#Velvet Winter Outfits for Wedding

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Designer Velvet Outfits for a Chic Winter Look

Velvet is an incredibly popular fabric due to its texture and shine. And it is here to slay. So, make room in your closet for this luxurious and soft fabric this winter. It has been consistently renowned as a classic, rich, and expensive trend. This ultra-glam yet exquisite sensibility made a triumphant return this season.

Wearing velvet is all about capturing the spotlight in the most exquisite way possible. So let us have the pleasure of helping you all with the finest velvet outfit that makes you shine this season only at ScrollnShops.

Kurtas are the timeless charmers of the fashion world that never fail to amaze. Style yourself in everlasting beauty with ScrollnShops midnight Blue Velvet Embroidered Kurta Set for women featuring a deep v-neck kurta, embroidered straight pants and dupatta. This makes it an ideal choice for an evening function.

If you appreciate classic yet contemporary apparel, then express your style with the ScrollnShops Sequins Embroidered Sharara Set for Women. This designer Sharara set features a printed peplum kurta with a sharara and organza-embossed dupatta. It is great for attending winter wedding events.

Designer Anarkali suits continue to rule the ethnic fashion scene yet again. Making a distinctive impression in a bottle Green Velvet Anarkali Set for Women exclusively available at ScrollnShops with intricately sequins and aari embroidery, making it a vital element of your wardrobe.

What could be more fabulous than a designer jumpsuit? Exude confidence this season in ScrollnShops Printed Velvet Jumpsuit for Women that offers elegance and comfort while keeping you warm.

Embody graceful style and radiate opulence with ScrollnShops Designer Red Velvet Co-ord Set for women that includes a lurex lace corset and lapel collar suit. An eye-catching earring will give a dash of shine to your look.

Elegance meets charm in an Embroidered Mini dress for Women with a v-neck and full sleeves that is perfect for parties or relaxed occasions. Elevate your look with a statement necklace or sparkly earrings that will turn all attention as you enter the venue and keep you turning heads all night!

Velvet Designer Wear is stunning and smooth, making it ideal for winter clothing. It comes in a variety of shapes and sizes, making it the best choice to create an eye-catching look. Speak to our fashion stylist for customisations, early deliveries, discounts and your dreamy velvet designer outfit from ScrollnShops will reach your doorstep in no time!

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Move over lehengas because these velvet outfits for brides will take over winter weddings 2023. For more such bridal trends, visit ShaadiWish.com.

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Just read your Bilehwit Au on Ao3 and was greetes by the amazing ref for the lamb here on tumblr!

And yes i absolutely love it when people explain clothing choices in character design especially since you wrote Lamb culture is based on the Old English pls do ramble 🙏

Well hello!! This my first ask from someone I've never met before, so I'll ask you to please be patient with my wild trails of thought.

This will be a long one, but I'll focus on two main outfits - the daily wear and the ritual outfit, as they have the most symbolism.

The easiest one is obviously the leaf outfit - cute, I love it so much!

The leaf was chosen for its symbolism in English mythology. The tree itself is well beloved as a symbol of strength and a symbol of fertility - acorns are often depicted as lucky, and an oak full of acorns is a good sign of fertility!

I also chose oak because I think they're very beautiful trees - they can live for up to 1,000 years, and they can grow to 30 meters wide in their leaves. That's amazing to me. They also smell nice, and I remember climbing them when I was little, so it's nice to share the oak with my lambsona.

Next, let's talk about the sacrifice outfit - it's oddly bridal, no?

Well it's intended to be!

The use of white/silver to denote Purity is an old concept, but white wedding dresses in England were only truly popularised after Queen Victoria wore the colour to her wedding - previously a mourning shade.

I chose silver satin as the fabric, and a simple design, as I wanted a bridal look but also something that felt sleek and pure. Bilehwit is a virgin (virgin sacrifice in all ways) and it's a cruel trick to play.

Also, Shamura in my fic struggles to see/differentiate between objects, so having an all white lamb made it easier for them to stay focused.

So while this outfit feels bridal to us, the symbolism in fic is more that it was easier than dying fabric, just raw spider thread spun into a dress.

Shamura did make the veil themself, though, for reasons you will see later ;3

Now, we get to the heavy hitters! First up, the daily outfit.

Now, Anglo-Saxons were all about those layers! So this outfit actually has more layers than you'd even think.

Under the base dress is a thin cotton chemise, or under dress, made to soak up the oils of the skin and sweat, changed most often. Bilehwit would use these as pyjamas in the summer months, too, to keep cool while covered and decent.

The next layer is the linen, with the thin dark band. This would be a slightly tighter layer to the body, and would be long sleeved to offer protection from the sun and the cold. Linen would be the lighter colours, as they'd be protected more, and linen was used as a middling layer to hold heat in winter. Air would be trapped between layers and keep people warm, and also it protected them from any scratchy wool. The woven ribbon at the bottom is decorative.

The next layer is my favourite. This is the red layer, the thicker dress, made often from wool or from linen again. This is made from wool, using a technique called naalbinding, which is what the Anglo-Saxons would have used, as they didn't knit like is common today.

Anglo-Saxon embroidery and weaving was actually really well known in Europe for its fine work and was gifted to Emissaries and Kings. The weaving and sewing business in England went hard as hell, and it's where most people would be employed for personal use or as gifts.

The embroidery of flowers on the cuffs of the red dress, as well as the colar, are those of Achillea millefolium, or 'Red Velvet', flowers. These tiny buds are native to Europe, western Asia and North America, and are small blooms that self seed and explode into colour. I chose them after seeing the flowers on a sketch, and decided that I had to include them.

Red in flower language is always to do with romance and passion. I wanted Bilehwit to show that desire, as they are a hopeless romantic at heart, and they also just feel a deep-seated loneliness that they want filled. The red flowers are the only flowers they've ever been given, and they've spent hours tracing the embroidery threads and staring silently at the sky.

The final apron layer is just that - an apron. It's a thin, boxy piece of fabric that is played on top to ensure the front of the dress stays somewhat clean, and there is a secret pocket behind it that they store honey-sweets in for children (and themself). Just a length of plain cut cloth!

Tied together with a woven belt, this outfit is my second favourite - I love every detail, and when I can talk in fic about it, I will spend thousands of words trying to detail what it means to me, and probably failing.

The final outfit now, one that definitely won't be seen in fic for a good long while - the Fancy/Ritual set.

Look at ittttt ahahahahagahqabqgagagquipqguqugjv

Okay, keysmash over, serious time!

Now, this outfit is interesting, because not only does it have embroidery and styles of old English culture, it also has mixes of Indian influence too!

"Well, that's random to add," I hear you murmur, and you're right. Why would I add that?

Well, because originally I was going to make Narinder have a more Egyptian vibe! I thought; ah, perfect, he'd do great as a Sphynx cat, the Egyptians loved those cats.

See, as it turns out, Narinder is actually a Sanskrit/Hindu name. It's a form of the name Narendra, a masculine name that means "Lord of Men". It's a very formal name, and one I immediately knew I had to switch things around for.

Following this, I was also able to determine the domains and cultures of each other Bishop, by tracing back names and meanings! That's a whole other post I fear.

Back to the dress!

The outline is far more recent than Old English, medieval style dresses, and that's because, uh... I wanted it. (This one is not very historically accurate. Forgive me.)

I wanted a mix of English style embroidery and Indian embroidery styles. Will come back and edit in which style I went with specifically, but I wanted the ritual set to be a touch more dedicated to Narinder, with darker colours, and more Indian fusion embroidery.

The black is velvet, the red is silk, and the white is linen - why? Again, it looks cool.

I can't lie, I have very little explanation for this besides the fact it looks bangin'.

But yes!! That's all my explanations at this current point in time for outfits! However, if you have any further questions, please ask away, and I will happily detail everything and anything about my AU and fic! Thank you for joining me on my rambling!

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Downton Abbey Fashion 29 - festive occasions in the 1920s

There are times when the Crawleys wear a sort of outfit that I tentatively want to call “semi-formal”? They leave the house in these, so it’s not exactly an indoor look, and it’s day wear, not evening, but it’s often more lightweight than a coat or walking suit, and the optics go more in the direction of their garden fashions – light, mostly pastel colors, flowered hats, loosely falling robes… The occasions in question are 1st, Mary’s wedding, 2nd, a family picnic at Eryholme which at that time might become their new home, 3rd, Edith’s little disaster of a wedding, and finally, the baptism of Sybil junior.

The only occasion for which Violet bothers to get a new outfit is Mary’s wedding; for the others, she repeats a few of her already-established coats. This is stylistically familiar though, and in fact she combines it with a tulle-wrapped hat she’s worn before. I do love the cream coat; can’t quite tell the material, but it’s something softly shiny. And then she goes all extra on the cuffs and hem – this trim is easily five or six inches of piping flowers and ferns.

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Remember when I said that Martha doesn’t really cross the line into tasteless? Well. I’ll admit it: This one is kind of tacky. Lady, tone down the fur and velvet; this is not a winter wedding. Admittedly, the turban-like head wrap is something I would have enjoyed a great deal more in an evening setting. Martha loves her some quirky 1920s headdresses. But for the day, the plumage seem a little much.

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For her son’s wedding to Mary, Isobel got a lovely light blue walking coat that she repeats later for the Eryholme picnic, if with a less frothy hat. What I find funny during the wedding is that the cream collar with the darling birds-and-flowers embroidery makes Isobel look like she coordinated with the random extra next to her, a nameless lady in cream with a similar embroidery motif on the lapels.

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Cora wears this long lavender coat for Mary’s wedding and for Sybbie’s baptism, a pretty rose-patterned damask with a long plain collar. I think this is supposed to be a matching set with the dress she wears under it, a lilac number with a velvet sash. The main variation between the wedding and the baptism is that for the former, she wears a ton of white fabric flowers on her hat and another huge one pinned to her lapel, whereas for the baptism she’s way more toned down, nothing on her lapel and the flowers on her hat much smaller and darker. Granted, that baptism has an overlap with mourning time.

Despite financial hardships, Cora can afford new hats all the time. What do you know. I kind of like the pleated design of the crown here, but not the overall shape if that makes sense. The sandy walking suit with the giant folded lapels will transition into her everyday wardrobe in season 4, although by then she picks a rather less flattering hat to go with it. I don’t know what these buttons are doing down there; they sure aren’t shutting the coat in any meaningful way. They just look nice, I guess.

This is Cora’s get-up for Edith’s wedding, and it has to be the first time I am aware of that the hatband was actually made to fit the cardigan. See? That’s the exact same flower embroidery. And back with a ton of white flowers on her hat. I like the jacket, but the outfit overall is a bit unspectacular, as is to be expected from a wedding guest who’s not to outshine the bride. Would probably pop more if she wore that over a red blouse.

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We’ll get to what Mary wears to her wedding in a separate post, but for Edith’s wedding, she shows up in light blue chiffon and what I think is a layer of white lace. The drop waist sash, the sleeves and the hatband are all the same material, all pastel on pastel plus pearls; it’s all very rich boring white people. But at least it’s flattering. Edith gets fucked over by her outfits for these occasions.

Granted, Mary’s baptism look is really dowdy. Why is she dressed like her mother-in-law? This dress tries to do something with lavender and purple piping, but the placement of it doesn’t do much to enhance the outfit. I think she stole her mother’s jewelry again though; this is the exact necklace Cora was wearing with her beige picnic coat above.

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Why. Why did they put Edith in this for Mary’s wedding? At this point, her sense of fashion has developed so much that this stupid, unflattering granny dress looks dissonant. She’s wearing a sack with a big flower on it. And what’s with the plump pin tucks in the skirt? They throw this so off balance. Ugh, anyway. The hat is quite lovely.

I found the last dress so ugly that this one, which she wears for the baptism, is already an upgrade. The color is not for Edith imo, but the drop waist has a patterned sash that is kind of nice, and while the sleeves look baggy, it at least has a pretty neckline.

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Sybil got a rather nice look for Mary’s wedding. Why couldn’t Edith wear something like this? The color and weight is similar, blue chiffon, but the scarf matching the dress looks way more elegant than that strange embroidery. Any additional color is banned to the hat embroidery, which looks cute but less grand than those of her relatives because Sybil isn’t about that life anymore.

Her hat for Edith’s wedding has pretty much the same shape, the brim widening to the front and curving a bit up to form something akin to a bonnet, but it’s white with a lilac ribbon to match her dress. This dress is quite similar to Mary’s for the same event, chiffon with floral white lace, but it has some additional trim with an under layer in a darker purple, and the skirt has a little gathering on the side.

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Cocktail Dresses: Your Guide to Effortless Elegance in Evening Wear

Cocktail dresses are the epitome of elegance and versatility in women's evening wear. They’re perfect for a variety of occasions, from weddings to dinner parties. Here are some tips to help you choose the perfect cocktail dress:

1. Know Your Body Type: Flattering silhouettes vary for each body type. A-line styles work wonders for pear shapes, while hourglass figures shine in sheath dresses.

2. Seasonal Styles: Adapt your dress to the seasons. Light fabrics like chiffon are perfect for summer, while velvet or silk is ideal for winter events.

3. Accessorize Smartly: Statement jewelry and chic clutches can elevate your look. Don’t forget to choose the right shoes – heels add that perfect touch of glam!

4. Color Coordination: Experiment with complementary or monochromatic colors to enhance your outfit.

5. Sustainable Choices: Opt for eco-friendly fabrics and timeless designs to contribute to fashion sustainability.

With the right cocktail dress, you can feel confident and stylish no matter the occasion! 🌟

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From Casual to Formal: Engagement Party Outfit Ideas for Guests

An engagement party is one of the first big milestones on the road to the wedding, and as a guest, it’s essential to find the perfect outfit that strikes the right balance between celebration and sophistication. Whether you’re attending a chic city soirée or a laid-back backyard bash, your outfit should reflect the occasion while still allowing you to feel comfortable and stylish.

In this blog, we’ll explore what to wear to an engagement party, whether you should bring a gift, and how you can match your style to the theme of the event. Additionally, we’ll touch on popular themes and decorations for engagement parties, ensuring that you not only look great but also feel immersed in the ambiance of the celebration.

Understanding the Dress Code

The first step to selecting the perfect outfit for an engagement party is understanding the dress code. Invitations will often provide clues—such as "cocktail attire," "smart casual," or "semi-formal"—so take these suggestions into account when planning your look.

Casual Engagement Party

For a more casual celebration, you can opt for a smart yet relaxed outfit. A stylish sundress, jumpsuit, or a chic blouse with tailored pants would work perfectly. For men, think along the lines of chinos and a button-down shirt.

Semi-Formal or Cocktail Attire

If the engagement party is semi-formal, consider elevating your look. Women can wear cocktail dresses or stylish separates, while men should choose trousers paired with a blazer. Keep accessories elegant, and avoid anything too over-the-top.

Formal Engagement Party

A formal engagement party may call for a more polished outfit. This is the time to bring out a full-length dress or an elegant suit. For men, a suit and tie are standard, while women can go for sophisticated gowns or tailored evening dresses.

What to Wear to an Engagement Party in Different Seasons

Spring and Summer Engagement Parties

Spring and summer engagement parties often take place outdoors, meaning you can incorporate light, airy fabrics and soft colors into your look. Floral prints, pastel tones, and light fabrics like cotton and linen are perfect for these warm-weather events.

For men, lighter suits in shades like grey or beige, paired with a crisp shirt, work well. Women can embrace sundresses, flowy maxi dresses, or stylish jumpsuits. Remember to consider the venue—if the party is outdoors, you might want to opt for comfortable footwear like wedges or flats.

Fall and Winter Engagement Parties

For colder seasons, choose richer fabrics like velvet, wool, or cashmere to stay warm while still looking chic. Darker colors such as burgundy, navy, or emerald are perfect for a cozy, autumnal feel. A well-fitted coat or elegant scarf can add a stylish touch without compromising comfort.

Men can lean toward darker suits or blazers with warm accessories like a scarf or tie in seasonal hues. Women should consider long-sleeved dresses, structured blazers, or chic ankle boots.

What Not to Wear to an Engagement Party

Regardless of the dress code, some general rules apply to engagement party attire. Steer clear of white (unless explicitly encouraged) as this color is traditionally reserved for the bride. Additionally, avoid anything too casual or revealing, as engagement parties, though fun, are still formal occasions.

Should You Bring a Gift to an Engagement Party?

One common question that guests often have is whether they should bring a gift to an engagement party. While it isn’t always expected, it can be a thoughtful gesture to bring something small and meaningful.

Consider asking the couple’s family or the party host if gifts are appropriate. If you do decide to bring something, keep it simple: a bottle of wine, a decorative item for their home, or even a heartfelt card. In many cases, the engagement party is about celebrating the couple’s love, so extravagant gifts aren’t necessary.

If the invitation mentions a "no gifts" policy, be sure to respect the couple's wishes.

Matching Your Outfit to the Party’s Theme and Decorations

To really impress, coordinate your outfit with the overall theme or color scheme of the engagement party. This shows that you’ve paid attention to the details and want to align your style with the couple’s vision for the event.

If the party has a specific theme—like rustic chic, vintage, or modern glam—use that to inspire your clothing choices. For example:

Rustic Engagement Party: A floral maxi dress for women or a linen shirt for men would be a great fit.

Vintage Engagement Party: Channel old-world glamour with a lace dress or suspenders.

Modern Glam Engagement Party: Opt for sleek silhouettes and metallic accents to complement the party’s contemporary decor.

Decorations for Engagement Party: Coordinating Style with Event Vibe

The engagement party is not only about what you wear but also how the decorations set the stage for the celebration. The event decor often reflects the couple's personality and the vibe they want to create for the entire wedding journey.

Outdoor Garden Engagement Party

If the engagement party is hosted in an outdoor garden setting, expect decorations to highlight natural beauty. Twinkling fairy lights, floral centerpieces, and rustic tablescapes create a romantic atmosphere. To complement the theme, choose soft, flowy outfits and neutral tones to align with the serene ambiance.

Indoor Glam Engagement Party

For indoor venues with elegant decor—think chandeliers, lavish floral arrangements, and gold accents—go for a more glamorous look. Velvet fabrics, statement jewelry, and classic heels will ensure you fit right in with the upscale vibe.

Best Rental Wedding Decoration Services for Engagement Parties

To enhance the aesthetic of any engagement party, couples often turn to the best rental wedding decoration services. These companies provide everything from seating arrangements to floral installations, transforming any space into a breathtaking venue. By opting for rental services, you can achieve an elegant look without overspending. If you're attending a party organized by a rental decor company, your attire can reflect the elevated, curated style of the event.

Party Decorations in Montreal and Vancouver

Guests attending engagement parties in larger cities like Montreal or Vancouver may encounter different decor trends. In Montreal, a blend of European charm and modern style often influences engagement party decor. Sophisticated and chic, you might see minimalist floral arrangements, soft lighting, and sleek furniture.

In Vancouver, nature-inspired elements dominate. Outdoor engagement parties are popular, with event decor featuring greenery, wooden accents, and sustainable touches. Reflect these natural themes by choosing outfits that are stylish yet understated, with subtle accessories and organic fabrics.

Event Decorations That Wow: How To Match Your Outfit

Take cues from event decorations when planning your look. If the party features bold and vibrant decorations—such as bright florals, colorful linens, or statement tableware—feel free to be a bit more daring with your color choices. On the other hand, if the decor is more muted and minimal, opt for elegant, neutral tones that mirror the ambiance.

Decor Company Toronto

Toronto offers numerous high-end decor companies that specialize in creating engagement parties with unique themes and luxurious touches. If you're attending a party designed by a professional decor company Toronto, lean toward classic, polished attire. Think tailored dresses or suits that reflect the sophistication of the decor.

Conclusion: Style with Confidence

Ultimately, when attending an engagement party, your style should be a mix of comfort, elegance, and personalization. Whether you're dressing for a casual backyard gathering or a formal city celebration, make sure to match your outfit to the tone of the event. Don't forget to consider the couple's personalities and party decor, as these elements will guide your choices for Toronto's top event decor companies.

And remember: while your outfit is important, the most vital part of attending an engagement party is to share in the love and excitement of the couple’s journey. So, wear something you feel fabulous in, bring a small token of appreciation if appropriate, and get ready to celebrate!To read more about Cost of Wedding Shower Party Decorations

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expanding on the last post: What The Crimson Peak Costumes Are Made Of (I Think)

Lucille:

Blood Drop Dress (red party dress)- silk taffeta

Black dress- silk-velvet bodice and overskirt, silk taffeta underskirt

Blue dress- see above

Winter coat- wool

Robe and nightgown- silk habotai/china silk with a silk moire sash (moire pattern only visible in one BTS pic I've found so far)

Deleted scene undergarments- cotton sateen corset (I hope, given the wear to it), matching silk taffeta petticoat

Edith:

Buffalo Bookworm Suit (suit for her publisher's office)- silk taffeta

Park outfit- pleated silk habotai shirtwaist, silk taffeta skirt, belt likely a celluloid faux buckle and wool braid strap in-story and resin faux buckle + synthetic braid strap IRL

Carter's Office outfit- see above, just a different shirtwaist and with a silk tie

Buffalo nightwear set- cotton nightgown under a silk-velvet robe

Ball gown- silk satin with some sort of tulle underskirt briefly visible near the beginning and end of her dance scene

Heartbreak Dress (dinner party dress)- pleated lightweight silk, possibly habotai? but heavier than the fabric of her shirtwaists

Buffalo coat- wool

mourning dress- silk taffeta (the designer claims this is her wedding gown, but bereaved brides were HEAVILY pressured to leave off mourning on their wedding days, and I can't imagine the wedding and Carter's funeral would be on the same date anyway)

Allerdale coat- wool

Briefly-seen lingerie and net dressing gown- cotton or linen combinations which later appear in the sex scene, cotton sateen corset, dressing gown of what I imagine is crocheted silk cord + silk habotai

Nancy Drew Dress (canary-yellow dress)- silk satin

Allerdale nightwear set- silk satin robe with a pleated silk habotai nightgown underneath

Allerdale cape- wool

Thomas

Pretty much all of his outfits are wool suits over silk brocade waistcoats and linen shirts. with the exception of his formal outfit for the ball and dinner party, which appears to have a cotton shirt, white vest of a material I can't quite make out, and silk bow tie

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Imperial Weddings during the Romanov Reign

The bridal ensemble of a Romanov imperial bride was always the same. It could not deviate from the regulations estipulated by the imperial code. They wore dresses made of cloth of silver or gold, with jeweled buttons down the skirt, topped by a velvet and ermine mantle. 

Their diamond accessories included the grand tiara made for Empress Elizabeth, which featured the Paul I Pink Diamond, as well as the Nuptial Crown, the Cherry Earrings, the Diamond Necklace, the Diamond Bracelet, and the Cloak Clasp, which had been made for Catherine the Great.  A royal wedding outfit weighed 25-30 kg. Standing still in it all day was difficult, let alone moving around! Sometimes the exhausted brides had to be carried.

According to tradition, brides in the Romanov family donated their wedding dresses to the church afterward. However, Alexandra Feodorovna, the last empress of Russia, decided to keep hers. That is why her wedding dress has survived to this day (it is on exhibition in the Hermitage.) This was considered an omen of bad luck.

Since Queen Victoria could not attend the wedding of her beloved granddaughter Alix in Russia, her other granddaughter, Alexandra's sister, Grand Duchess Elizabeth Feodorovna, sketched Alix’s wedding dress without the jewels and the velvet cloak and sent the sketch to their grandmother with a letter. In the letter, she discusses the lace veil worn by Alix as her bridal veil. It was the same lace wedding veil worn by her mother, Princess Alice of the United Kingdom, and her sisters, Princess Victoria, Grand Duchess Ella, and Princess Irene. See the sketches below.

Towards the end of the Romanov tenure as rulers of Russia, regulations relaxed somewhat. Nicholas II's sister Olga, who was notoriously rebellious regarding protocol, did not conduct her first wedding according to the imperial code and wore a regular wedding dress and none of the jewels. Her second wedding years later was even more casual. Prince Marie of Greece and Denmark (to become Grand Duchess Marie Georgevna by marriage) refused to get married in Russia or wear the wedding regalia, although she wore Russian court dress. The tradition had been for all imperial women to marry at the chapel in the Winter Palace, and it was not broken even for Queen Victoria, who could not travel so far by the time her second son, Prince Alfred Ernest, married Grand Duchess Maria Alexandrovna, the daughter of Emperor Alexander II.

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The Ultimate Bridesmaid Checklist

Being a bridesmaid is an exciting and important role in a wedding, and one of the most crucial decisions you'll make is selecting the perfect attire. From the exquisite wedding lehengas to trendy bridesmaid dresses, it's essential to plan ahead and ensure that you look your best while complementing the bride's style. In this blog post, we'll provide you with a comprehensive bridesmaid checklist to help you navigate through the process of finding the ideal dress for various wedding events, including engagement ceremony, weddings, and more.

Wedding Theme and Dress Code:

Before starting your hunt for the perfect bridesmaid attire, understand the wedding theme and dress code. Aligning your Indian dress with the overall ambiance of the wedding is of utmost importance. Whether it's a traditional or modern affair, knowing the theme will guide your choices and help you select an appropriate ensemble.

Explore Bridal Lehengas:

While the bride will be the center of attention in her bridal lehenga, you can complement her look by choosing a bridesmaid lehenga that complements the bride's outfit and matches the wedding color palette. Consider the bride's preferences and coordinate with her to find a lehenga that strikes the perfect balance between individual style and overall harmony.

Bridesmaid Dresses for Indian Weddings:

If the wedding calls for Indian dresses, explore a range of bridesmaid dresses that suit the occasion. Consider the wedding's color scheme and preferences while choosing a dress that flatters your body type. You can opt for various styles such as flared lehenga choli for women, long flowing, frock style Anarkali Suit, Two piece outfit like Sharara, Croptop, floor length Gowns keeping in mind the bride's overall vision and your own comfort.

Dresses to Wear to Weddings:

Apart from the main wedding event, there may be additional occasions like engagement ceremonies, Haldi ceremony, cocktail parties, and sangeet nights. Plan your wardrobe in advance, considering the specific dress codes for these events. Explore elegant and fashionable options like Anarkali dresses, indo-western fusion outfits, or contemporary gowns that reflect your personal style and the ambiance of the event.

 Wedding Wear Dresses for Different Seasons:

Consider the season and climate when selecting your bridesmaid dress. Opt for lighter fabrics and breathable materials like chiffon or georgette for summer weddings, while velvet or silk blends work well for winter weddings. Choosing weather-appropriate dresses will ensure you're comfortable throughout the festivities.

Accessories and Footwear:

Complete your bridesmaid ensemble with the right accessories and footwear. Coordinate with the bride and other bridesmaids to maintain a cohesive look. Choose accessories like statement jewelry, elegant clutches, and stylish footwear that complement your dress and elevate your overall appearance.

Alterations and Fittings:

Ensure you have ample time for alterations and fittings to ensure your bridesmaid dress fits perfectly. Schedule appointments with a trusted tailor or boutique well in advance to avoid any last-minute alterations. This step is crucial for achieving a polished and well-fitted look on the wedding day.

Being a bridesmaid is a privilege, and selecting the perfect wedding wear dresses is a key aspect of fulfilling your role. By following this comprehensive bridesmaid checklist, you can confidently choose a stunning lehenga or dress that reflects your style, matches the wedding theme, and complements the bride's ensemble. Remember, your role is to support and enhance the bride's special day while looking and feeling your best. With careful planning and attention to detail, you'll be a picture-perfect bridesmaid at the upcoming wedding celebrations.

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Velvet Dresses Outfit Ideas: Elegant Styles for Every Occasion

Velvet dresses are an absolute wardrobe staple, adding a touch of luxury and sophistication to any occasion. Whether you're attending a formal evening event, a casual gathering, or even a wedding, velvet dresses offer a perfect blend of comfort, warmth, and glamour. In this blog, we’ll explore a variety of velvet dress outfit ideas that will elevate your style for every event.

Velvet Dress for a Glamorous Evening Out

When you're heading out for a special evening, a velvet dress is the perfect choice to make a bold fashion statement. For a sleek, sophisticated look, opt for a bodycon velvet dress in deep jewel tones like emerald green, royal blue, or classic black. Pair it with metallic heels and minimal jewelry for an understated yet elegant style. A purple velvet dress can also add a dramatic flair, making you the star of the night.

Velvet Dresses for Casual Daywear

Velvet isn’t just for formal events; it can be effortlessly styled for daywear too! A velvet shift dress or a loose, A-line velvet dress works beautifully for casual outings. You can pair it with ankle boots or sneakers for a chic, relaxed vibe. Add a denim or leather jacket for an extra layer of coolness in the cooler months. This outfit is perfect for brunch, shopping, or a relaxed day out with friends.

Velvet Dresses for Weddings and Festivities

Velvet dresses are a fantastic option for wedding guests or festive events. A velvet midi or velvet maxi dress can be both elegant and comfortable, allowing you to celebrate without sacrificing style. Look for dresses with intricate detailing like lace accents or velvet floral prints for a more refined look. Pair these dresses with statement earrings, a clutch bag, and strappy heels to complete your ensemble. You’ll be ready to dance the night away in style.

Velvet Dresses for the Holiday Season

Velvet is the go-to fabric for the holiday season, and a party-wear velvet dress makes for the perfect festive attire. Whether you're attending a holiday party, a Christmas dinner, or a New Year's Eve celebration, velvet dresses in rich, deep shades like burgundy, midnight blue, and gold exude the spirit of the season. Add a bit of sparkle with sequined accessories or bold makeup, and you're good to go!

Velvet Dress for Work or Formal Meetings

If you're looking for a velvet dress that can be worn to work or a formal meeting, choose a midi-length velvet sheath dress in a neutral color like charcoal, navy, or dusty rose. Pair it with a tailored blazer and classic pumps for a sophisticated, professional look. You can also accessorize with a leather handbag and understated jewelry to keep the look refined.

Layering Velvet Dresses for Cold Weather

As the weather cools down, velvet dresses can be styled with layer dresses to keep you cozy while looking chic. Pair your velvet dress with a long wool coat, a knit scarf, and knee-high boots for a stylish winter outfit. Velvet and winter accessories, like gloves or a beret, add an element of coziness and warmth to your look, making it perfect for colder months.

Conclusion

Velvet dresses are versatile, timeless, and incredibly stylish, offering outfit possibilities for virtually every occasion. Whether dressing up for a formal event, heading out for a casual day, or gearing up for the holiday season, a velvet dress can be your go-to piece for effortless elegance. Play with textures, colors, and accessories to make your velvet dress reflect your style. Shop for the perfect velvet dress today and prepare to turn heads at every event.

Shop velvet dresses and other elegant outfits at Nangaliaruchira today!

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Chic and Stylish: The Latest Kashmiri Kurta Sets in Luxury Fashion

Kashmiri fashion has always been synonymous with elegance, tradition, and an unmistakable sense of luxury. The intricate embroidery, vibrant colors, and premium fabrics make Kashmiri kurta sets a timeless choice for women seeking sophistication in their wardrobe. Today, this traditional attire is reimagined in ways that perfectly blend heritage with modern aesthetics.

The Allure of Kashmiri Kurta Sets for Women

The kurta set for women has evolved into a versatile staple for every occasion—be it a casual outing, an office meeting, or a festive gathering. Designed with detailed embroidery like Kashida and Sozni, these kurta sets exude artistry. Lightweight yet luxurious fabrics such as Pashmina, silk, and cotton make these outfits not just beautiful but also comfortable for long wear.

Pairing a Kashmiri kurta with matching or contrasting pants and a dupatta elevates your style effortlessly. Whether you prefer bold floral patterns or subtle pastel shades, there’s a kurta set to match every personality and mood.

The Timeless Appeal of the Phiran Kurta for Women

A modern take on traditional Kashmiri attire, the phiran kurta for women has captured the hearts of fashion enthusiasts. The phiran, traditionally a loose garment worn to combat the cold winters of Kashmir, has been redesigned to appeal to contemporary tastes.

The modern phiran kurta combines the voluminous elegance of the original design with sleeker, tailored cuts. Enhanced with intricate hand embroidery, beadwork, or sequins, these kurtas are perfect for festive occasions or weddings. Available in a variety of fabrics such as velvet, cotton, and silk, the phiran kurta is both chic and functional, making it a must-have in any wardrobe.

Styling Your Kashmiri Kurta Sets

Where to Find the Best Kashmiri Kurta Sets

Luxury Kashmiri attire is now more accessible than ever, thanks to online shopping platforms. Premium brands are offering curated collections of kurta sets for women and phiran kurtas for women that bring the best of Kashmiri craftsmanship to your doorstep.

Investing in these timeless pieces not only elevates your style but also supports the artisans who preserve this beautiful tradition.

Conclusion

Kashmiri kurta sets and phiran kurtas are more than just clothing—they are a celebration of heritage and luxury. Whether you’re looking to add a touch of elegance to your daily wardrobe or seeking a show-stopping.

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Wedding Tie Sets: The Ultimate Guide to Perfecting Your Wedding Look

A wedding day is a celebration of love, but it’s also one of the most fashionable days of your life. Whether you’re the groom, part of the wedding party, or a guest, looking your best is a priority. One accessory that has the power to elevate any outfit is the tie, and when you choose the right wedding tie sets, you’ll add a touch of elegance and refinement to your overall appearance.

In this blog, we’ll explore the different types of wedding tie sets available, how to choose the best one for your style, and tips on coordinating with the wedding party to ensure a cohesive and stylish look. Let’s dive into why wedding tie sets are an essential element of any wedding wardrobe.

What Are Wedding Tie Sets?

Wedding tie sets typically consist of a tie, pocket square, and sometimes cufflinks or a matching boutonnière. These sets are curated to make it easier for grooms, groomsmen, and even guests to achieve a polished and coordinated look without the stress of piecing together accessories. Wedding tie sets come in various styles, colors, and materials, making them a versatile option for different wedding themes and seasons.

The beauty of a wedding tie set lies in its cohesion. By purchasing a set, you ensure that each accessory complements the others, creating a streamlined and sophisticated ensemble. This is particularly helpful for wedding parties, where it’s essential that everyone’s accessories match, but it’s also a great option for those who want a coordinated look without the hassle.

Types of Wedding Tie Sets

Neck Ties: The classic choice for a wedding, neck ties come in various fabrics like silk, satin, and linen, each suited to different wedding themes. For formal weddings, silk ties are a top choice, as they exude luxury and sophistication. For a more relaxed wedding, like a beach or rustic affair, linen or cotton ties might be more appropriate.

Bow Ties: Bow ties are perfect for those looking to make a bold statement or channel a vintage vibe. They’re an ideal choice for more formal weddings or black-tie events. Wedding bow ties come in similar fabrics to neck ties, but they often have a slightly more whimsical or refined appeal. A black velvet bow tie, for example, is perfect for a winter wedding, while a floral print bow tie can add a playful touch to a spring or summer celebration.

Cravats & Ascots: For grooms and groomsmen who want to take their formal attire to the next level, cravats and ascots offer an opulent look. These ties are larger and more dramatic than the standard neck tie, and they can be styled in a variety of ways for added elegance.

Tie Bars and Cufflinks: While not always included in traditional tie sets, many wedding tie sets come with matching accessories like tie bars or cufflinks. These small but important details elevate the outfit, adding polish and sophistication. A subtle silver or gold tie bar can keep your tie in place while adding a touch of class, and cufflinks are a great way to add a personal flair to your formal wear.

Matching Pocket Squares: A wedding tie set usually includes a pocket square in a matching color or pattern. A pocket square is a timeless accessory that gives the wearer a refined, well-groomed appearance. Whether it’s a simple white silk square or something more decorative with embroidery or patterns, it’s the perfect way to complete your look.

Choosing the Perfect Wedding Tie Set

When selecting the right wedding tie set, there are several factors to consider:

1. Wedding Theme and Color Palette

The most important consideration is the wedding theme and color scheme. If the wedding has a specific color palette, your tie set should complement those colors. For example, a navy tie set would be perfect for a formal navy-and-white themed wedding, while a blush pink tie set might suit a romantic, pastel-themed wedding.

If the wedding theme is more traditional, opt for classic colors like black, silver, or navy. For a more modern or casual wedding, you can experiment with bold patterns and colors, such as floral prints or deep jewel tones.

2. Fabric Choice

Fabric choice is another important factor in selecting a wedding tie set. The fabric you choose should align with the wedding’s formality and seasonality. Silk is the most popular choice for formal weddings due to its lustrous finish, but satin can offer a more modern, sleek look. Linen and cotton are great options for warmer weather or more relaxed settings, offering a lightweight, breathable fabric.

3. Personal Style

Your personal style should also play a role in your decision. Do you prefer a traditional, minimalist look, or do you want to make a statement with bold colors or patterns? Wedding tie sets come in every style imaginable, from classic solid colors to intricate prints and textures, allowing you to tailor the look to your personality and preferences.

4. Coordinating with the Wedding Party

If you’re a member of the wedding party, coordination is key. The groom often wears a tie set that is similar to, but slightly more refined than, the groomsmen’s. However, you don’t need to match exactly. For example, the groom might wear a silk tie with a pocket square, while the groomsmen can wear matching ties with a simpler pocket square. Communication with the bride and groom is crucial to ensure everyone’s accessories are coordinated.

Wedding Tie Sets for Guests

Guests attending a wedding can also benefit from a well-coordinated tie set. While you won’t want to overshadow the bride or groom, wearing a tasteful tie set can help you look put together and show your respect for the occasion. A subtle, classic tie in the wedding’s color palette can be a great choice. Avoid overly flashy designs or loud patterns, as they may detract from the overall aesthetic of the event.

Conclusion

Wedding tie sets are more than just accessories they are a way to express your style, elevate your look, and add a touch of elegance to your wedding day ensemble. Whether you’re the groom, a member of the wedding party, or a guest, a well chosen tie set can complete your outfit and help you look your best on this momentous occasion.

By carefully considering the wedding’s theme, your personal style, and coordinating with the other members of the wedding party, you can ensure that your wedding tie set not only looks great but enhances the entire celebration. So, take your time, find the perfect set, and let your style shine on one of the most special days of your life!

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Layering Jamdani for Winter: How to Go Elegant This Winter

Layering Jamdani for Winter: How to Go Elegant This Winter

Winter is that season of the year when the women of Bangladesh can show off the beauty of Jamdani fabric in a crisp and style climate. So, how do you select the right Jamdani to wear during winter, and how do you layer them? The art of layering Jamdani for winter is the most fashionable and functional solution that will help one keep warm and look strikingly beautiful with effortless ease. This rich and traditional fabric originated centuries ago and is ideal for any occasion. Jamdani can be designed in several ways for winter. Let us delve into the techniques of layering Jamdani for winter and how it can add warmth and style to your wardrobe. The Traditional Love for Jamdani Jamdani weaving has been part of an old tradition in Bangladesh since the 8th century.

This craftsmanship has awarded Jamdani the status of UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage. Characterized by an enchanting design from cotton threads, Jamdani will always stay in style; it can adapt quite well to winter. Wearing Jamdani in layers during winter will prove that the fabric is not only for summer elegance; it is a legacy of warmth and culture, ready to embrace the colder season.

Layering Jamdani for winter is one of the perfect mediums of comfort and style for winter weddings, casual events, and daily wear. The proper combination of garments will keep the body warm without compromising on fashion. When combined with Jamdani, light woolen fabrics add the necessary texture and comfort for wear during cooler climates.

Layering for Winter Weddings: Modern Twists of Tradition

Winter weddings are synonymous with color and custom festivities. Wearing a Jamdani over the wedding attire will lend an extra zing for winter. Nothing works like a classic Jamdani sari paired with a silk or wool shawl for an open function or a reception that goes till the wee hours of a cold night. It can be gracefully taken over the shoulders or arms to add warmth to the body while showing off the beauty of Jamdani underneath.

Worn over a long-sleeved turtleneck, a Jamdani kamij or kaftan is a great way to stay warm without sacrificing style. In this manner, layering Jamdani for winter is relatively effortless, suitable for combining tradition with modern sensibilities in refinement, and becoming ideal for grand occasions.

Styling Tip: Wear the rich, deep hues of Jamdani-emerald green or ruby red in winter. Not only are the hues decadent, but they also speak to the time of the year and would work for a winter wedding.

Layering Jamdani for Winter Everyday Wear

Jamdani layering for winter is not solely reserved for weddings and formal affairs. One can wear a Jamdani kurta or tunic under a thick, open-front woolen sweater or even over it. This perfectly combines style and utility, apt for office wear, running errands, or casual meetings. Layering Jamdani for winter would keep one warm and turn heads with fashion statements.

Wraps and shawls in Jamdani weave can add to this layering, providing an extra layer of warmth. A long scarf or a cardigan with delicate detailing in Jamdani can make the most ordinary outfit unique. Fashion Tip: Complete your winter-weather layered Jamdani with structured handbags and ankle boots. Accessories add a subtle touch of sophistication without compromising the overall winter readiness of the outfit.

Layering Jamdani for Winter Evening Gatherings: Luxury Meets Comfort

At dinner parties or evening gatherings, layering Jamdani  for winter can present just the right blend of luxury and comfort. A heavily ornamented Jamdani saree can be paired with a long, stylish velvet coat or a woolen cape. The outerwear shall complement the Jamdani’s detailing without overpowering it.

Other ways of layering Jamdani for winter include adding a faux fur or wool cropped jacket to a Jamdani dress or saree. The addition gives the outfit a contemporary feel while keeping it warm.

Styling Tip: Accessorize with statement accessories, like gold or silver necklaces, to complement your Jamdani outfit. Layering Jamdani for winter should also extend to tactically placing accessories to keep the regal look intact.

Choosing the Correct Jamdani Design to Layer

 The art of selecting an appropriate Jamdani design for winter layering is the key to a correct ensemble. Layering in Jamdani during winter is all about patterns. Traditional designs with intricate motifs of flowers, paisleys, and geometric shapes work beautifully as layering pieces. These look all the more striking when set against neutral-colored outerwear that highlights the exquisite detailing of the Jamdani underneath.

For layering Jamdani in winter, any neutral-colored coat or shawl will look good on top of an elaborately patterned Jamdani for a balanced look. Kaftans or kurtas with simple designs may be better paired with heavier outerwear.

Styling Tip: When wearing Jamdani in winter, layer different pieces together so that their patterns do not clash. For instance, wear a Jamdani with a geometric pattern and pair it with a shawl with floral prints for an eye-catching and coordinated look.

How to Wear Jamdani While Layering for Pre-Wedding Events: Ideal for Sangeet and Mehendi

Events like sangeet and mehendi before the actual wedding are highly energetic, and comfortable clothing to accommodate uninhibited movement is essentially required. For winter, layering Jamdani during these functions can also be pragmatic and fashionable. A light-colored Jamdani kamij or kurta with a matching scarf or shawl not only keeps you warm but also provides elegance.

In these settings, layering Jamdani for winter allows flexibility. One may take off the shawl or the jacket one has draped over one’s Jamdani or wear it according to ones need for temperature and comfort.

Styling Tip: To complete the ethnic look, complement it with traditional bangles and jhumkas. Layering Jamdani for winter doesn’t mean you have to forgo style for warmth; instead, find ways to balance both.

Layering for Casual Winter Outings

The layering of Jamdani for winter does not need to be elaborated. For everyday forays, you can wear only a light Jamdani tunic or kurta combined with a knitted warm pullover or cardigan for a bright look; this is comfortable and stylish- let the peeking Jamdani fabric do the rest.

A pair of warm leggings and boots finally complete the casual layered look. Layering Jamdani for winter will ensure that even on frigid days, one is confident and striking enough to step out in style.

Styling Tip: Accessorize minimally for casual winter outings. A discreet pair of jhumkas or a wristwatch would suffice while you allow the Jamdani fabric to take center stage in your outfit.

Complement Your Attire with Winter Jamdani Accessories

The layering of Jamdani for winter would only be complete with the right accessories. Scarf, shawl, and intricately designed jackets in Jamdani can serve as a point of interest and keep you warm. The thick necklaces, bangles, and jumbo earrings complement the intricacy of the work and add a tint of boldness.

Stylish clutch gloves may add to the attire to ensure functionality and aesthetic appeal.

Styling Tip: While layering Jamdani for winter, focus on draping techniques that bring out your accessories. A statement maang tikka or a necklace will tie the look together.

How to Care for Jamdani Garments During Winter

While layering Jamdani for winter is a great option, it does require some care to keep the quality of the fabric intact. Here’s a basic set of tips to help with that:

Dry Clean Only: Dry cleaning is the best treatment for Jamdani garments, as the delicate weave requires nothing else.

Avoid Direct Sunlight: Jamdani fabrics should be stored in a cool, shaded area to avoid color fading.

Proper Storage: Store them using complex cases or breathable fabric coverings.

Styling Tip: When you wear a layered Jamdani outfit, fold it meticulously after wearing it to avoid creases and store it well to maintain it for a more extended period.

Conclusion

Layering Jamdani for winter creates a beautiful amalgamation of cultural sophistication and modern comfort. In terms of versatility, from weddings to everyday wear to pre-wedding events, there isn’t anything quite like Jamdani. Master just the right layering to make functional winter fashion truly beautiful.

See more inspirations in our collection and bring timeless Jamdani elegance into your winter wardrobe today. Find the best winter Jamdani pieces on dreamweavebysimi.com or visit our offline store in Dhaka.

Are you looking for exquisite Jamdani, ideal for winter and Women’s Fashion and accessories? You can purchase the latest products from our website, dreamweavebysimi.com, or check out updates and style ideas from our Facebook page. Since there are some lacunas in our online offerings, you are welcome to the following location: Offline Store (1st Floor, 138, Concord Niharika Tower, Road-4 Kemal Ataturk Ave, Dhaka 1213)

Frequently Asked Questions

Are Jamdani fabrics suitable to wear in winter every day?

Because of its light but warm nature, Layering Jamdani for Winter will be ideal for comfort and fashion. 

 2. What colors would be suitable for layering Jamdani for winter? 

Deep, rich colors such as emerald green, royal blue, and maroon will be perfect for pulling off a warm and elegant look with Jamdani during winter. 

 3. How Should Jamdani Sarees Be Layered for Winter?

Jamdani sarees go well with velvet or woolen blouses, which give maximum warmth and elegance during winter.

 4. Can Jamdani Be Worn Without Feeling Cold?

Yes, if executed correctly with warm fabrics and wise accessories, the Winter Layering of Jamdani keeps you cozy and in style.

 5. Can Jamdani Be Worn Indoors and Outdoors During Winter?

Yes, definitely; Jamdani can be layered up and styled in many ways to make them fit for indoor and outdoor winter wear.

 6. How do you avoid bulkiness when layering?

The use of lightweight material to layer, such as cashmere or fine wool, will enable you to look sleek yet comfortable without extra bulkiness.

 7. What is the trending fashion for Jamdani in winter?

This season, layering Jamdani for Winter is trending with ethnic jackets, oversized shawls, and bold accessories, which turn an outfit different and gorgeous.

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Glamour Girlz: Elevate Your Style with Gorgeous Accessories and Thoughtful Gifts

Hello, lovely readers! Today, I want to share something that every fashion-forward woman needs in her life—the perfect accessory. Whether you’re dressing up for a wedding, adding a touch of sparkle to your everyday look, or searching for a thoughtful gift, Glamour Girlz has it all! We’ve got everything from stunning hair accessories like crystal alice bands and velvet scrunchies to unique gifts like adorable baby booties, Me To You Tatty Teddy bears, and even dog jumpers for Halloween and Christmas! Let’s dive into some of our most fabulous finds.

Accessorize Like a Pro: Hair Accessories for Every Occasion

Looking for the perfect finishing touch to your outfit? Look no further! Our hair accessories collection is packed with statement pieces that can take your look from simple to sensational.

Summer Wedding Headbands: Headed to a summer wedding? Our wedding headbands add that elegant flair you’ve been dreaming of.

Padded Headbands: Comfort meets style with our padded headbands, perfect for chic, all-day wear.

Crystal Headbands: Who doesn’t love a bit of sparkle? Our crystal headbands are guaranteed to turn heads.

Velvet Alice Bands: Luxuriously soft and timelessly elegant, velvet alice bands are a must-have for the cooler months.

Faux Fur Headbands: Embrace the cozy vibes with faux fur headbands—perfect for winter outings.

Pearl Headbands: For a touch of vintage charm, you can't go wrong with classic pearl headbands.

Whether you're a bride looking for the perfect finishing touch, a mother of the bride wanting to look your best, or simply someone who loves to make a statement, our collection has something for every taste and occasion. We even stock girls’ school headbands to make sure your little ones stay stylish too!

Luxury Hair Accessories: From Day to Night

From casual days to glamorous nights out, our hair accessories range from practical to fabulous:

Floral Hair Clips: Add a little romance with beautiful floral hair clips, perfect for spring and summer.

Ponytail Hair Clips: Elevate a simple ponytail with chic clips that add instant sophistication.

Hair Claws for Thick Hair: We know the struggle of managing thick hair, so we’ve designed sturdy, stylish claws to keep everything in place.

Crystal Jaw Clips: Elegant, eye-catching, and perfect for special occasions or nights out.

Vintage Hair Accessories: Channel the charm of days gone by with our vintage-inspired hair accessories.

Cute Dog Jumpers and Seasonal Fun

Calling all dog lovers! At Glamour Girlz, we believe your furry friend should be just as stylish as you are. That’s why we stock cute dog jumpers, including adorable seasonal costumes for Halloween and Christmas. Whether you're dressing your pup as a pumpkin or Santa’s little helper, we’ve got you covered.

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Designer Velvet Sarees Collection for Winter Celebrations

Autumn/winter has begun, and many fashionistas are looking for luxurious fashion apparel this winter. Look no further than ScrollnShops showcasing designer velvet sarees! Velvet sarees are a lavish and comfy option for winter events. Velvet's soft and fluffy texture elevates any outfit while keeping the user warm and cosy. In this blog, we will see the finest designer velvet sarees handcrafted by some of the ace designers of the country that are exclusively available at ScrollnShops

The Roka is the Kickstarter for your winter wedding, so you'll naturally want to wear statement-making bridal velvet sarees. Experience eternal beauty with this Red velvet pre-draped saree for women with sequins hand embroidery and a sleeveless blouse. To appear stunning like a bride, choose rich colours like maroon or purple and a blown-out hairstyle to complete your look.

The Sangeet night is a night of singing, dancing, and celebrating love with your other half. So shine bright with ScrollnShops in this gorgeous midnight Blue velvet saree. This classic ensemble will help you achieve a glamorous look at any wedding function.

Hey divas, if you are going to play the part of the guest of honour at an upcoming wedding celebration, ScrollnShops suggest picking our wine glittery pre-drape saree that features a deep v-neck to add a sophisticated touch to your wardrobe.

A dashing diva can select a dark shade like black for a cocktail or after-party where the shimmering shine of your sarees complements the surrounding themes. Add a magical touch to your celebration with Priyanka Jain’s Black velvet pre-draped saree for women at ScrollnShops.

Everyone's fashion preferences vary. Some want to keep it heavy, bold, and appealing, while others prefer to keep it minimal and sophisticated. If you love a heavy and bold appearance, capture everyone's attention wearing ScrollnShops gorgeous olive colour velvet and lampi gota saree for women with mirror work and tassel at pallu that offers an extremely glamorous appearance. 

Velvet sarees have served as a timeless classic and a symbol of wealth in India for decades. They are the ideal choice for women who wish to look stylish and sophisticated at winter celebrations. The lustre of these timeless pieces is unparalleled, making them ideal for formal gatherings, weddings, and other important occasions. Check out the most trending newly arrived Velvet Collection for this wedding season at ScrollnShops online!

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Cocktail Dresses: Your Go-To Evening Wear Essentials!

Cocktail dresses are a staple for every woman’s wardrobe, blending elegance and versatility. Whether you're heading to a wedding or a cocktail party, the right dress can elevate your look and boost your confidence.

### Key Styling Tips:

1. Choose the Right Silhouette: A-line for pear shapes, fitted for hourglass, and empire waists for apple shapes.

2. Accessorize Wisely: Statement jewelry and a chic clutch can transform your outfit.

3. Color Matters: Match or contrast your dress with your accessories for a cohesive look.

4. Seasonal Fabrics: Light chiffon for summer and rich velvet for winter can enhance your style.

5. Embrace Trends: Consider dresses with cut-outs or asymmetrical hemlines for a contemporary touch.

With a cocktail dress, you can express your unique style while ensuring you're ready for any occasion. Get ready to turn heads and dance the night away! 🌟

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