Indian trendz show that women are not so shy about revealing a bit of skin to look more sensual than ever. We have an astonishing collection of saree and lehenga saree, picked up according to Indian trendz. Modern fashion artists are experimenting with churidar kurta neck designs. Mandarin collar, bandh gala,V neck, pointed U neck, noodle strap, boat neck, round neck, and many more designs are available to compliment any mood or occasion. Embroidery, beads work, patch work and lace work are used to create stunning salwar neck designs. Full sleeves, half sleeves, short sleeves, bell sleeves and slitted sleeves are very much in demand according to Indian trendz.
A
lehenga saree is a beautiful fusion of traditional lehenga saree online. This
fusion has preserved the ravishing ethnic look of the saree. Getting the
perfect wedding attire has always been a key concern for the bride like, a
banarasi saree, lehenga-choli, lehenga saree or a salwar kameez. When you will
select the wedding dress, keep in mind your wedding season. A lehenga saree is
traditional attire that has been beautifying women from ancient times. A saree
is a piece of 6-9 yards fabric worn with a blouse and a petticoat. A suitably
tailored and fitted blouse with stylish cut works as the best accessory to the
saree and hence offers a classy and elegant look and the style of draping a
silk saree adds gracefulness and an oomph factor, enhancing the curves of the
woman.
With
the boom in online shopping, one can do the same sitting in the comforts of
one's home. Intricately embroidered heavy long designer lehengas teamed up with
a saree is turning out to be the obvious choice of today's brides. Introduction
of vivacious colors and luxurious fabrics add a rich feel to these popular
Indian lehengas. In spite of red being considered the most auspicious color for
Indian brides, nowadays brides are gradually shifting their taste from the
conventional to the modish designs when it's about their wedding dresses. The
bottom of an Indian lehenga is a full-length skirt and also features extremely
traditional and heavy embroidery. The Gujarati community also calls the skirt a
chaniya and the entire outfit is called a chaniya choli. The skirt features
pleated detailing and large fabric gather, making it a very heavy part of the
garment and embroidery on the skirt of is the most detailed and uses a combination
of machine and hand embroidery. The techniques used vary depending on the
region of India and the wealth of the family.
