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2020年8月28日（金）
Bring a twist
Go for layered long gowns with one layer having a high slit or just a single layer full length gown with two daring slits teamed with cigarette pants. Choose the right accessories to dress it up.Models showcase the varied styles of gowns and maxi skirts in trend this season. Deepika Padukone, Sonam Kapoor, Priyanka Chopra, Jacqueline Fernandez and many others are flaunting them in style.THE ASIAN AGE. Gowns with a twist are trending this season. You can team it with a fitted cropped top or a roll neck top,or wear it with a ruffle trim crop off the shoulder top.
The potential to experiment with this trend can stretch as far as one’s imagination allows! The best looks are the ones that are tailored to fit. Designer Ramya Girimaji says, “Whether it’s a wedding cocktail party, a dinner date or a Sunday brunch, this season is dictated by femininity.Designer Michelle Salins shares, “There are various distractions on the runway for us to pick up with for the holiday and party season ahead, and what we’re all obsessing over is the maxi dress with a high front slit and a column like look. We’re watching the dressy clothing become minimal. And what better way to express this than through the drama of the right skirt or gown! If it’s a skirt that you want to don, a silhouette that works best is a high-waisted flared skirt paired with a small cropped top. Style them differently for a brunch, an evening out, or flashing toned midriffs between a bustier and a low-slung skirt for that added sex appeal for a cocktail wedding. While it’s important to be in sync with the trends, it’s also equally crucial to keep your originality and style. I like it with a side slit which adds a hint of ease at the hemline and allows you the slight flare. For a casual evening, wear it with a silk slim collared blouse or throw on a ribbed sweater for that edgy look. By wearing a cropped top that peek-a-boos the high waistline, you bring an element of softness. A maxi column dress with high slit is best worn in jewel tones for the evening and is very comfortable. City designers share how you can pick your own style from the varied styles around. The slits are suddenly a trend and can be tweaked for a look that’s effortless like Beyonce or Angelina Jolie. And also the floor length maxi skirt with a bare midriff.Use fabrics like raw silk or even linen for the skirt and for the top, go for georgettes, chiffons or crepes. While fashion trends come and go, clearly these maxi skirts and long gowns with a slit and a twist are Lycra Fabric suppliers
having a moment right now.Dramatic flares, cut outs at the midriff, thigh-high slits or knotted details – there’s nothing you can’t rock in a gown these days.
The skirt is cinched at the smallest part of your waist, and the dramatic flair makes the waistline look smaller while hiding any unwanted bulges underneath.Try the Alexander Wang’s slit front versions or the slender modern 90s inspired ones in your nonchalant style with oodles of confidence, pizzazz and panache. A little detailing of play of fabric on its own is a trend to stay. A silhouette that has historically worked is the empire waistline with a clean flow.”Bring a twist to your outfit, adds designer Anjali Sharma, “Uplift the aesthetic appeal of a garment into a more sensuous one. You can’t go wrong in crepe with a high thread count. The detail to watch out for is a knot or a twist to enhance a decolletage or a slim waist with fabric play and voila, you’ve got the look!”end-of Mercury levels are soaring with B Town beauties, Hollywood celebrities, models and the rich and famous dazzling in shimmery, symmetrical or even assymetrical gowns and maxi skirts.
The potential to experiment with this trend can stretch as far as one’s imagination allows! The best looks are the ones that are tailored to fit. Designer Ramya Girimaji says, “Whether it’s a wedding cocktail party, a dinner date or a Sunday brunch, this season is dictated by femininity.Designer Michelle Salins shares, “There are various distractions on the runway for us to pick up with for the holiday and party season ahead, and what we’re all obsessing over is the maxi dress with a high front slit and a column like look. We’re watching the dressy clothing become minimal. And what better way to express this than through the drama of the right skirt or gown! If it’s a skirt that you want to don, a silhouette that works best is a high-waisted flared skirt paired with a small cropped top. Style them differently for a brunch, an evening out, or flashing toned midriffs between a bustier and a low-slung skirt for that added sex appeal for a cocktail wedding. While it’s important to be in sync with the trends, it’s also equally crucial to keep your originality and style. I like it with a side slit which adds a hint of ease at the hemline and allows you the slight flare. For a casual evening, wear it with a silk slim collared blouse or throw on a ribbed sweater for that edgy look. By wearing a cropped top that peek-a-boos the high waistline, you bring an element of softness. A maxi column dress with high slit is best worn in jewel tones for the evening and is very comfortable. City designers share how you can pick your own style from the varied styles around. The slits are suddenly a trend and can be tweaked for a look that’s effortless like Beyonce or Angelina Jolie. And also the floor length maxi skirt with a bare midriff.Use fabrics like raw silk or even linen for the skirt and for the top, go for georgettes, chiffons or crepes. While fashion trends come and go, clearly these maxi skirts and long gowns with a slit and a twist are Lycra Fabric suppliers
having a moment right now.Dramatic flares, cut outs at the midriff, thigh-high slits or knotted details – there’s nothing you can’t rock in a gown these days.The skirt is cinched at the smallest part of your waist, and the dramatic flair makes the waistline look smaller while hiding any unwanted bulges underneath.Try the Alexander Wang’s slit front versions or the slender modern 90s inspired ones in your nonchalant style with oodles of confidence, pizzazz and panache. A little detailing of play of fabric on its own is a trend to stay. A silhouette that has historically worked is the empire waistline with a clean flow.”Bring a twist to your outfit, adds designer Anjali Sharma, “Uplift the aesthetic appeal of a garment into a more sensuous one. You can’t go wrong in crepe with a high thread count. The detail to watch out for is a knot or a twist to enhance a decolletage or a slim waist with fabric play and voila, you’ve got the look!”end-of Mercury levels are soaring with B Town beauties, Hollywood celebrities, models and the rich and famous dazzling in shimmery, symmetrical or even assymetrical gowns and maxi skirts.
2020年7月25日（土）
Rishi and Soujit
Designer Saaksha of the duo Saaksha and Kinni, finds it to be an amazing fabric and says, “Personally, I think it’s perfect for layering due to its fluidity and can be flawlessly accessorised with statement jewellery pieces (to offset the delicateness of the fabric) and easily mixed and matched with prints due to its versatility. One of the key pieces that one should invest in this season is a nicely embroidered organza jacket that can be paired with both western and Indian silhouettes. “Organza in any colour lends translucency, which adds a sense of depth and sensuality with the right play of light and layering.THE ASIAN AGE. One can choose from silk, satin, georgette or Italian blend organza, which can also hold embroidery and look dainty in pretty prints and colours. However, avoid organza sleeves as the fabric is too delicate and can tear easily while moving hands, so for regular use replace them with something stronger, suggest designer duo Rishi and Soujit. Organza throws over kurtas and organza capes over dresses are the easiest way to incorporate this fabric into your daily wear. A big no-no would be using heavy embroidery and embellishments on it, as it will weaken the yarns and deform the shape as well. An organza scarf or a stole too looks lovely with the right coordinates.” end-of Tags: fashion and style. Kangana Ranaut Have you ever wondered what could possibly be more delicate and opulent than silk?
A fabric called organza, known for its crispy, diaphanous and lightweight nature that can accentuate any ensemble with its unique sheer qualities. | NIVI SHRIVASTAVA Published: Sep 9, 2019, 1:22 am IST Updated: Sep 9, 2019, 1:22 am IST Redefine fashion with this sinfully beautiful fabric which will add that chic look to your classy clothing. Since the fabric is sheer, you can always play around with teaming something interesting underneath.It is something that one can easily incorporate in your daily wardrobe without much effort, so more designers are opening up to this trend. The designers add, “A lot of people were skeptical about investing in an organza sari due to the stiff pleats, but these days the new blends offer some fine quality variations that are flowy, sheer, and so easy to drape. A big no for me is over-layering, so stick to a maximum of two layers because even though it is lightweight the stiff composition can add bulk.”While the fabric is enjoying its fair share of attention on the runway, it is important to understand that organza is too delicate to be used roughly and with heavy embellishments.”The fabric works well with both Eastern and Western silhouettes, and some of the key pieces to invest in this season could be organza throws and capes, or overlays and skirts. Some organza variants tend to be fluffy and voluminous, so make sure to style it with narrow bottoms and tight silhouettes inside, recommends designer Pooja Shroff. A shirt dress or a sari in organza is also a smart addition to your wardrobe, which can be used multiple times. A light sheer shirt, or a blouse or even a jacket in organza as a separate would work well. A jacket can be combined with a bustier, worn over a sari, or even be worn as a blouse with a belt to cinch it around the waist. It’s easy to create different garments like pants, blouses, and jackets with them. Buy high-quality fabric and multi-functional pieces that can be layered and worn in different ways. She adds, “Organza is a crisp and lightweight fabric that is very easy to dye in different colours and is irresistibly gorgeous.”Gwyneth PaltrowOne can sport an organza top or jacket with flared pants, pair it with jeans or belt it at the waist with a long skirt inside. Designer Rajdeep Ranawat believes that the sheer and the slight stiffness of organza helps in creating stunning pieces that can be mounded into sculpted separates or layers in the form of various other techniques because its fluid and light. This season, be prepared to see a lot of sheer organza jackets, blouses and big organza sleeves as designers across the globe are reinventing it with groundbreaking silhouettes for high-street brands. For daily wear, China Knitted Fabric Suppliers the best way to use it would be as a colour block organza dupatta, which can be teamed with a white kurta or draped as a scarf around solid colour tees and jeans. It is very popular in luxury wear segment because it adds an expensive look due to blends of silk yarns, and thus gives an instant touch of femininity. When blended with materials like viscose and polyester, it becomes more durable for daily wear
A fabric called organza, known for its crispy, diaphanous and lightweight nature that can accentuate any ensemble with its unique sheer qualities. | NIVI SHRIVASTAVA Published: Sep 9, 2019, 1:22 am IST Updated: Sep 9, 2019, 1:22 am IST Redefine fashion with this sinfully beautiful fabric which will add that chic look to your classy clothing. Since the fabric is sheer, you can always play around with teaming something interesting underneath.It is something that one can easily incorporate in your daily wardrobe without much effort, so more designers are opening up to this trend. The designers add, “A lot of people were skeptical about investing in an organza sari due to the stiff pleats, but these days the new blends offer some fine quality variations that are flowy, sheer, and so easy to drape. A big no for me is over-layering, so stick to a maximum of two layers because even though it is lightweight the stiff composition can add bulk.”While the fabric is enjoying its fair share of attention on the runway, it is important to understand that organza is too delicate to be used roughly and with heavy embellishments.”The fabric works well with both Eastern and Western silhouettes, and some of the key pieces to invest in this season could be organza throws and capes, or overlays and skirts. Some organza variants tend to be fluffy and voluminous, so make sure to style it with narrow bottoms and tight silhouettes inside, recommends designer Pooja Shroff. A shirt dress or a sari in organza is also a smart addition to your wardrobe, which can be used multiple times. A light sheer shirt, or a blouse or even a jacket in organza as a separate would work well. A jacket can be combined with a bustier, worn over a sari, or even be worn as a blouse with a belt to cinch it around the waist. It’s easy to create different garments like pants, blouses, and jackets with them. Buy high-quality fabric and multi-functional pieces that can be layered and worn in different ways. She adds, “Organza is a crisp and lightweight fabric that is very easy to dye in different colours and is irresistibly gorgeous.”Gwyneth PaltrowOne can sport an organza top or jacket with flared pants, pair it with jeans or belt it at the waist with a long skirt inside. Designer Rajdeep Ranawat believes that the sheer and the slight stiffness of organza helps in creating stunning pieces that can be mounded into sculpted separates or layers in the form of various other techniques because its fluid and light. This season, be prepared to see a lot of sheer organza jackets, blouses and big organza sleeves as designers across the globe are reinventing it with groundbreaking silhouettes for high-street brands. For daily wear, China Knitted Fabric Suppliers the best way to use it would be as a colour block organza dupatta, which can be teamed with a white kurta or draped as a scarf around solid colour tees and jeans. It is very popular in luxury wear segment because it adds an expensive look due to blends of silk yarns, and thus gives an instant touch of femininity. When blended with materials like viscose and polyester, it becomes more durable for daily wear
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