of you. It was his most favourite secret. Something that only the two of you shared.

Though, when the two of you had started dating, Lando found his favourite superstition that you believed in. It was during one of the few races you had seen from the paddock. Lando had managed to sneak you in, to avoid the media capturing your face or writing headlines about you.

Just minutes before he had to sit in the car, he had turned to you for a quick kiss. His arms were around your waist, keeping you close to his body. Pecking your lips, he had said, "Wish me luck?"

You had smiled so radiantly. Pulling back a little from him, you rubbed your hands together and then made a waving motion on either side of his head, bringing your hands back to your temple where you curled your fingers and rested them against it.

"Good luck, my love." You had said, kissing him again.

Lando had been puzzled by your action. Before he could question you though, people were calling him, telling him to get ready for the race. Kissing you again, because, honestly, he couldn't get enough of you, Lando quickly ran to his car, and you were led to the screens to watch.

He had no idea what you had done, but whatever it was, it had worked. He achieved P2 in that race, something that he was incredibly proud of after a long, hard fight with the other drivers. The media had kept him occupied for far too long, and before he knew it, he was standing on the podium with his champagne. His eyes stayed on yours for as long as possible, because how could they not? Lando completely dedicated this particular win to you, because it was your magic that had worked.

What had felt like hours later, Lando finally saw you in his driver's room. You were sitting on the couch, scrolling on your phone. At the sound of the door opening, you had looked up, and instantly smiled at Lando's happy face.

He had kissed you desperately, whispering how much he loved you and how thankful he was for you in between his kisses. He could not stop smiling, and neither could you.

"I have to ask, though," His forehead was pressed against yours, his hands moving all over your body.

"What do you have to ask?" Your hands played with the hair at the nape of his head.

"What was that thing you did? Before I went for the race. When I told you to wish me luck." Lando asked.

Pulling back from him, your cheeks turned red. It made Lando giddy.

"It's this thing we do back home. It's called 'nazar utarana'. When I did that to you, I was basically just neutralizing any and all evil energies that may have found home in you." You explained softly. It was new for you. To have someone who wanted to know more about your culture, encourages you to embrace them even more.

Lando had pressed his face in your neck, pressing kisses as he whispered how grateful he was for you. You had laughed, but you had held him close.

It had become a routine for Lando after that. Before every race, he would FaceTime you, watch you as you would do the thing, and every time, he would fall in love with you even more.

You and all your superstitions.

☆.。.:・°☆.。.:・°☆.。.:・°☆.。.:・°☆

Honestly, I was not planning on writing part two of this, but reading the anon's message, it inspired me. I hope you enjoyed this! i've also got a link for my taglist and requests that you can find here!

[purpearls-world]

[platimoonie]

rin Itoshi — as the guy who is your arranged husband. (i'm losing my mind over this)

rin itoshi who doesn't know the first thing about marriage and was really against it at first, and argued a lot with his parents. but after seeing you for the first time, shyly carrying a tray of chai and samosas as you entered the living room when his family and him had come to visit, he started having second thoughts.

rin itoshi who stopped resisting his parents request after some time and at the very least didn't mind his marriage to you.

rin itoshi who after 3 months of marriage, was completed enraptured by you. the way your hair framed your face, the way you curled into him in your sleep, the way your eyes brightened when he entered the room. yeah this man was completely head over heels and this was only the beginning.

rin itoshi who is a silent lover. he doesn't say much. but shows his love differently. rin never returns empty handed to home whenever he goes out. he would always buy something or the other– a trinket, a singular rose flower or a gajra. his breath had gotten stuck in his throat when you asked him to help you put on the gajra for the first time.

rin itoshi who couldn't stop staring at the back of your neck and how his fingers would brush against your skin when he tied it around your hair. now everytime he buys it for you, he never let's you put it on. its his job now. shush.

rin itoshi who often goes shopping with you and he will buy you the first thing he sees and thinks you would like. he buys you bangles and earrings. when you try on the jhumkas and ask him if they suit you, he just nods and looks at you silently with such a love struck gaze filled with admiration and tenderness. he's unable to take his eyes off you and that's the only answer you need.

rin itoshi loves the smell of your dupatta. there's no reason behind this, he just loves it– the soft fabric and your scent.

rin itoshi who buys you silver anklets and puts them on you. he can't help but drink in your skin when adorned with such accessories. and when you wear a saree or a lehenga–? he can not, he will not take his eyes off you. you look like an absolute goddess and it makes him weak in the knees.

rin itoshi loves spoiling you. how could he not? how could he not spoil the love of his life, his soul mate, his everthing, his wife.

rin itoshi is so gentle with you. he feels heavily for you, you who taught him how to kiss, how to touch, and how to love. he considers himself to be the luckiest man alive to marry you. and he would marry you again in every lifetime in a heartbeat.

I LOVE RIN SO MUCH IM NOT AT ALL NORMAL ABOUT HIM LAWDD. HES SO POOKIE PLS. also I'm soo sorry I think this is kinda ooc cz he's a complex character and I probably mischaractirized him :"[

also does anyone else think he low-key gives off Fawad Khan vibes?

tags; @tsumu-senpai

tysm for reading ♡

[xxcrystalinerose]

Can't believe I'm actually actively playing this game again because of the Return of the King Hat Guy (and Crewmeru). That extra little WQ seals the deal for me, and made me not only clear Cyno's SQ 2 which has been sitting in my backlog due to burnout but also replay Kaveh's hangout while I'm at it.

Anyways, I guess it's time I actually share these Sabzerus festival designs I made ages ago? Starting with the birthday girl herself and her funny hat(less) man. I feel like it's an atrocity that nobody actually wears Indian traditional dress in this game, and I also put Hat Guy in one to even out the roster. Making the embroidery patterns may have killed my hand but I persevered.

Detailed shots and some design thoughts under the cut!!

Nahida's design is a game of "how many times can I draw the Dendro symbol without repeating it too obviously"

Her lehenga choli is inspired by a beautiful white and dark green set I saw on Google. My Indian friend advised to not make her outfit too predominantly white, so I made sure the dupatta is dark green and added darker borders. Honestly, Nahida would look so much better if her outfit isn't almost entirely white!

The patterns on her skirt include lotuses, vajras, and the upside-down Dendro symbol. Her jewelry are made of gold, emeralds (rejuvenation, harmony), white diamonds (strength), and pearls (elegance, grace, purity, wisdom, the Moon).

Wanderer's sherwani pattern is a lotus pattern I made myself :) It is rather heavy, but the dupatta is made of fine silk.

His bracelets are based on Buddhist prayer beads (right hand) and a kangan (ornate, heavy bangle type). The same Indian friend suggested it to me because bangles represent "delicateness" and aren't often on men, but he does canonically have a history of wearing feminine articles i.e. his veil as the Kabukimono, so I incorporated it.

His jewelry are made of gold and turquoise. His sherwani is sapphire-colored (wisdom, intuition, mental clarity).

While Nahida does have ghanta imagery on her canon outfit, I decided to emphasize the vajra on her design, and the ghanta on Wanderer's design i.e. his neck accessory. They're an inseparable, matching set.

[samkkshopping]

Holi Style Guide: Embrace Tradition With a Modern Twist

Introduction:

The Significance of Holi:

Holi holds significant cultural and mythological importance in Hinduism. It is associated with various legends, primarily the tale of Holika and Prahlad, which symbolizes the triumph of devotion and righteousness over evil. The festival also celebrates the eternal love of Radha and Krishna, where Lord Krishna is depicted as playing pranks with colors on Radha and her friends. Holi thus embodies the spirit of joy, love, and the victory of good over evil.

Blending Tradition with Modernity:

Draping Elegance in Hues of Holi:

Comfort and Style for Holi Revelry:

Glamour and Tradition for Holi Festivities:

Stylish Threads for Holi Revelries:

Influence of Social Media and Digital Platforms:

Moreover, the advent of social media and digital platforms has played a significant role in popularizing this trend. With influencers, celebrities, and fashion enthusiasts showcasing their unique Holi looks on various online platforms, there’s a growing influence on individuals to embrace this modern ethnic aesthetic. The allure of being featured in trending Holi fashion posts or garnering likes and comments for one’s stylish ensemble adds an extra layer of excitement to the celebrations, encouraging more people to explore and experiment with their Holi outfits.

Beyond Clothing: Accessories and Beauty

Furthermore, the concept of celebrating Holi in style with modern ethnic designs extends beyond just clothing; it encompasses accessories, footwear, and even beauty and grooming choices. From colorful bangles and statement earrings to embellished clutches and embroidered potlis, there’s a plethora of options to choose from. Add a touch of sparkle with dazzling bindis, maang tikka, and nose rings for an extra dose of glam. Don’t forget to protect your hair with stylish scarves or bandanas and shield your eyes with trendy sunglasses as you dive into the festivities with full fervor.

Conclusion:

In essence, embracing modern ethnic designs for Holi symbolizes a celebration of diversity, creativity, and self-expression. It transcends the boundaries of tradition and innovation, weaving together threads of culture and fashion to create a tapestry of style that is both timeless and contemporary. As we usher in the festival of colors in 2024, let us not only revel in the joyous spirit of Holi but also embrace the opportunity to celebrate it in style, with colorful Holi festival attire that reflects our rich cultural heritage and evolving fashion sensibilities. Samyakk.com, renowned for its variety of outfits like designer sarees, trendy salwar kameez, designer lehengas, and many more in enticing colors, craftsmanship, and luxurious fabrics, offers a perfect canvas for this celebration of colorful Holi attire. After all, Holi is not just a festival; it’s a canvas where we paint our dreams, aspirations, and identity in vibrant hues for the world to see and admire.

Wish You Happy Holi From Samyakk Team

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Finding information on Jamila wasn't particularly easy, but from what I can gather...

(credit to @eepop-stuffs btw for getting her on my radar!)

Jamila was first released in 2006 by Simba Toys Middle East. According to an article published upon her debut at the 2006 Middle East Toy Fair in Dubai, her prototype initially intended to include fashions representing Turkey, Bangladesh, and Indonesia. However, these concepts never made it to final release, and we unfortunately have no photos of what they would have looked like.

Her initial lineup consisted of four dolls: herself, her male Arabic friend Jamil, her Indian friend Sunayana, and her Egyptian friend Kareema.

The name Jamila means "beautiful", and she seems to have only really been released with one outfit. She wore a black abaya with silver detailing with black shoes, and underneath wore a light blue tanktop with a white pencil skirt. Like her friends Sunayana and Kareema, Jamila has dark hair, brown eyes, and henna on her hands and feet.

(Credit to Bababolond on Flickr for the images)

For those unaware, Henna is a form of body decoration which originated from Africa and the Middle East, used with a natural dye from the Mehendi (lawsonia inermis). It is commonly tied to religious ceremonies such as engagements, weddings, Diwali, and Eid!

For Eid Al-Fitr, Henna would be applied towards the end of Ramadan as a symbol of the earthly delight of being alive. Jamila (and Sunayana if we're to believe they had identical Henna) seems to have eye imagery in hers, which represents protection from evil thoughts or wishes. It's also found on the top of her hands, also symbolizing protection, and on her feet, meant to soothe the nerves.

The name Jamil means "handsome". Jamil was initially released clean-shaven, but it seems later releases gave him facial hair. This might have been around the same time he was changed from Jamila's male friend to her husband, likely because (although opposite-sex friendships aren't explicitly forbidden) certain Muslims worry such friendships might result in inappropriate romantic thoughts. While this doesn't seem to be a unanimous belief across the board (many believing opposite-sex friendships are fine so long as you're careful), it might have caused enough controversy that Simba felt the need to marry the two so there weren't any implications. (Credit to Jan Unwichtig and Bababolond on Flickr for the images)

Ngl tho he is giving me major Kenergy...

Jamil comes with a white Thobe with silver buttons, a white Serwal ( undergarments traditionally worn beneath the Thobe), a white cotton undershirt, a white headscarf known as a Ghutra (tied with a black band called the Egal), black sandals, and a small dagger.

I'm actually not sure why his doll comes with a knife? The closest I could find was the Kirpan: a knife or sword which serves as a reminder to promote justice and protect the weak, mandatory for Amritdhari Sikhs to wear at all times. However, although non-Muslims sometimes confuse the two, Sikhism is a completely separate religion from Islam.

If anyone knows what this knife might be intended to represent, please let me know and I'll reblog an edit to this post!

After they were married, Jamila and Jamil had two children: Asad (meaning "Lion") and Almira (meaning "Princess"), both seen in the first illustration on this post. However, I can only seem to find one doll release for their daughter Almira, and none for Asad. Jamila comes in this playset in her base outfit, while her daughter (who cries when you press her stomach) wears pink pajamas. The playset includes a crib and several plastic accessories, including two hair brushes, a blow drier, and a baby bottle. Not only is this only release for Almira, but this also seems to be the only other release for Jamila aside from her initial core doll.

Sunayana means "woman with lovely eyes". She has long braided black hair, wearing a blue Lehenga Choli with a yellow Dupatta. Like Jamila, she also has henna on her hands and feet. She wears silver bangles, a silver necklace, and what I believe might be a Maang Tikka. Based on her images on the back of the doll boxes, I'm fairly certain she came wearing yellow sandal heels as well!

Honestly she might be one of my favorites of the line, since you sadly don't see many culturally-accurate Indian dolls compared to other ethnic groups. I especially love the use of color, and just how much jewelry she comes with!

Finally we have Jamila's Egyptian friend Kareema, whose name means "generous" or "kind". She has pale pink undergarments painted on beneath her clothes, which I assume Jamila has as well. Weirdly enough, however, she doesn't seem to have Henna like the other two.

Like Sunayana and Jamila she has long black hair, which is kept beneath a white hijab. She wears a long blue overcoat, matching jeans, blue shoes, and a multicolored striped shirt. As far as I can tell, her clothing doesn't seem to have Egyptian cultural roots like Sunayana's has Indian, however her modest style of dress and hijab are common for most Muslim women.

I've been meaning to make this post for at least a full week, and it's nice to finally get to share another beautiful yet obscure Muslim doll! It's a shame this doll didn't have more releases, since I'm honestly curious with the direction the might have taken with her and her friends based on the prior illustration! Regardless, I'm happy I got to share her and her friends with you all :)

Ramadan Kareem!