Category: Bride

Designer Diaries: ‘Label: Roaleey Ryan’

Meet the designer Roaleey Ryan from ‘Label: Roaleey Ryan’. The fashion label is a designer label for would be Indian brides.

So here is how the story goes:

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1. Tell us something about your Fashion Brand.

My Mom was always into Self Designing and I grew up watching her design her clothes  and getting appreciated for her style . I always used to follow her around when she used to be in her Designing spree.  As I grew older , I used to sit with mom and learn about different kinds of Fabric, colours  and styles, basically the world of Designing.

I started taking a keen interest in the Fashion world professionally around the age of 17. And being a model I knew a lot about Fashion industry.  I started off  with designing for my friends and my  work was well appreciated and talked about. Having my mum’s support and her knowledge all the way  gave me a huge moral support and boost to start my own label “Roaleey Ryan” .

2. Which area of Indian fashion do you specialise in?

We specialise in Bridal Lenghas , Sarees and Anarkalis.

3. What is your favourite aspect of Indian fashion?

For me, a girl or a lady looks the best in Indian wear. Our Indian silhouette gets accentuated when we wear Indian clothes.  And there is so much to choose from ranging from the colours, the cuts and the styles.  The best part of Indian Fashion is that it is made for every body type and all age groups

4. As a designer what is your biggest challenge?

As a Designer, there is huge fun is designing every ensemble. But for those ensembles to see the light of day, you need the perfect team and by God’s grace we have been blessed to have found the right team, cause that is indeed the biggest challenge.

5. Where can one find your Collection?

As of now you will find us on our FB page – www.facebook.com/labelroaleeyryan  and very soon we will be opening up a store.

6. Tell us something about your latest collection.

Our latest collection is all about the ‘Pride of Bride’, with the Bridal session being in full swing.  We have something for everyone, being it the Bride, the Bride’s mother or the Brides friends

7. Do you take up custom design requests?

Yes, we take up custom designing.  We like to give our customers the satisfaction in knowing that they can have their desired preferences in their budget which is made to the perfection of a designer

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8. What is your advice on dressing style for different body types?

The key to looking great, is to know your body.

Dress according to your body type, by enhancing your assets and covering your problem areas.

9. Fashion/Style Tip for our readers

Wear you with Confidence and Panache.

 

Saree Styles for Festive Season 2013

Saree Trends for Festive Season 2013

The style of saree has evolved over the years. Fashion Trends  rise and end with time but saree is a timeless classic in any indian women’s wardrobe. Here are some of the latest saree styles for you to experiment with this festive season, and bring about a fresh perspective to your style.

1. Double Pallu Sarees –

A double pallu has been in existence for long, but probably not as popular and is only seen in bridal trousseaus sometime, but you can turn any single colour saree into a sensation with classic double pallu style. All you have to do is stitch another pallu in a contrast shade to the saree and voila you have converted your saree into a unique saree.

I personally love to try this style when I want to turn a lighter saree into a heavy one for more traditional occasions.

2. Pre Pleated Saree –

Pre-pleated sarees came into existence to reduce the hassle of tying all those pleats and neat pallu. The emergence of pre-pleated sarees has made draping easier and simpler for everyone. These sarees are almost as easy as doning a skirt as they come with pleats stitched at strategic places. Just tuck it at one place and you are ready in a jiffy to sizzle.

Now a days you even get a panelled or well draped stitched dupatta with the skirt which acts like a pallu hanging free from the shoulder, which for me this is like a seamless blend of the contemporary with the traditional past.

3. Half and Half Saree –

Another trend which has been there for many years is a half and half saree you either go for bright contrast this season or remodel your old saree into a true beauty by attaching a different color pallu to the saree. Or go for neon color combinations which are so much in trend this season

4. Dhoti Saree –

Showcased in the Wills Lifestyle Fashion Week Summer/Spring ’13, pop-art inspired designer Nida Mahmood brought to the ramp a lungi/dhoti-style saree with wide slits.

You can drape your saree over leggings or slim-fit denims, instead of a petticoat, and go for tees or spaghetti tops in place of a blouse. For ease of movement chose sheer and lighter fabrics like crepes, georgettes etc and for more festive look you can always go for sequin saree borders.

5. Saree Draped like Gown –

From Paris hilton to Sania Mirza many celebrities have tried their hands at this trend, as it gives one dress a gown like look, with ethnicity of saree. Easy to wear and makes your saree cross functional in both formal and traditional occasions.

Designer Diaries: ‘Bubber’ by Aanchal & Sanjana

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Meet the designer duo Aanchal & Sanjana from ‘Bubber’. ‘Bubber’ is an Indian couture fashion label for men and women known for its customization of garments, unique colours & an antique aesthetic.

Q: Tell us something about your Fashion Brand.

A: 1990, in a Mumbai living room:  The mother of the then-four year-old Bubber twins asks them what they want to be when they grow up.

Sanjana: We want to become ‘Artist-tists’(Struggling to say artist)

Aanchal: Yes mama, Artist-tists….

Art has fascinated us from a very early age. While we started out channelling this creativity by creating paintings and craft, today we use garments as the canvas to express our artistry.

After high school, we started our training in the industry, with a rigorous 3-year Apparel Manufacturing & Design course at S.N.D.T University, Mumbai. And then, we moved on to our dream job with renowned menswear designer Arjun Khanna in Mumbai. After working with him for two years, we decided it was time to open our own studio in April 2011, and launched our label ‘Bubber’- by Aanchal and Sanjana.

 

 Q: What is the essence of your Fashion Brand?

A: Bubber’s core philosophy includes comfort, wearability, functionality and intricate detailing.

Our menswear line is slick, subtle, and affordable, catering to the stylish yet minimalistic man. We believe that ‘less is more’ & always keep re-wearability in our mind while designing. In a world where prices are sky rocketing, we believe anything you buy shouldn’t just be for one-time use.

Our women’s wear is vibrantly coloured, sophisticated and elegant, featuring an antique aesthetic blended with contemporary style. We design classic silhouettes and experiment with intricate embroidery and other forms of surface ornamentation, and ensure that each of our garments is not only detailed from the outside, but from within as well.

We believe that a unique garment is the result of a unique temperament and uncompromising dedication to quality craftsmanship.

 

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Q: Which area of Indian fashion do you specialise in?

A: We design Indian wear for both men and women. For women, this includes bridal wear, anarkalis, slim fit kurtas, saris, lehengas, kurtis & tunics. Our menswear line includes bandhgalas, sherwanis, bandhis & kurtas.

Our forte lies in the customization of garments and fabulous cuts and fits.

 Q: Where can one find your Collection? (please share details of stores and online websites where customer can reach you)

A: Customers can visit our studio in South Bombay near Metro Cinema where we meet clients by appointment. This is where we showcase the crème of our collection. To book an appointment, contact us by either email or phone.

Tel: 09820709875/09819980846
E-mail: info@bubbercouture.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/bubbercouture
Twitter: www.twitter.com/bubbercouture

We also supply to Amara & Shray in Mumbai. Select garments from our clothing line can also be purchased on websites such as www.scarletbindi.com & www.indianhanger.com.

Q: Tell us something about your latest collection? 

A: Our latest collection is called “Le Danseur,” which means “The Dancer” in French and draws inspiration from the freedom and grace of a ballerina dancer. The collection consists of brightly-hued floor-length anarkallis with lots of flare. The backs of these pieces are bejewelled with delicate embroideries and embellishments.

This collection also features vibrantly coloured, antique inspired, and illusion waist slim-fit kurtas. These kurtas are cut in a way that manifests a slimming effect when worn, and are extremely popular with our clients.

We recently exhibited for the first time in Delhi at Jalsa & Ruchika Lifestyle in Mumbai.

 Q: Do you take up custom design requests? 

 A: Bespoke garments and customization is the core of our business. Customization is in high demand in India currently and allows clients to explore their ideas and let their imaginations run wild with our experience guiding in the creative process.

We have an array of colour combinations, embroidery patterns and silhouettes for clients to choose from. We recommend and design each piece as per the requirements of the client.

Q: Fashion/Style Tip for our readers

A: The right colour can complement your complexion and nothing looks better than that. Be open to new styles and silhouettes. At the same time, keep re-wearability in mind when you’re shopping or designing garments.

Invest in heavy dupattas rather than heavy outfits. Trends may change over time while a heavy dupatta will always stay with you as an heirloom.

Designer Diaries : An Exclusive Interview with Shubha & Siddhi from BodhiTree Jaipur.

Designer - BodhiTree 3In my search for Rich and Elegant Ethnic indian designs and traditional rajasthani work, I found BodhiTree Jaipur online. Here are some excerts from my conversation with designer duo Shubha and Siddhi from BodhiTree.

Tell us something about your Fashion Brand.
BodhiTree: The story goes back in time when we were on the lookout for traditional Indian Attire. Having belonged to a family where women have an appreciation for all things beautiful, the market failed to satisfy our craving for ethnic and beautiful Indian attire. It dawned on us to offer to the ladies something combining our aesthetic sensibility and thus began our journey to recreate old world charm with the wedding ensembles.

What is the essence of your Fashion Brand?
BodhiTree: Through our designs we try to recreate the glory and grandeur of the bygone era. The focus is on combining rich and luscious fabrics with opulent and extravagant long lost techniques of hand workmanship like danka, antique dori, zardozi etc. Our brand is an ode to women who feels beautiful, confident and exudes feminism and possesses a queen like aura.

Which area of Indian fashion do you specialize in?
BodhiTree: At our Studio, we emphasis on reviving the age old techniques of workmanship like zardozi, gotta, antique dori, danka, resham, aari, mirror work and beading, dabka and kasab work and present them in a contemporary manner that is appealing to present day fashionistas. We specialise in making glamorous wedding ensembles that become an integral component of a bridal trousseau and which can be bequeathed to posterity.

What is your favourite aspect of Indian fashion?
BodhiTree: Indian fashion has now come of age and is pushing its own boundaries. Indian hand techniques and motifs are frequently gracing the international runways. It’s a proud moment to be part of Indian fashion industry.

As a designer what is your biggest challenge?
BodhiTree: We as a brand have taken upon us to contribute nothing but the best in terms of creativity, designs, following stringent quality standards and sourcing the best materials available. We desire to impart those skills to our workers that would help them incorporate old techniques in their workmanship. This would enable us to segregate our work from run of the mill workmanship and inferior copies, which has infiltrated the market and thus achieving ultimate satisfaction for the Bodhitree patrons.

Where can one find your Collection?
BodhiTree: Customers can visit our store in Jaipur (on prior appointment basis).

Store Address : Bodhitree
D43a bhagat singh marg
C Scheme, Jaipur
Contact no -9928351153 and 9672900007

On request of our online customers we are announcing the launch of our facebook store very soon, wherein customers in India and abroad would be able to see and buy from our latest Pret line (casual, semi-formal and formal sarees, suits, lehengas and tunics).

Our couture collection will be showcased in Delhi from 6th to 8th Sept at Hotel Ashoka and for the first time ever in Pune from 4th-6th October at Hotel Le Meridian. To get the latest updates of our shows and new collection you can visit our Bodhitree Jaipur Page.

Tell us something about your latest collection?
BodhiTree: Our latest collection is an ode to the insatiable desire of a woman to look the most beautiful in every moment of her life. It’s a celebration of extravagant and grandeur life in itself. It is akin to royalty being seen from the eyes of an aesthete traveller “A Royal Ghumakkad” who is mesmerised and awestruck by the grandeur of it all. Keeping true to our spirit, it’s a collector’s delight exuding traditional charm.

Do you take up custom design requests?
BodhiTree: Yes we do take customised design request orders. Please contact us through our facebook page  or email us at bodhitree9@gmail.com  and we will be happy to discuss your details and customize the outfit as per your request.

What is your advice on dressing style for different body types?
BodhiTree: The most important aspect is to know your inner self and channelize the dormant diva in you so that you exude confidence outside. Women with any body type have the potential to look good it’s just that they have to know their body, cuts and colours which compliment them the most instead of blindly aping the runways. But it comes gradually thru experimentation and then it becomes natural. So be open to exploring new horizons. Ladies please be an aware buyer and invest in statement pieces which are stylish, chic and cyclic in nature so that they can be reused in many ways.

Fashion/Style Tip for our readers
BodhiTree: Wishing all the gorgeous ladies out there to stay stylish and happy dressing and celebrate the everlasting occasion called life. We would also take this opportunity to thank our patrons for showering so much love and appreciation on us. It motivates us and helps us to strive for more.

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About BodhiTree, Jaipur
Bodhitree, Jaipur  is the brainchild of sister designer duo Shubha Gupta and Siddhi Gupta and is an ode to glory of Rajasthan’s royal and vibrant cultural heritage. It is an amalgamation of rich handpicked fabrics with opulent embroidery and embellishments oozing grandeur and opulence. Our wedding ensemble embodies the old world glamour keeping the subtle and chic aesthetic sensibilities in mind. We take pride in our selves in endeavouring the best business practices and maintaining integrity and quality and offer complete value for money. Bodhitree epitomise all things luxurious and covetable.

Lehenga Styles for Different Body Types

Lehenga-by-body-typeLehenga, the quintessential bridal wear is an integral part of Indian weddings. On the most important date of a bride’s life, it is her desire to look absolutely divine and the onus lies completely on the lehenga. Long, heavy and billowing lehengas in vibrant colors and embroidered to perfection lend a celestial form of grace and beauty to the bride. As soon as she makes her entry, everyone’s attention averts toward her and remains captivated by her exquisite elegance.

A beautifully designed lehenga that accentuates the figure and brings out the feminine grace is what every woman desires. However, it is important to know about the various types of lehenga and choose the one that would be befitting for a particular body type. Lehengas are available in different styles and cuts and can either be tailor made or even bought off the rack. Choosing a particular cut as per the body type is the most important requisite.

Mermaid Style or Fish Tail
Typically, a fish tail or mermaid style lehenga is fitted till the knee and then flares out at the bottom. This type of lehenga is apt for women with an hourglass or a straight/boyish figure. The lehenga is meant to accentuate the hips and can be teamed up with a corset or a halter-neck choli.

Straight Cut Lehenga
Straight cut lehenga is one of the most versatile options, as it compliments most body types. Resembling a wrap-around skirt, this type of lehenga is straight from the waist to the hem with slits on the side. Complimenting straight cut lehenga is a blouse or choli blouse or choli that falls below the collarbone to give an elongated look.

A-Line Lehenga
A-line cut implies that the skirt resembles the alphabet A that flares from the waist to the hem. Since the flair is kept to the minimal, therefore this type of cut is apt for women with pear shaped body. Ornate cholis or blouses with puffy sleeves can be designed to accentuate the upper part of the body.

Panel Length Lehenga
Offering the right amount of flare and creating a slimming effect is the panel length lehenga. Since this type of lehenga make a person look thin, therefore they are always quite in demand. The lehenga ideally consists of a number of panels stitched together and the panels can be of the same fabric or even a combination of fabrics. Long cholis that hide the stomach and further enhance the slimming effect go well with this type of lehenga.

Circular or flared lehenga
Circular or flared implies that the lehenga is voluminous. The skirt has plenty of pleats near the waist and therefore fabrics that are flowing and graceful are usually preferred for this type of lehenga. It ideally compliments a woman with a cone-shaped body or slimmer torso and is well matched with a choli that is classy and elegant yet very subtle.

India Bridal Fashion Week 2013- Delhi Edition Review

Here is a quick review of the collections that stood out to me at India Bridal Fashion Week 2013 – Delhi Edition

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Shantanu & Nikhil
Shantanu and Nikhil’s titled “To Die For” in India Bridal Fashion Week, 2013 lived up to its theme.
This collection was all about delicate grace and elegance, everything that a new age Bride needs to look chic but still create flutters in hearts. I loved the use gold leaf booti embellishments and the pastel colors giving the whole collection a very dreamy look.

Jyotsna Tiwari
Jyotsna Tiwari’s ‘ELOHIM’ rocked fashion week with her collection inspired by the fun and festivities associated with weddings. Fun, vibrant colours, flirty cuts and prints all made an appearance on the runway. This collection was perfect for those brides who want a modern look with a pinch of culture.
Jacqueline Fernandez was the star of the show as she graced the runway wearing a strapless hot pink gown with detailed embroidery on the skirt and a flirty slit down the middle to reveal black-cropped trousers with pink fringing.

Kotwara by Merra Muzaffar Ali
‘The Mughal Bride’ by Meera and Muzaffar Ali was a mix of detailed classic nude colours, finished with some traditional bridal bling. The traditional gold plated frocks and long kameez showed elegance and beauty and made for a crisp and clean collection.

Rohit Bal
Designer Rohit Bal showcased a regal collection with cream coloured lehenga choli’s with gold embroidery and kundan jewellery. His ‘MulMul’ collection had simple yet majestic designs with emphasis on full-length Indian Silhouettes.
Actress Sonam Kapoor looked great in a gold and white lehenga with a dupatta along with matching accessories. The plain colors worked beautifully together giving her a look of seductive indulgence.

Adarsh Gill
The collection showcase from Adarsh Gill was a vision of glamour and fusion were displayed on the catwalk along with geometric patterns, bold colours and statement motifs.
The gold plated corsets and simple trousers, which wrapped around the models and held together with a large motif showed a strong and empowering woman who wanted something very modern yet glamorous.

Suneet Varma
Suneet Varma’s collection was inspired from ancient Roman Empire with traditional headpieces and embellished lehengas. The collection was a regal mix of golden embellishments and was right fully called ‘The Golden Bracelet’.
I liked the silhouettes in this collection as it was a refreshing change from all the anarkalis, and flared lehengas in other collection, giving a bride to change to experiment with other dress forms.

Tarun Tahiliani
As the grand finale show at India Bridal Fashion Week in Delhi, Tahiliani’s show was epitome of elegance and understated bling. The collection mainly consisted of pinks, ivory, beige’s and understated reds, as well as a few modern ensembles.
Bride-to-be model Lisa Haydon closed the show. I Loved the usage of veil in last few ensembles which was a mix Indian and western influence.

All in all a great week with lots of new trends for the coming wedding season and lot of new ideas for all the brides-to-be.

Places to shop for your Wedding or an Indian Function in Delhi

I personally love Indian clothes more than anything else. Love their color, bright hues, intricate work and the royal look they give to a person when worn in the right style. Having lived in Delhi almost my whole life, I have been part of many wedding shopping trips for both friends to family. Here are some of my personal favorites, the places and shops I trust to go for, when the time is short at hand and I am looking for that perfect outfit.

Chandni Chowk
Chandni Chowk is one place I would recommend everyone to visit when they start their indian wedding shopping. Love the hustle bustle of the place. The market has wide range of shops from chabbra 555, Apsara Sarees to Om Prakash Jwahar Lal, are some of the nice shops to look for range of indian clothes. The most famous shop for lehenga shopping in this market is Om Prakash Jwahar Lal, though a little expensive, personally my taste for Lehenga shopping goes for more flared styles but still do check this place to see what’s in trend.

Shakuntalam
Great shop, I have visited their showroom both in Rajouri Market, Delhi and Ambience Mall, Gurgaon. The Rajouri showroom is much bigger and hence has a bigger collection to boast. Love their saree and suit collection. Specially the heavy embellished Sarees and Anarkalis. A great place to shop for evening dos and family functions or your wedding trousseau.

frontier-raasFrontier Raas, South Ext.
Love the shop and their wide variety. The shop is based on 3 floors, with almost everything you would need for a wedding or any Indian function. They have a wide variety of Saree and Lehenga collection. You will find here a huge range both from price and style point of view. They have everything from modern to transitional designs, to suit every taste. The great thing is they even cater for men’s wear as well in the same store.


Meenabazar
A great chain of stores to buy indian clothes that are in trend. Price range will suit even a budget shopper. They have multiple stores across Delhi andNCR.

ctc-motinagarCTC Moti Nagar
The only CTC that should be on your shopping list when planning your wedding list. You will find here everything from suits to lehengas, jewelry to sandals and can almost finish your wedding shopping in a day if you are really short on time. Great collection of Lehengas and Sherwanis. I like their full flare Lehenga designs though they can get a bit pricey.

 

Ushnak Mal Mool Chand, South Ext
Another shop that should be on your list for any Indian do or wedding, Some of the styles here are very ethnic, but you will find lots of evergreen styles in this shop. My personal recommendation to any bride is to definitely have few evergreen dresses in their wedding trousseau.

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Bandhani Saree- Traditional Craft

There is nothing better than a Bandhani saree, also called bandhej saree, if you want to look ethnically traditional during the festival season. Originating in the western part of India, specifically in parts of Rajasthan and Gujarat, Bandhani saree involves intricate craftsmanship.

The process is what gives it the name

Bandhani saree is called so because of the process involved in making this traditional piece of craft. The fabric is tied at several points, and hence, the term Bandhani, which literally translates to “tied.” The way the fabric is tied, leads to different patterns in Bandhani saree, some of the most common being Leheriya, Mothra, Ekdali and Shikari.

The history of it

Bandhani saree is considered as one of the oldest forms of tie and dye sarees. The craftsmanship involved in the making of it can be traced back to several centuries, when these sarees were worn by women of the royal family. It was also traditionally believed that Bandhani saree in a vibrant hue is supposed to bring good luck. The walls of Ajanta and Ellora caves stand testimony to the existence of this craft eons ago.

In modern times, the craft of making Bandhani saree is believed to have originated in the city of Jamnagar in Gujarat, the city itself being more than 4 centuries old. The skills have thus been passed down generations, and it has lately seen a revival of sorts with the focus back on traditional Indian arts and crafts.

The fabric, colors and styles

A bandhani saree is traditionally made out of muslin or silk. The richness of silk is what gives the saree the festive fervor. However, with changing tastes, Bandhej sarees are now made in georgette and chiffon as well for that contemporary look.

In terms of colors, “riot of colors” is what best describes Bandhej sarees the best. They are best when made in vibrant hues such as orange, yellow and other similar colors.

And the best is on display during the festive season

If you want to have a look at some of the best Bandhani saree styles, the best time would be the Indian festive season, especially around the time of Navaratris.

Kundan Jewellery – A Trend For Ever

Coming straight from the tradition of ancient Indian art of jewellery making, Kundan has seemed to represent the traditional cultural heritage of the country over the years. With impeccable jewels and finest of gold being used to manufacture a unique class of jewellery, Kundan promises to be a trend for the years to come. The embellishment of only the royal class, now Kundan has assumed an important role in contemporary fashion circles too. Being inspired by the royal tradition, the Kundan jewellery art seems to surely inspire several fusion and haute coutre trends. With the grace of Maharani Gayatri Devi, the jewellery offers scope for a beautiful Elizabethan elegance.

Various Kundan jewellery options are now open for women who are not afraid to go back to their roots and add a dash of royal touch to their dressing sense.

1) Anklets and bracelets

A perfect accessory for any woman, anklets and bracelets in Kundan can be a vibrant add-on to an Indian attire as well as a Western one. Worn with sarees, they do add a tinge of grace to the traditional attire but with a Western casual outfit they offer a pleasant contrast and fuse well.

2) Necklaces

An assortment of colours across an intricately woven pattern of gold, necklaces in Kundan art form go well with only traditional attire. Teamed with lehengas, skirts, sarees, suits and bridal wear, they enhance the grace and poise of the woman. Brighter colours on lighter shades of clothes and vice versa help to add an intensity to the look. You can experiment with chokers and raani haars too. Chokers, in a minimalist work pattern can go with a Western attire like a tunic but raani haars should strictly be restricted to sarees to be worn on festivals, marriages or similar traditional occasion.

3) Jhumaka (earrings)

The Kundan earrings with the minakari work on them can go well with sarees and salwar kameez but you can take a leap in experimentation and team them up with Jodhpur designs with a bright skirt to achieve that perfect bohemian look. Excellent examples of Kundan craftsmanship, these jhumkas also go well along the traditional bridal wear.

4) Rings and Bajuband

While bajubands are restricted only to formal family occasions to be teamed up best with sarees and lehenga-cholis, surely you do not want to miss out on the fun of experimenting with the brilliantly embellished rings and teaming them up with a motley of dresses and co-ordinate a variety of styles with them. The idea of a sapphire embedded ring with a LBD is equally exciting as the possibility of wearing a navaratna ring with a white emroidered saree.

With the Old and Royal art of Kundan, the possibilities and further experimentation depends on your sense of style. Go for Kundan if you want to intensify the poise and elegance of your look with the never-exhausting range of colours and patterns.

Sabyasachi Mukherjee & Band Baaja Bride

The master designer in fashion turns to Indian Television Audience!

Sabyasachi Mukherjee, after serving the world of fashion for almost a decade now turns into a TV mentor. “Band Baaja Bride with Sabyasachi” has proved to be a hit in the market for quite some time now. Aired every Friday on your favorite channel NDTV Good Times, “Band Baaja Bride with Sabyasachi” is a cream over a hot tea for the viewers.

 

A first of its kind, the show is dedicated to making every bride’s dream come true as she gets a spectacular makeover, finest designer clothes and exquisite accessories along with tips from the who’s who of the fashion and glamour world.

With his innovative techniques and thoughts, in this show he does makeovers for young girls. Changing them to bridal divas is truly an exciting theme

Keeping in mind the nuptial season and its fashion needs, nothing could be better than a show that is entirely dedicated to the beautiful Indian bridal wears.

Spring Bridal Looks for 2012

Indian Wedding spring season is upon us and so is the beautiful splash of colorful flowers. I love this season the most for the breadth of fresh air, beautiful spring colors and pleasant hues it presents to us. One could most definitely say, it is one of the best season to wear the next door look girl and fresh scrubbed dwey pink skin on one’s wedding day. And here are some of the most beautiful spring bridal looks you can pull off without a glitch.

Never forget flowers on your wedding day because most definitely any wedding attire can look like a million bucks when combined with beautiful blooms. My final tip, for all the brides out there – “Think outside the box and the results will be incredible”.

Indian Bride Spring Looks