Kurta For Men Sherwani Designs 2014 For Groom By Manish Malhotra By Amir Adnan By Junaid Jamshed By Deepak Perwani Photos

Kurta For Men Biography

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All the men out there just get ready because here we are all allocating out with the Pakistani kurta shalwar for men 2014. As we all know that when we opt out one clothing for the religious and wedding occassions for men then we always make the best and first choice of kurta shalwar. Kurta shalwar is known as one of the comfortable clothing for the men that even give away the feel of being traditional as well. So far inside the fashion market there are many trends of kurta shalwar that has been showcased. There are many clothing brands and fashion designers as well that introduce their special collections of kurta shalwar for men.

In this article we will going to paste some fine looking pictures of Pakistani kurta shalwar for men 2014. In the pictures the men will going to grab some of the lovely looking kurta shalwar designs that are simply eye catching.

Kurta shalwar can be alternated out for the casual wear and even for the wedding wear as well but the actual difference do arise in the form of decoration. Casual kurta shalwra are all adorned with the light and soft beautification of the embroidrery over the sleeves and cufflinks as many of them are even kept as simple and plain in styling as well. For the wedding wear the kurtas are although simple but the little stone working is done that is evident over the neckline, sleeves and cufflinks as well.

Kurta shalwar is one such clothing that can be choosen best for the men of all the ages. Most of the men make the finest choice of the kurta shalwar for the weddings, mehndi occassions, religious happenings and Jumma Mubarak as well. As the fashion planet starts spinning the trends of men kurta shalwar even keeps on changing as well.

This unique eid collection has been specially set up for the summer season. Bonanza 2014 Shalwar Kurta eid collection includes a variety of dresses shalwar kurta for men. All dresses shalwar kurta are designed according to the latest trends and fashion styles for 2014 eid and ramadan. All kurtas in this collection are adorned with beautiful embroidery. Basically, the fashion brand Bonanza offers elegant and dignified dresses for men. The fashion brand Bonanza offers a wide range of shalwar kurta, men’s suits, jackets vest, sherwanis and turbans for men. The main mission of this fashion designer to provide high quality and decent dresses for men…

This unique eid collection has been specially set up for the summer season. Bonanza 2014 Shalwar Kurta eid collection includes a variety of dresses shalwar kurta for men. All dresses shalwar kurta are designed according to the latest trends and fashion styles for 2014 eid and ramadan. All kurtas in this collection are adorned with beautiful embroidery. Basically, the fashion brand Bonanza offers elegant and dignified dresses for men. The fashion brand Bonanza offers a wide range of shalwar kurta, men’s suits, jackets vest, sherwanis and turbans for men. The main mission of this fashion designer to provide high quality and decent dresses for men…

Kurta For Men Sherwani Designs 2014 For Groom By Manish Malhotra By Amir Adnan By Junaid Jamshed By Deepak Perwani Photos 

 Kurta For Men Sherwani Designs 2014 For Groom By Manish Malhotra By Amir Adnan By Junaid Jamshed By Deepak Perwani Photos 

Kurta For Men Sherwani Designs 2014 For Groom By Manish Malhotra By Amir Adnan By Junaid Jamshed By Deepak Perwani Photos 

 Kurta For Men Sherwani Designs 2014 For Groom By Manish Malhotra By Amir Adnan By Junaid Jamshed By Deepak Perwani Photos 

 Kurta For Men Sherwani Designs 2014 For Groom By Manish Malhotra By Amir Adnan By Junaid Jamshed By Deepak Perwani Photos 

Kurta For Men Sherwani Designs 2014 For Groom By Manish Malhotra By Amir Adnan By Junaid Jamshed By Deepak Perwani Photos 

 Kurta For Men Sherwani Designs 2014 For Groom By Manish Malhotra By Amir Adnan By Junaid Jamshed By Deepak Perwani Photos 

 Kurta For Men Sherwani Designs 2014 For Groom By Manish Malhotra By Amir Adnan By Junaid Jamshed By Deepak Perwani Photos 

 Kurta For Men Sherwani Designs 2014 For Groom By Manish Malhotra By Amir Adnan By Junaid Jamshed By Deepak Perwani Photos 

 Kurta For Men Sherwani Designs 2014 For Groom By Manish Malhotra By Amir Adnan By Junaid Jamshed By Deepak Perwani Photos 

 Kurta For Men Sherwani Designs 2014 For Groom By Manish Malhotra By Amir Adnan By Junaid Jamshed By Deepak Perwani Photos

Groom Dresses Sherwani Designs 2014 For Groom By Manish Malhotra By Amir Adnan By Junaid Jamshed By Deepak Perwani Photos

Groom Dresses Biography

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All over the world wedding day is a very special and important day for all even grooms or bride. Before wedding groom is very worried about their wedding suit selection. Groom thinks what he should wear on his wedding. He knows everyone will see him and every camera will capture him so he wish to look beautiful and stylish.

Now a day groom and bride both are very conscious about their look and dresses. The groom wants to look beautiful because he thinks wedding day is a memorable day for him and this day will never return back so that’s why every groom want to look unique and best. A few years ago main consideration in the preparation of marriage day & especially the wedding dress was restricted to bridal dress. But now days wedding dress of both groom & bridal are selected after proper and accurate preparation.

There are different types of wedding dresses for grooms. Some people prefer to Sherwani, some people prefer to pent coat and some people prefer to fancy Shalwar Kameez. But Sherwani is one of the most utilizing dresses for grooms. Groom mostly prefers to Sherwani on his Barat and pant coat on his walima. There are different types of Sherwani.

Sherwani is a traditional Pakistani dress which used in wedding and groom mostly prefers to it. Sherwani also utilized in foreign countries. Wearing Sherwani on the wedding day is popular some countries such as Pakistan, India, Bangladesh and Sri-Lanka. Now there are lots of Sherwani’s are available in market in different styles and colors. People can easily find their favorite Sherwani. Some people make Sherwani according to their choice.

Fashion designers launch their Sherwani in fashion show in different colors. People mostly prefer to black, dark blue, navy blue, off white and white Sherwani because these colors are natural colors and these color suits on everyone. Traditional Sherwani made with beautiful and expensive embroidery or zari work.

Now getting beautiful Sherwani for a wedding is not a tough task. If you are living in Pakistan or other country then you can watch different brands Sherwani online and but it. Different brands offer different styles and design. Always select colors according to your personality. If you face color is fair then you should wear black sherwani because it is natural four season color and it suits on fair colors.

However, according to the trend of 2014, there should be resemblance or matching the colors of dresses of bride and groom but today we are also observing the contrast or combination of different colors like bride is wearing pink and groom wears white or black, if bride wears red then groom is in black or skin color. As it is dream of every bride as well as every groom to look stunning and beautiful on their walima function. That is why never go to cheap and unattractive walima dress, always buy the expensive and best one because it is not the matter of only one day, it is the matter of the whole life. These days remain alive forever in minds, photographs and videos. So buy your walima dress according to latest trend of 2014.

Designers are also here to help you out as they are adding more and more new and latest walima dress designs in their bridal wear collection 2013. The new color schemes and shades are introduced in these dresses. Here are some of the most recent pictures of walima dresses 2013 which help you to choose one of the best walima dresses for you.  These dresses are taken from well known dress designer’s collection 2013, these are getting popularity very fast in Asian countries as well as all over the world.

Groom Dresses Sherwani Designs 2014 For Groom By Manish Malhotra By Amir Adnan By Junaid Jamshed By Deepak Perwani Photos

Groom Dresses Sherwani Designs 2014 For Groom By Manish Malhotra By Amir Adnan By Junaid Jamshed By Deepak Perwani Photos

 Groom Dresses Sherwani Designs 2014 For Groom By Manish Malhotra By Amir Adnan By Junaid Jamshed By Deepak Perwani Photos

Groom Dresses Sherwani Designs 2014 For Groom By Manish Malhotra By Amir Adnan By Junaid Jamshed By Deepak Perwani Photos

Groom Dresses Sherwani Designs 2014 For Groom By Manish Malhotra By Amir Adnan By Junaid Jamshed By Deepak Perwani Photos

 Groom Dresses Sherwani Designs 2014 For Groom By Manish Malhotra By Amir Adnan By Junaid Jamshed By Deepak Perwani Photos

 Groom Dresses Sherwani Designs 2014 For Groom By Manish Malhotra By Amir Adnan By Junaid Jamshed By Deepak Perwani Photos

 Groom Dresses Sherwani Designs 2014 For Groom By Manish Malhotra By Amir Adnan By Junaid Jamshed By Deepak Perwani Photos

 Groom Dresses Sherwani Designs 2014 For Groom By Manish Malhotra By Amir Adnan By Junaid Jamshed By Deepak Perwani Photos

 Groom Dresses Sherwani Designs 2014 For Groom By Manish Malhotra By Amir Adnan By Junaid Jamshed By Deepak Perwani Photos

 Groom Dresses Sherwani Designs 2014 For Groom By Manish Malhotra By Amir Adnan By Junaid Jamshed By Deepak Perwani Photos

Indian Bridal Dresses Sherwani Designs 2014 For Groom By Manish Malhotra By Amir Adnan By Junaid Jamshed By Deepak Parwani Photos

Indian Bridal Dresses Biography

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The Wedding season is here, at least on the television with the various television soaps. I just thought of sharing this article with you all, since I attended a friend’s wedding recently. I enjoyed every ceremony right from the haldi ceremony to the wedding reception. I also thought that I would write in a series of articles dedicated to the bridal wear, for every religion in detail. So here, my first article of the series goes which is dedicated to traditional Indian Hindu Bride.

The Indian wedding’s are all about beautiful clothes, loads of jewelry and celebration. The traditional rasams are simply never ending. Indian Bridal wears are oozing with grandeur and elegance. To begin with, the Haldi ki rasam is the first rasam. Usually the Bride wears a yellow dress for the rasam; a sari is usually not advised for the Haldi rasam.

The next rasam in the line is the mehendi. Applying mehendi can be the first step to the Bridal attire. Now a days, Brides like their mehendi right from their arm on the hand and from the knees on the legs. Of course, we don’t get married again and again so making the most out of everything is acceptable. An elegant churidar for the mehendi suffices, since here again the sari is tough to manage with the henna applied over the hands and legs.

You can accessorize for these occasions with minimal jewelry, since for the Haldi you cannot wear jewelry and the same goes for mehendi. But you can glamorize these rasams by wearing a “maangteeka” and blinking earrings. The sangeet and other supplementary rasams can be light and informal. You can experiment with a sari for the sangeet.

And now it’s the big day, the wedding day. The wedding day is certainly one of those days where you compete with yourself for looking the best. To begin with, the hair. Most of the brides tend to ignore their hair since the head goes below the ghoongat. Whereas a variety of hair dos can be done for the wedding with or without the ghoongat. The hair bun or jooda is the safest escape for any type of hair, leaving the hair open is simply not for the wedding day.

The next in the line is the wedding attire. Thank god we are Indian and have to wear Red on the wedding. Well, most of them wear red even today whilst many are experimenting with different colors too which is not a bad idea. But a red Ghagraa, sari, Lachaa, or churidar are simply sensuous and elegant. The red color completes the Big Fat Indian Wedding.

Saris are supposed to be the most ethnic and traditional wedding attire, but in the contemporary times, the shalu and banarasi are overshadowed by the designer ones. Make sure you get the fittings for your wedding attire done a week before the wedding. And do not wear anything which doesn’t make you feel comfortable.

After the wedding dress, the ghoongat or the veil must be sought after. The veil seems to be disappearing from the Indian weddings, but there are few brides who love the ghoongat to be there, the ghoongat in a way adds the extra oomph and completeness to the whole bride look.

A lot of bangles are a must for the wedding day. You can accessorize with the “lachcha” and payal. The bridal shoes or sandals are the last accessory to complete the bridal attire. Pick a pair which is comfortable. Do not opt for sandals which very high heeled. Pick a pair with normal heels, not too short, not too high. Spray in a lot of perfume and wear on the tons of “gagraa” to get ready for your big day.

Indian Bridal Dresses Sherwani Designs 2014 For Groom By Manish Malhotra By Amir Adnan By Junaid Jamshed By Deepak Parwani Photos

 Indian Bridal Dresses Sherwani Designs 2014 For Groom By Manish Malhotra By Amir Adnan By Junaid Jamshed By Deepak Parwani Photos

 Indian Bridal Dresses Sherwani Designs 2014 For Groom By Manish Malhotra By Amir Adnan By Junaid Jamshed By Deepak Parwani Photos

 Indian Bridal Dresses Sherwani Designs 2014 For Groom By Manish Malhotra By Amir Adnan By Junaid Jamshed By Deepak Parwani Photos

 Indian Bridal Dresses Sherwani Designs 2014 For Groom By Manish Malhotra By Amir Adnan By Junaid Jamshed By Deepak Parwani Photos

 Indian Bridal Dresses Sherwani Designs 2014 For Groom By Manish Malhotra By Amir Adnan By Junaid Jamshed By Deepak Parwani Photos

 Indian Bridal Dresses Sherwani Designs 2014 For Groom By Manish Malhotra By Amir Adnan By Junaid Jamshed By Deepak Parwani Photos

 Indian Bridal Dresses Sherwani Designs 2014 For Groom By Manish Malhotra By Amir Adnan By Junaid Jamshed By Deepak Parwani Photos

 Indian Bridal Dresses Sherwani Designs 2014 For Groom By Manish Malhotra By Amir Adnan By Junaid Jamshed By Deepak Parwani Photos

Indian Bridal Dresses Sherwani Designs 2014 For Groom By Manish Malhotra By Amir Adnan By Junaid Jamshed By Deepak Parwani Photos

 Indian Bridal Dresses Sherwani Designs 2014 For Groom By Manish Malhotra By Amir Adnan By Junaid Jamshed By Deepak Parwani Photos

Saree Sherwani Designs 2014 For Groom By Manish Malhotra By Amir Adnan By Junaid Jamshed By Deepak Perwani Photos

Saree Biography

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The saree is one of the world’s oldest and perhaps the only surviving unstitched garment from the past. Over the millennia, it has not only become a sensuous, glamorous all-time-wear for women, but also the ‘canvas’ for weavers and printers to create artistic weaves, prints and jewelled or gold-silver embellishments!

They say cotton and the art of weaving it into fabric came to India from the Mesopotamian civilisation. The men and women of the contemporary Indus Valley Civilisation were therefore familiar with cotton fabrics and wore long pieces of material which could best be described as loin cloths. These lengths of fabric were worn in the kachcha style, meaning that after draping it around the waist, the wearer passed one end of the cloth or the centre pleat between the legs and tucked it up behind to facilitate freer movement of the lower body and the legs. Early history records that this style of clothing was not only limited to Mesopotamia or the Indus Valley but was common to Egypt, Sumer, and Assyria. The relics of all these civilisations, now available in seals and figurines, prove this fact. Women of most of these civilisations, it seems from available evidence, wore only such loin cloths, leaving the upper part of the body bare, except in winter when animal skins or woollen shawl-like garments were used for protection from harsh weather.

When the Aryans came into the plains of the mighty north Indian rivers, they brought with them the word vastra for the first time. Though a Sanskrit word originally meaning a garment or cloth, for them it was a piece of treated leather made into wearable clothing. Their wardrobes also included woollen clothing as they lived in colder climates. As they moved southwards, they adopted the practice of wearing cotton weaves, in the manner of the Indus Valley inhabitants. In time, this style of wearing a length of cloth around the waist, especially for women, and the cloth itself came to be known as neevi. Therefore, it is quite likely that the simple loin cloth worn by the women of the Indus Valley civilisation was the early precursor of the many-splendoured saree of India.

In the epics of India, which were written much after the Indus Valley period, several assorted items of dress were described. The kanchuki, mentioned in many of the legends which form the narrative of the epics, was a piece of cloth worn across the breasts by women. It was probably the earliest form of the choli. Many women, featuring in the classical literature generated by the epics, were described as beautiful in clothes made from silks encrusted with gold and gems.

Though centuries have passed since the saree was conceived as the Indian woman's hereditary costume, the charm of this beautiful and extraordinary feminine garment, suited to the youngest of girls or the most elderly among woman, has not waned. In fact, even with each new decade of technological progress, it has been well accepted by even the most modern women of the subcontinent. Today, its chequered history has become hazy and lost in the distant past. In spite of the limited scope for any change in the garment, it seems to have a limitless future because of the endless experimentation used to recreate its beauty for every new generation of women.

Thus, in the modern world, it continues to be an economical and easy-to-wear garment, suitable for work, leisure or luxury. Over a period of time, several cities in India have become renowned saree manufacturing centres. Each centre is known for creating traditional sarees which have acquired their names not only from the cities of their origin, but also from the weaving or printing techniques used or the motifs, colours or designs utilised in their manufacture. Throughout the history of textile development in India, the saree continues to be produced on handlooms, powerlooms and in gigantic mills with the most modern machinery in all these famous cities.

Even in the modern age, women continue to buy sarees with great enthusiasm, especially during festivals and wedding seasons.

Saree Sherwani Designs 2014 For Groom By Manish Malhotra By Amir Adnan By Junaid Jamshed By Deepak Perwani Photos

 Saree Sherwani Designs 2014 For Groom By Manish Malhotra By Amir Adnan By Junaid Jamshed By Deepak Perwani Photos

Saree Sherwani Designs 2014 For Groom By Manish Malhotra By Amir Adnan By Junaid Jamshed By Deepak Perwani Photos

Saree Sherwani Designs 2014 For Groom By Manish Malhotra By Amir Adnan By Junaid Jamshed By Deepak Perwani Photos

 Saree Sherwani Designs 2014 For Groom By Manish Malhotra By Amir Adnan By Junaid Jamshed By Deepak Perwani Photos

 Saree Sherwani Designs 2014 For Groom By Manish Malhotra By Amir Adnan By Junaid Jamshed By Deepak Perwani Photos

 

Saree Sherwani Designs 2014 For Groom By Manish Malhotra By Amir Adnan By Junaid Jamshed By Deepak Perwani Photos

 

Saree Sherwani Designs 2014 For Groom By Manish Malhotra By Amir Adnan By Junaid Jamshed By Deepak Perwani Photos

 Saree Sherwani Designs 2014 For Groom By Manish Malhotra By Amir Adnan By Junaid Jamshed By Deepak Perwani Photos

 Saree Sherwani Designs 2014 For Groom By Manish Malhotra By Amir Adnan By Junaid Jamshed By Deepak Perwani Photos

 Saree Sherwani Designs 2014 For Groom By Manish Malhotra By Amir Adnan By Junaid Jamshed By Deepak Perwani Photos

Lehenga Sherwani Designs 2014 For Groom By Manish Malhotra By Amir Adnan By Junaid Jamshed By Deepak Perwani Photos

Lehenga Biography

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Indian Lehenga choli contains traveled a large way on the royal mandement of Mughal Business to a favorite dress regarding Indian women for all types for ceremonial occasions. It happens to be exciting to learn about the origin connected with lehenga choli, which says that it was in the beginning worn simply by women because Mughal era. At this point it was understood as a dress that have the proficiency to festoon American native exquisiteness in the many unassuming manner. Even today, your spirit of Mughal culture is very much unchanged and is mentioned in common Mughal designs.

By means of history, the particular lehenga has attended very little transformation. In fact as soon as possible leading makers do not neglect to lift recommended patterns make up the golden Mughal age. The wardrobe still includes a traditional long skirting, the choli along with the dupatta. The fabric used to have the lehenga are in fact just like those implemented during the reign of the terrific Mughal King, Akbar i really.e. silks not to mention brocades. The dupatta is currently made of a silk filled duvet, linen from chiffon which is a completely new improvement.

Lehengas will be ankle duration long pleated dresses held to the waist. The particular skirt will be graceful along with flares about the wearer. The capacity of tribal stitched lehenga varied regarding the knees that will ankle, while that of more potent people seemed to be always prolonged enough to touch the floor as they quite simply stirred. Traditionally, most lehengas were sweater type offset umbrella shaped. In the present day, in the fashion market, on the other hand, there are numerous shapes of your lehengas giving an innovative look to the ethnic attire.

The various forms of lehengas are Specifically cut lehengas, Sea food tail lehengas, Mermaid lehengas, Paneled lehengas, Kali ghagras lehengas, Around lehengas, A-line lehengas, Lehengas with full flair and many others. As is renowned, the conventional apparel of women around Rajasthan and Gujarat continues to be ghagra choli. While the our ancestors and country women like the embroidered lehenga choli manufactured with cotton garments and decked with the help of embroidery along with mirror get the job done, women belonging to royal families favour along with afford additional elaborate brocades, tanchoi and high satins even with real gold and silver adornments, studded with pricy stones.

Typically the lehenga choli is the envoy of the traditional Rajasthan/Gujarat design of dressing. As we talk for traditional, not a single thing more typical than the bandhani printed--the neck tie and coloring ghagra cholis. This is very popular through the entire country. This is mainly of unadulterated cotton. Alternative fabrics prefer silk together with other man made clothing are also obtainable. Usually, a blouses own detailed mirror-work in addition to patch-work on them and are usually very radiant. Other designs providing an ethnical look to an important ghagra choli are kalamkari, mangalgiri, maheshwari, ikat et cetera. Hand padded ghagra cholis are also conventional.

Wearing from this traditional costume at instances is the coolest trend. Conventional lehenga choli is worn out during wedding parties, festivals such as Navratri, Eid, Dusshera. In wedding day seasons it traditional outfit has its own worthy of. The Indian native ghagra choli can be worn out at chief occasions for instance mehendi, dandiya/sangeet, the wedding wedding and the wedding ceremony party. The Native american lehenga choli exuberantly brings out the essence with feminism.

Lehenga Sherwani Designs 2014 For Groom By Manish Malhotra By Amir Adnan By Junaid Jamshed By Deepak Perwani Photos

 Lehenga Sherwani Designs 2014 For Groom By Manish Malhotra By Amir Adnan By Junaid Jamshed By Deepak Perwani Photos

 Lehenga Sherwani Designs 2014 For Groom By Manish Malhotra By Amir Adnan By Junaid Jamshed By Deepak Perwani Photos

 Lehenga Sherwani Designs 2014 For Groom By Manish Malhotra By Amir Adnan By Junaid Jamshed By Deepak Perwani Photos

 Lehenga Sherwani Designs 2014 For Groom By Manish Malhotra By Amir Adnan By Junaid Jamshed By Deepak Perwani Photos

 Lehenga Sherwani Designs 2014 For Groom By Manish Malhotra By Amir Adnan By Junaid Jamshed By Deepak Perwani Photos

 Lehenga Sherwani Designs 2014 For Groom By Manish Malhotra By Amir Adnan By Junaid Jamshed By Deepak Perwani Photos

 Lehenga Sherwani Designs 2014 For Groom By Manish Malhotra By Amir Adnan By Junaid Jamshed By Deepak Perwani Photos

 Lehenga Sherwani Designs 2014 For Groom By Manish Malhotra By Amir Adnan By Junaid Jamshed By Deepak Perwani Photos

 Lehenga Sherwani Designs 2014 For Groom By Manish Malhotra By Amir Adnan By Junaid Jamshed By Deepak Perwani Photos

 Lehenga Sherwani Designs 2014 For Groom By Manish Malhotra By Amir Adnan By Junaid Jamshed By Deepak Perwani Photos