Showing posts with label saree. Show all posts
Showing posts with label saree. Show all posts

Tuesday, 21 June 2016

Top Five Designers for Party Wear Sarees

In countries like India, Pakistan and Bangladesh there is nothing to beat the saree when it comes to ethnic wear for women. These trendy ethnic ensembles come in a wide range of variations and are extremely versatile. There are sarees for casual wear, sarees for work wear and then there are saree for party wear. Sarees come in a wide range of fabrics and designs and this is what makes them so versatile. Party sarees are a great style statement at social gatherings and festive gatherings and these stylish sarees are sure to set you apart from the crowd. Many Indian designers specialize in creating high fashion party sarees that are to die for. With this list we bring you the best designers to look out for when shopping for designer party wear sarees.

Manish Malhotra

Manish Malhotra


If you looking for sarees that truly flatter the feminine form than nothing compares to Manish Malhotra sarees for party wear. Bold colors, sheer fabrics and slim fit silhouettes are the emphasis of this designer’s party wear collection. Watch out for Manish’s signature low cut and strappy blouses that complete and compliment every ensemble.

Anita Dongre

Anita Dongre

Anita Dongre makes women’s wear purely for the modern woman and party wear garments are a big part of her collection as modern women work hard and part harder. With a party wear saree by Anita Dongre, expect a ensemble that flatters your form and captures the imagination. Also expect a wide range of variation as her collections can go from subtle and classy to bold and vibrant such is the versatility of this talented designer. 

Ritu Kumar

Ritu Kumar

Ritu Kumar is by far one of the most experienced and knowledgeable designers in the Indian fashion scene and her collections reflect her extensive knowledge of Indian embroidery and embellishment methods. When you buy a Ritu Kumar saree to wear for special occasions expect a healthy dose of glamour and opulence. Ritu Kumar sarees boast of intricate zari, resham and zardosi gold and silver threadwork. Her silhouettes are slim fitted with sheer fabrics but the theme is always one of grandeur. These sarees are best suited for wedding receptions and festive parties.

Sabyasachi Mukherjee

Sabyasachi Mukherjee

This exquisite lace and sheer fabric saree is just one example of the genius of Sabyasachi Mukherjee. Sabyasachi is known for his signature line of opulent wedding wear for men and women however many elements of his usual wedding wear collections make their way in to his party wear lines. This saree boasts of exquisite lace which is one of Sabyasachi’s specialties. Apart from this specific piece many of Sabyasachi’s sarees are style statements with a healthy dose of bold dark colors with gold and silver threadwork which is another typical feature of a Sabyasachi ensemble.

Satya Paul

Satya Paul

Satya Paul’s collection can best be described as casual yet sophisticated. A Satya Paul party saree is for women who want to walk in to a festive gathering looking effortlessly gorgeous.  

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Wednesday, 15 June 2016

Black is the Color of Timeless Fashion

The color black has for long been associated with darkness and a sense of foreboding and yet has always captured the imagination of the fashion fraternity around the world. Bold and daring, classic and sophisticated, even vibrant and traditional, according to the garment black can be associated with so many adjectives. Take for example traditional gold and silver thread work black Anarkali suits, a bold and daring little black dress, a sensual black sari or a classic and sophisticated black pant suit. Keeping all these examples in mind, there is no questions as to why the color black is so integral to women’s fashion. Let’s explore further in to the iconic and timeless appeal of the color black in terms of women’s fashion. Listed below are some classic examples of statement piece garments in the color black that will never cease to be in style.

Little Black Dress


 Little Black Dress

The little black dress is one of the iconic fashion images of our times and pretty much of all times. Popularly abbreviated to LBD, the little black dress is the most popular form of party wear  for women, the world over. The LBD is truly representative of the importance of the color black in the world of fashion. 

Black Anarkali Suits


 Black Anarkali Suits

There is a popular fashion fundamental that dictates that when in doubt it’s best to wear black. This is especially true for the Indian ethnic black anarkali suit. Black Anarkali suits when accentuated with gold and silver threadworks is a difficult sartorial choice to beat. This ensemble is truly apt for any special occasion whether it is social function, wedding reception or a festive party. It is simply hard to beat the visuals of a dazzling gold and black Anarkali suit.

Black Saree



Black Saree



The Black saree is also another iconic garment that is hard to beat. There are so many stunning visuals that come to mind when thinking of women looking gorgeous in black sarees and most of those images are those from Bollywood movies. So many iconic stars of yesteryears and contemporary Bollywood actresses have sizzled on screen in a black saree that it is impossible to single out just one image. The picture above of Kareena Kapoor in a bold black saree from the movie Heroine is simply just a random selection from multiple such iconic images. 

Black Pantsuit


Black Pantsuit


For the working woman, nothing beats a black pant suit. Sophisticated and sleek, it is difficult to substitute a black pant suit for women in the corporate work space. Power meetings, business lunches, or even power naps at your desk, do it in style in a black pantsuit.

Black Gown


Black Gown

 Nothing can beat a black gown at a cocktail party. This garment is so popular the world over and the sheer amount of variations of this garment is staggering. The black gown has long been a favorite at high society parties and evening soirees. There is simply no beating a sleek  and figure hugging black gown.