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The other side of the world is in an arrest of wedding fever and since the wedding industry is at its extravagant best hence innovations, inventions and creativeness is bound to sweep you off your feet. Though the biggest question as always is, "What to wear?" so on a reader's request I decided to pen down a few ideas mainly about the cholis/blouses:
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Crop tops has been the biggest obsession lately around the world, but Indian women have practically been donning crop tops in the form of blouses, since centuries now. Though with the change in the International fashion scene, the crop top blouses have taken a new, edgy avatar. Pair these blouses with chiffon sarees for a Cocktail or Sangeet party and you are all set to turn heads.
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Bows have been another obsession and we can see them everywhere from dresses to skirts, tops and accessories. Men too have started to opt for the bow tie route giving conventional ties a much awaited rest. 'Bow Mania' has also enveloped the ethnic wear! A bow like detail on the blouse or salwar-kameez easily becomes your answer to something different.
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'Old is Gold' is the most common saying and so don't hesitate going the old way with waist length blouses with elbow length sleeves. If you favour the style but feel that its too old school, back cut outs will earn you good grades on the style quotient.
How few designers come up with amazing ideas is intriguing and I was stunned how Jyotsana Tiwari came up with a blouse with a high-low concept at Ambey Valley- India Bridal Fashion Week. The detail might not be too visible when paired alone with saree but my mind keeps making a picture of the Indian outfit incorporated with this trend.
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Jackets over lehngas and sarees has become a great craze too and is slowly replacing the regular lehnga cholis. Only risk here is that you may find many people sporting similarly styled outfits at the same event!
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Hope you would find this helpful!
