Women’s Clothes trends

 

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Women’s clothes have evolved into a multi-billion dollar industry, because of the inherent desire of every woman to look beautiful. Every woman loves to be admired and complemented for her clothes. It has become an important etiquette to dress for the occasion, to look extravagantly fashionable, politely beautiful and discretely stylish .

Dresses come in various fabrics, multitude of designs and forms. The trends come down from Hollywood or Bollywood, or else the cat walks of Paris. Since the demand is very high, the top end of the market is that of designer clothes. Fashion designers use artistry and wisdom to design intricately beautiful clothes, using suitable fabrics, cuts and embroidery. These are bound to be expensive for obvious reasons.

Some of the designer clothes are copied and mass produced in Asia for exports to EU and America. 

 

 

 

 

The copies of the trendy outfits are a great hit among teenagers, as they are value for money. Women’s clothing are classified into the following classes- casual, formal, party, maternity and so on.

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Maternity clothes for women are specially designed outfits to ensure that they provide adequate comfort without compromising its capability to add to beauty and look fashionable. Attention is given to fabric, designs, cuts to make them appear smart.

Another important aspect is durability, which cannot be compromised. Care should be taken to ensure that exclusive designer clothes are not without the element of durability, quality and texture.

 

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Kurti, Tunic- Ladies Clothing- Hand Embroidery

An intricately embroidered long tunic is a hot-selling item in the apparel and fashion segments. Most wholesale boutiques have them made to bulk orders, in Asia, primarily India and Bangladesh. The sizes are generalized, as per the ethnic patterns being catered to, Asians being smaller than the Anglo-Saxons or the Negroid races. This article discusses the history of a tunic, which, today, is an integral part of ladies daily wear, may it be an evening wear or party wear.

A tunic originated in ancient Rome, which in its original form, was any clothing worn on the upper half of the body, extending till the shins. The name derives from the Latin word “tunica.”  The tunic was also worn by the Byzantine Greeks, the design being similar to the chiton, or a jacket. In Ancient Greece, a tunic was decorated at the hem-line to represent the city or state of origin, using bright coloured dyes. Tunics during the Early Middle Ages featured embroidery along the neck, hem and wrists. Thus, it seems, the art of embroidery dates back to middle ages.

In Western culture, its use is limited to religious and uniform context, since it is primarily worn by the clergy and and members of religious orders. The religious tunic is called the cassock. Coats worn by military and police personnel, which are usually close-fitting are also called tunics.

Today, the tunics are embroidered in intricate designs around the nape and sleeves. Embroidery, being a cottage industry in India, most of the designs have a reference to the local folklore and fables.

Some of the popular designs that we have are depicted below. Please write to us for more information

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