#Designers kurtis

[positivelyamazonian]

I never realized how much Crystal Dynamics stole content and ideas from Core! Is that even legal? It breaks my heart to learn how many things were stolen from AoD and put into the reboots!

Crystal's behaviour regarding the saga and the franchise have been, if not illegal, at least quite unprofessional from the beginning, spreading fake news and slanders concerning the previous developers of Tomb Raider and not taking professionally their new roles as developers of the franchise.

What anyone would expect from professionals would be, imho, to take what had been already produced and go on with the legacy trying to be quite loyal to the source and spirit of the games, completing what had been left unfinished (that is, TRAOD trilogy and the TR1 remake, at least) and then, go on with their own vision if they might - they were entitled, after all, to their own ideas concerning the franchise -. Instead, TRAOD was left unfinished, its remains and fandom dragged through the mud, some original ideas exploited to their credit and what was left simply canned. All to proceed with a first, then a second reboot that have barely stood to the quality and spirit of the original franchise.

As such, nowadays Tomb Raider is barely recognizable and there's nothing left of the character named Lara Croft, except her very name. It's a shame Crystal didn't live up the expectations of a studio inheriting a legend and an icon, instead, they thought they could be better and acted cockily and disrespectfully, and failed to provide a decent follow-up to the franchise.

Of course there's plenty of people that won't agree with this, but at this point I care little about it. The LAU trilogy or even the survivor reboot could've been nice games if they stood up alone as independent games, but as Tomb Raiders, they are simply not living up the original franchise and character. That strikes simply by the fact they've changed her biography or motivations so many times to the point it's a mess impossible to unify, as they claim to be doing.

For me, Tomb Raider died short after 2003 and it was Crystal Dynamics, and not Core Design, who killed it. Same with Lara Croft.

Well, not just Crystal. Eidos too have their fair share of guilt.

[ender-goo]

Titan Stryker meets titan kabal?

Saw the chance to make angst and took it thank you very much

[shadowfox-sketchbook-258]

Special Forces’ finest, everyone

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[heuffopla]

Gave my OC I used to be obsessed with a mullet, now I think he is cool again :)

[jentasticart]

I couldn't decide between Kabs with the mask or without it so I did both! part of the trade for @ender-goo :3

[harroyo10-blog]

[jaydraw209]

MK AU Sketckes

[amphibifish]

i'm still distraught over my accidental kurtis conner drawing so i'm not posting the freyja and freyr i drew with thor fsfsfs

[yanxioustrikas]

at this point Moonbug is literally teasing me because WDYM SOME RANDOM SIDE CHARACTER DUDE RESEMBLES MY OC⁉️⁉️

broooooooo THE HAIR AND THE EYE COLOUR MANNNN (thanks @abyss-strikas for finding this random man in which you also didn’t know he resembled my oc lmao)

ps: i really like this old drawing of mine plus i so wanna show off his wife / max power twins’ noncanon younger sister (she looks older here because my strikas au is set in the future skjkdqbs and veterans remember hiram so yeah lmao)

[yowomi]

AH HI! goofy kurtis art based on his new merch took forever but was worth it!

[majisthelle]

This is canon i don't care lalalalala

[distroyer0g]

Drawing Spider-man until beyond the spider-verse. Day 275.

[silveriumjewels]

Excited to share the latest addition to my #etsy shop: Printed Muslin Anarkali Kurta Set with Stone work. https://etsy.me/3UXicgN #white #longsleeve #boat #salwar #no #knee #straight #embroidered #organiccotton

[shehanazindia]

9 Vibrant Navratri Outfit Ideas To Celebrate Each Night In Style

Navratri, one of the prominent festivals in India is a time of joy, dance, and colourful celebrations. Each of the nine nights is marked by a specific colour, offering a wonderful excuse to showcase your style. 

Let’s explore some outfits that will help you look your best each day of the festival.

Day 1: Yellow 

Kick off the festival with a burst of sunshine! The Nayab Mishti Yellow Floral Angrakha Kurta Set is a perfect choice. This delightful outfit features intricate floral patterns that are both cheerful and elegant. Paired with a flowing dupatta, it gives a lovely traditional touch while keeping you comfortable for all the festivities.

Day 2: Green 

On the second day, opt for a refreshing vibe with the Chandani Heena Chanderi Hand Block Printed Dupatta. This dupatta, with its artistic hand-block prints, can elevate any outfit. You can wear it with a simple kurta or even a contemporary dress. The green hues symbolize growth and harmony, perfect for the spirit of the festival.

Day 3: Grey 

For the third night, consider the sophisticated Farzeen Bridavan Phool Pleated Dress. The elegant grey fabric adorned with delicate floral prints offers a subtle yet chic look. With its pleated design, this dress enables easy of movement, making it ideal for dancing the night away while staying stylish.

Day 4: Orange 

Day four calls for vibrancy! The Faiza Bulbul Wajida Kurta and Palazzo Set in a striking orange is just the thing. This is a kurta that stands out with its beautiful peony patterns and offers a comfortable fit. It’s perfect for the lively garba nights, adding a pop of colour to your celebration. 

Day 5: White 

On the fifth day, opt for purity with the Gulnaaz Sherjeena White Cotton Kurta Set. This ensemble is both graceful and versatile. The lightweight cotton keeps you cool while the accompanying dupatta adds a touch of elegance. White symbolizes peace, making it a serene choice for the celebrations.

Day 6: Red

As we are halfway through, on the sixth day, wear the stunning Nayab Noor Maroon Muslin Kurta Set with Dupatta. The rich red colour is bold and festive, perfect for this spirited night. The luxurious silk fabric will make you feel special, while the intricate prints showcase the beauty of traditional craftsmanship. 

Day 7: Blue 

For the seventh day, the Nayab Madhuri Aqua Floral Gharara Kurta Set With Dupatta offers a calm yet striking appearance. The blue tones create a beautiful contrast against the vibrant festivities. With block prints that tell a story, this kurta set is stylish and meaningful, making it a great choice for any Navratri event. 

Day 8: Pink 

Day eight is all about charm, and the Rooh Ruhani Pink Kurta Set with Dupatta is just that. This soft pink outfit radiates warmth and joy, making it perfect for the occasion. The flowy fabric and elegant design allow you to enjoy the night with ease, all while looking lovely. 

Day 9: Purple

Conclude the festival in style with the Nayab Madhuri Purple Floral Gharara Kurta Set. This gorgeous outfit features a stunning gharara style that is both trendy and traditional. The rich purple colour symbolizes luxury and creativity, making it a fitting finale for the celebrations. 

To sum up, as Navratri unfolds, these nine outfits will keep you stylish and comfortable throughout the festival. Each day’s colour not only reflects the spirit of the festival but also allows you to express your unique style. So, gear up, enjoy the festivities, and let your outfits tell a story!

[err0r-macr0]

AAAAAHHHH

i LOVE HIM SO

[kavitameenasingletap]

Kurti for women

Product Overview

Indian women look glistening in their traditional dresses and that attracts women across the world. The wraps and covers which they wear have amazing appeal and fabulous artwork, which makes Indian dresses hard to resist.

But while having a close discussion with my friends in India, I witnessed that the dressing style has taken a change rather it has taken a leap to retain both ethnicity and modern fashion.

We have seen the rise in a number of new dresses that have both ethnic look and modern appeal and one such is the kurti. Yes, it is the new trend which has an Indianized western look. Women of today have started to embrace it in their daily lives. Whether it is their workplace or a day trip to Goa or may be attending a tea-party, more kurti designs  are easily visible.

Why do Indian women love to wear Kurtis?

Kurta has been in the fashion line for the past few decades and it is one of the best choices in the women's wardrobe. I was a little puzzled to find out some weird reason for different kurti designs becoming popular these days.

Let’s read on some exquisite ideas of Kurti being popular :- 

A dress that is universally popular:- When we browse loads of designer kurti online, it might make us amaze, why kurti and not salwar, if we like being ethnic. But Indian culture is liberal and conservative at the same time, we accept food, ideas, traditions and dresses whole-heartedly. So keeping this mind Kurti exhibits both traits of being ethnic and westernised.

Where comfort meets fashion:- While I was searching for some popular kurti online in India, I found that all designers have kept one thing in mind while weaving their creations and it is definitely comfort. Yes, Kurtis are very comfortable to wear and not tight or crouched like those body hugging dresses. At the same time, you get a wide range of styles to choose that are suitable for different occasions.

A pocket-friendly dress:- Kurtis are not heavy on the pocket. A comfy daily wear kurti may be available at the online stores at Rs. 200 and it can range up to Rs. 5000 for a silk sequined party-wear. So you have kurtis for every budget.

Pair up with any accessories:- One of the popular reasons that I have come across while discussing with a few Indian friends of mine is that Kurti is one such outfit that is easy to accessorise. Depending on the sense of style, the cut of your kurti and the occasion you like to wear, it is possible to pair it with junk jewellery, may be gold or silver. 

Types of Kurtis:- 

1. Anarkali Kurti

Inspired by the Mughal era, Anarkali Kurtis are fitted on the bust and flare out towards the hem, creating a frock-like silhouette. They are perfect for festive occasions and weddings. Pair them with churidars and statement earrings for a classic look.

2. Straight Cut Kurti

Straight-cut Kurtis is a staple in every wardrobe, offering a sleek and elegant look. They are versatile and can be paired with jeans, leggings, or palazzos. Accessorise with minimal jewellery for a sophisticated look.

3. Asymmetrical Kurti

With no defined hemline, asymmetrical Kurtis are trendy. They are ideal for parties and casual gatherings. Pair them with fitted pants and statement footwear for a contemporary look.

4. Kaftan Style Kurti

Known for their comfort, Kaftan Kurtis are loose and breezy, often featuring a drawstring at the waist. They are perfect for a relaxed day out or a beach holiday. Pair them with sandals and boho accessories for a laid-back look.

5. Shirt Collar Kurti

Blending the formal shirt style with traditional kurtis, this type comes with a collar and often features button-down fronts. It’s perfect for office wear and can be paired with jeans or trousers.

6. Jacket Style Kurti

This style comes with an attached or detachable jacket, adding a layer of sophistication. They are suitable for both casual and formal events. Pair them with palazzos or straight pants for a refined look.

7. Cape Style Kurti

Cape-style kurtis incorporate a cape-like feature, either attached to the shoulders or as an additional layer over the kurti. This style adds a dramatic flair and is perfect for making a fashion statement. The cape can be of varying lengths and is often adorned with intricate designs or embellishments. These kurtis are great for festive occasions or fashion-forward events and can be paired with straight-cut pants or skirts for a chic, modern look.

8. Floor Length/Gown Style Kurti

Elegant and regal, these Kurtis are similar to evening gowns. They are perfect for formal events and weddings. Pair them with minimal jewellery and heels for a sophisticated look.

9. Chikankari Kurti

Known for their delicate embroidery, Chikankari Kurtis are a symbol of elegance. They are perfect for traditional events. Pair them with light-coloured bottoms and ethnic jewellery.

10. Peplum Kurti

Peplum kurtis feature a flared ruffle attached at the waist, creating a playful and trendy silhouette. This style adds a touch of Western fashion to the traditional kurta and is perfect for those who love a fusion look. Peplum kurtis are great for casual outings, parties, or even office wear when styled appropriately. They pair well with slim-fit pants or jeggings, balancing the flared bottom.

CONCLUSION 

Each kurti style in our list offers a unique way to express your style and preferences. From the playful vibrancy of tie-dye to the elegant sophistication of Chikankari, there’s a kurti for every occasion, mood, and personality. Embrace the diversity of these styles and find the perfect kurti to add to your wardrobe. Happy styling!