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[thursdayg1rl]

one of the dramas from the wedding was one of the grooms cousins (on the other side not mine) just not wearing the clothes we had made for her specifically

[blujaishah]

Hi, random question time!! If you could bring back any fashion trend what would it be?

I don't know much about trends but I see a lot of people making fun of those flare pants and I don't really like them when they're low rise jeans but flare pants in general I think are really cool they remind me of the Urdu Gharara which are like skirt pants

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Latest & Designer Sharara & Gharara Suits in Stunning Colors and Patterns - Vastradi.com

Ethnic fashion is all about elegance, grace, and tradition. Among the most trending ethnic ensembles, Sharara and Gharara suits hold a special place. Whether it's a wedding, festive occasion, or a grand celebration, these outfits never fail to impress. At Vastradi.com, we bring you a stunning collection of latest and designer Sharara & Gharara suits that blend heritage with contemporary fashion.

Sharara vs. Gharara – Know the Difference

While both Sharara and Gharara are flared bottom wear, there’s a key difference. Sharara suits feature wide-legged pants that flare out from the waist, while Gharara suits have a fitted structure till the knee and a dramatic flare below. Both are usually paired with a short or long kurti and a dupatta, creating an exquisite look.

Latest Trends in Sharara & Gharara Suits

At Vastradi, we keep our collection updated with the latest trends to ensure you look your best. Here are some of the trending styles:

1. Pastel Elegance

Soft and soothing pastel shades like blush pink, mint green, lavender, and powder blue are perfect for modern fashionistas. These hues offer a fresh and graceful look for daytime events and weddings.

2. Royal Velvet Touch

For a regal appeal, velvet Sharara and Gharara suits in deep shades like maroon, navy blue, and emerald green are a must-have. Embroidered with zari and stonework, these outfits exude royalty.

3. Floral Printed Delights

Floral patterns are making waves in ethnic wear. Printed Sharara suits in organza and georgette fabrics bring a fresh, breezy vibe, ideal for festive and casual wear.

4. Traditional Zari & Embroidery

Handcrafted embroidery and zari work on Sharara and Gharara suits reflect timeless beauty. These designs, paired with intricate embellishments, make them perfect for grand celebrations.

5. Contemporary Indo-Western Fusion

Modern fashion lovers can explore fusion styles like cape-style kurtis, asymmetric hems, or peplum tops paired with flared bottoms, adding a trendy touch to tradition.

Colors that Rule the Trend

Color choices play a significant role in making an outfit stand out. Some of the most loved colors include:

Classic Red & Gold – Perfect for weddings and traditional ceremonies.

Royal Blue & Silver – A statement look for evening parties.

Earthy Tones – Mustard, rust, and olive green are great for a unique, sophisticated look.

Ivory & Pastels – Soft, elegant, and classy for all occasions.

Why Choose Vastradi.com?

At Vastradi, we focus on quality craftsmanship, luxurious fabrics, and exquisite designs to bring you a premium collection of Sharara & Gharara suits. Our outfits cater to various occasions, be it a wedding, engagement, festival, or party. With hassle-free online shopping, worldwide shipping, and a commitment to delivering the best ethnic fashion, we are your go-to destination for stylish ethnic wear.

Explore the latest designer Sharara & Gharara suits at Vastradi.com and embrace the charm of timeless ethnic fashion!

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Best Anarkali Kurtis Manufacturer to Elevate Your Wardrobe – Pranav Creation

 We pride ourselves on being a premier Daily wear salwar suits Manufacturer, offering a vast collection of ethnic wear that is not only stylish but also comfortable for everyday use. 

Whether you're looking for something traditional or trendy, our curated designs cater to every woman’s needs, making us a trusted name in the garment manufacturing industry.

Premium Quality Printed suits design Manufacturer

At Pranav Creation, we specialize in creating exquisite Printed suits design Manufacturer that blend modernity with tradition. 

Our printed suits come in a wide array of vibrant patterns and styles that can elevate your everyday look. Whether it's floral, geometric, or abstract prints, our suits provide the perfect blend of comfort and style, giving you the confidence to step out looking your best every day.

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When it comes to cotton, comfort is key, and we have mastered the art of creating Cotton printed suits that are not only soft and breathable but also chic. As a trusted Cotton printed suits supplier, Pranav Creation brings you a range of printed cotton suits that are perfect for both hot summers and cozy winter days. Our range ensures that you experience the perfect combination of softness, durability, and trendy designs.

The Leading Kurti wholesaler in Delhi

Pranav Creation is renowned for being a prominent Kurti wholesaler in Delhi. We supply high-quality kurtis in a variety of styles, fabrics, and colors that cater to different tastes and preferences. Our wholesale prices ensure that you get the best value for your money, whether you're a retailer or looking to refresh your personal wardrobe. With Pranav Creation, you can be assured of high-end fabric, perfect stitching, and fashionable designs in every kurti we offer.

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Trendy and Comfortable Cord sets for women

For the fashion-forward woman, Cord sets for women offer a unique, stylish option. 

Pranav Creation is proud to offer a selection of cord sets that not only exude sophistication but also provide maximum comfort. 

These versatile sets are perfect for casual outings, and they can be easily dressed up or down.

Gorgeous Anarkali suits Manufacturer for Every Event

If you're seeking a timeless and elegant piece of ethnic wear, Anarkali suits Manufacturer at Pranav Creation are the ultimate choice. Our Anarkali suits are crafted with the finest fabrics and designed with intricate embroidery and embellishments, making them perfect for weddings, festivals, and formal gatherings. 

Whether you’re looking for a traditional design or a contemporary twist, we ensure that our Anarkali suits will make you feel like royalty.

For those who want the grace and charm of an Anarkali without going for a full suit, Anarkali kurtis Manufacturer at Pranav Creation offers an elegant solution. 

Our Anarkali kurtis are designed to provide the same luxurious feel as an Anarkali suit, but in a more convenient and modern style. Pair them with leggings, palazzos, or even jeans for a trendy and fashionable look that will turn heads.

Stylish Kaftan dress Manufacturer for Effortless Chic

The Kaftan dress Manufacturer at Pranav Creation has made a mark with our collection of this globally-loved style. These dresses are perfect for those who love to combine comfort with high fashion. Whether you’re lounging at home or attending a beachside gathering, our Kaftans add effortless chic to your wardrobe. The lightweight fabric and loose fit make them incredibly comfortable, while the designs are always in line with the latest trends.

Classy Sharara Gharara Manufacturer for Special Occasions

Buy designer suits for women at Affordable Prices

Looking to buy designer suits for women without breaking the bank? Pranav Creation offers an exquisite range of designer suits that cater to all budgets. From simple and elegant designs to intricate, heavily embroidered masterpieces, our suits are perfect for any occasion.

 We make designer fashion accessible to all women, ensuring you have the perfect suit for every special moment in your life.

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If you prefer customization, Pranav Creation is the go-to place to purchase unstitched ladies suits wholesale. Our high-quality fabrics and exquisite designs ensure that your tailored outfits turn out beautifully. Whether you're a retailer or an individual looking to create personalized garments, our unstitched suits offer endless possibilities for style and comfort. Choose from a wide selection of fabrics, colors, and patterns, and have your suits made to your exact specifications.

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Wide Range of Choices: From Printed suits design Manufacturer to Kaftan dress Manufacturer, we offer a comprehensive range of ethnic wear and modern styles to suit every occasion.

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Customer Satisfaction: Our clients are at the heart of everything we do, and we strive to provide them with exceptional service, quick delivery, and a seamless shopping experience.

Pranav Creation is your trusted partner in fashion. Whether you’re looking for a new daily wear salwar suit, a special occasion Anarkali, or unstitched suits for customization, we’ve got you covered with our wide range of high-quality, fashionable designs. Get in touch with us today to explore our latest collections and find the perfect piece that suits your style.

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[ayzaart]

showed my pakistani friend your miku art and she loved her 🫶🏽🫶🏽

this just made my day, i’m so glad she loved her!!! 🩷🩷🩷

[googlystan]

Celebrate Navratri dress for women in style with Kahva Jaipur's stunning collection of women's dresses. From traditional ghararas to modern fusion outfits, find the perfect ensemble to dance the night away.

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Celebrate romance with this stunning soft pink garara set. 💕 The pure silk organza kurta has a deep round neckline and a sleeveless design. It is adorned with zardozi embroidery in multi-color threads, gold dori work, sequins, and pearls. Discover the elegance and appeal of premium Gharara sets, perfect for any event. Our lovely collection includes stunning organza Gharara sets that will add a touch of refinement to your look. Whether you're attending a wedding or another special occasion, our Gharara costumes with intricate Parsi embroidery will set you apart. Shop now for the perfect balance of tradition and modernity, and elevate your style with these timeless pieces. SueMue offers luxury Indian dresses like bridal wear and traditional Indian designer wear.

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Pink & Pista Green Colour Crepe Tissue Designer Gharara Suit | Kothari Sons

Introducing our stunning Pink & Pista Green Colour Crepe Tissue Designer Gharara Suit! This exquisite piece from Kothari Sons is adorned with intricate Gota Patti & Mirror work. Elevate your ethnic wear collection with this designer Gharara Suit! #DesignerGhararaSuit #EtnicWear #GotaPatti #MirrorWork #KothariSons

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[lurveinn]

I’m so curious about Wizarding fashion. JKR isn’t very physically descriptive- we just know that wizards wear robes, which are outlandish to muggles, and pointy hats, but what does that really mean? What kind of robe? Magical fashion clearly isn’t very gendered, since Harry remarks on a man at the Quidditch World Cup wearing a dress and insisting that it’s unisex (certainly not the case in Britain at the time), but we don’t have any other parameters. Keeping in mind the uniform from the movies, and the fact that in SWM, Snape isn’t wearing any trousers, here’s what I think wizards wear:

1. Flowing silhouettes and cloaks; clearly, wizards love a good statement cloak. Think tassels and frills (not like Ron’s Yule Ball fit!), massive extended sleeves and lots of draping.

2. Skirts: let’s be honest, just one singular robe, without any layering, doesn’t give us much to work with. Skirts go with the general silhouette, explain why the World Cup wizard thought muggle men wore dresses, and keep with the no-trousers thing from SWM. I’m South Asian, so I like to have a little fun with it and think of wizards in ghararas (my favourite item of clothing); the Wizarding World is quite insular, travel is relatively unrestricted (hello, they have magic!), everyone has a common enemy in muggles (and other species- goblins, house-elves) etcetera, so race probably doesn’t function the same way and I headcanon a lot of cross-cultural exchange. Plus, wizarding fashion isn’t restricted by weather- they have warming charms- so wearing clothes made for hot climates in England, for example, wouldn’t be a problem.

Plus, I actually think saris are a natural fancy dress option- flowy, drapey, colourful. Speaking of which-

3. If there’s one fanon idea that I hate (aside from fanon!Sirius, of course), it’s this image of wizards (specifically high society wizards) as reserved. Sorry, did we read the same books? Wizards, even posh, rich wizards, like the Malfoys and Blacks, are camp and very outlandish. They do house-elf taxidermy, they keep their wands in canes. Just because Hogwarts uniforms are black doesn’t mean that people dress like they’re in mourning all the time. People can be total snobs and obsessed with their image and still wear bright pink, insane robes, because guess what? They have different social conventions than we do. Men and women dress basically the same, so there is no reason to believe that a man wearing a flowing robe would be against the norm. I say this as someone who believes misogyny and homophobia are well and truly alive in Wizarding society, especially in pureblooded families where the emphasis is on continuing the line; they definitely exist, but they probably look different.

4. My personal obsession and headcanon: rich wizards wearing bones. Look, I might not think of them as racist in the traditional sense, but they are undeniably speciesist, if that’s a word? They think of themselves as superior, and other sentient magical species either work under (goblins) or are enslaved (house-elves) by wizards. We only see Veelas very briefly, but despite them being admired for their beauty, I doubt wizards treat them very well. So- show me blood-purists wearing corsets made of goblin bones and teeth. Show me Veelas being hunted for their blood to stain and dye clothes with. Show me exotic “magical creatures” that are humanoid and capable of reasoning and should have rights, like mermaids and werewolves, being hunted for their scales and pelts while also being ostracised for being ‘non-human’. It’s terrible, but that’s the kind of archaic jewellery and fashion the old families that the fandom likes to fetishise would like to wear.

[stxrrynxghts]

Making desi aesthetics, pt. 1

So, me and @zeherili-ankhein were discussing about the lack of diversity in Indian aesthetics. Like, the in-general aesthetic for the brown crowd is "desi core", at leas the one that is extremely popular, and it just feels...generalized stuff? Like, chai, lehengas, bollywood films...?

Ofc, no hate to desicore, but I just feel that for a country as diverse as India, we should have more aesthetics, yk? So, I kinda made some basic aesthetics for girls, with the help of my sweetu santra @zeherili-ankhein , and I really, really wanna hear y'all's inputs in this.

The first is the Rajasthani aesthetic. Now this makes up a HUGEEE chunk of desi core, tbh. Like in clothing, it can include Lehengas, the typical Rajputi poshak, bandhani sarees etc, with rajasthani prints like gotapatti and all. For daily use, like, I think angarakha kurtis, paired with palazzos will look VERY nice. Dupattas with bandhani prints too. For a more modern look, pencil skirts and fitted jeans will look good, i think. With v-neck tops??? Also, boots.

This aesthetic was deep jewel colors, like ruby red, sapphire blue, emerald green etc., with gold accents. Bold chunky jewelry + local Rajasthani jewelry will look very nice too. For makeup, I think bold kohl eyes and dark red/brown lipstick shades will be really pretty.

The second is inspired by the Mughal paintings. Dresses include flowy kurtis and dresses especially anarkalis, ghararas and shararas, and flowy dupattas. In modern dresses, flowy sundresses, heart-neck tops and long skirts will look so cute omg. Kurtis can be paired with palazzos. Traditional clothes can have zari work done. Also flats or block heels will look v v good.

This includes pastels shades, like various shades of pink, cream, ivory, blue, lavender, mint green, etc. In jewelry, I think silver and pearls will suit this aesthetic. This has a light makeup look, with blush plus light pink/nude lipstick shades.

Third is the Vrindavan aesthetic, this mostly focuses on Krishna. It is like, nature inspired, is prett fresh, and gives you the vibe of an old temple. Jewelry involving peacock and lotus motifs will suit very well, along with flower prints. The fabric is mostly cotton, and the colors include orange, yellow, lotus pink, soft blues, white etc.

This aesthetic is pretty relaxed, and as for dresses, I think loose kurtis, wide trousers, cardigans and crochet tops will look v cutu :> Accessories mein, simple sandals, hairbands, cute necklaces and tiny earrings will look so, so pretty. Also bangles and payals>>>>

The last one for this part is more inspired from the earth. It has more earthy tones, colors like deep reds, mustard yells, olive green, brown etc etc. Fabrics include cotton and khadi, and this aesthetic has a rustic and boho-ish vibe, i think. Prints are block prints (ily block prints uwu)

I think long coats would really suit this aesthetic? And idk why but TURTLENECKS TOO OMG. For jewelry, I think vintage and oxidized jewelry will look very good, especially nose pins.

What do you all think? I have four more aesthetics left, will post them in part 2, one is bollywood inspired, one is related to classical dance, one is more eastern indian (bengal-odisha) and then the last is south indian. This is js the basic draft I made of these aesthetics

tag list: @zeherili-ankhein @priestessofuniverse @ahamasmiyodhah @theramblergal @desigurlie

[firstelevens]

I had to go through photos from my cousin's wedding again for Rishta ReasonsTM because I, like Bigfoot, only get photographed about once a year, and while I did begrudgingly find a photo to hand over to the requisite aunties, I also found this, which I believe expresses my function at all family special events: I will crouch down on the floor in sparkly clothes and strategically arrange my limbs to allow for the steadiest possible video recording of your younger brother's speech at your wedding and that! is! a promise!

also this gharara was objectively a banger and I have no more special events to wear it to so I just wanted people to see it again