#lengha skirt

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Best night I had in a while. Danced until my feet hurt! 😊

[ayushkejriwal]

Dressing my sister for her Wedding! . Dressing my sister @ayushikejriwal for her big day was fun and very challenging in equal parts. She got married twice once in a South Indian style and the second time in the North Indian way. For her evening north Indian wedding it was clear that she wanted to wear a red lengha. I decided to go very traditional and style her in a Rajputani lengha which is worn with just one dupatta. It took me around 7 months to get her lengha made, the biggest challange was to get the right shade of red, we had to dye the silk 8 times to achieve the colour that I was happy with. I decided to go for big life size hand embroidered butas for the skirt and a jacket style blouse, the aim was to create a garment that my sister could use in various ways. Her skirt, her blouse, her jacket and her duppata can be styled in multiple ways and she will be able to create numerous looks. The gold work on her lengha was achieved by dying the sequins and washing them to create the antique rustic colour, I did not want it to be shiny. I styled her in custom made Rajputani jewellery and a very bold head piece. More pics to follow, watch this space... #ayushkejriwal #indianbride #indianlengha #bridallengha #redlengha #destinationwedding #indiandulhan #beautifullengha #designerlangha #rednadgold #embroideredlengha https://www.instagram.com/p/CeOtPVVsDv2/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[specswears]

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All You Want To Learn About The Designer Wedding Lenghas

Lehengas are used by girls across the entire world on various occasions, festivals, and parties. People also called it ghagra choli, chaniya choli, and more in many regions. Lehengas add a elegance to the beauty of the ladies when wearing it at marriages and other occasions. Additionally it becomes a huge trend to use Lehengas at weddings by the ladies. It is simply a three-piece clothing which includes, extended skirt, blouse, and dupatta. You will find Lehengas in beautiful styles, colors, variations, and habits for various wants of customers. The look of the choli in Lehengas is equally come in full straight back and backless styles. Moreover, girls pick and find the types and styles of lehengas according to their cultures, religion, and particular preferences. Check out the below mentioned site, if you are seeking for more details about wedding lengha.

The very best the main Indian lehenga is that it offers a small turn to the entire women wear. Several girls prefer to wear lehengas on the old-fashioned occasions and wedding functions. Both types of Indian carrying have their very own comments, religion, values, and thoughts. The other issue concerning the Indian lehenga is that it comes in a wide assortment of textiles, resources, colors to generally meet the requirements of the wearer. All forms of styles, fabrics, and shades are specially made for various events and festivals. Everbody knows that the red color lehenga is mainly used by the Indian bridal on the wedding day. Nevertheless, the Indian bridal lehenga is needed for the Indian bride on the unique day. The overall clothing having lovely neckpieces and types for the bridal ensemble brings a good charm to the sweetness of the bride.

For the Indian bridal lehenga, you can find huge types according to your requirements and requirements. It's the desire of each bride to use the most effective bridal lehenga on their specific day. This is the purpose, brides can decide almost any bridal lehenga depending on their needs. In addition to the choice of the greatest bridal lehenga, there are many approaches to consider it. Firstly, you should consider the proper type of cloth in bridal lehenga. Because of this, you are able to research the most recent and quality materials from the most effective models and designers. Many people also shop on line because of their bridal lehenga that gives the numerous styles and types in it. Be sure to select these fabrics which can be suitable when you go easily together with your bridal lehenga. Also, here you'll find a number of the common fabrics are chiffon, cotton, crepe, and more for your custom lehenga. Another point to think about for the bridal lehenga is its color. You'll find bridal lehengas in maroon, black red shades, and different richer shades for the wedding. another thing to select the proper design of bridal lehenga or your wedding.

[guluna]

Anyone know any online stores that sell nice simple plain gold lenghas?? Or gold maxi skirt. I kinda wanna wear one if i go to may ball

[saintsabove]

Me and some friends were speculating about Juno's past, specifically his wedding and the gown he wore, and now we’re in complete awe.

Okay, first off, look at the official post of Juno’s wedding gown here. Notice the red and gold, as well as the golden bangle on Juno's wrist and the anklets he's wearing.

Now, a simple image search for traditional Indian wedding attire brings us to images like these:

Look familiar?

This kind of wedding gown is traditional Hindu attire, according to this site. (I'm not well-versed in bridal attire for any culture, so please correct me if I'm getting anything wrong!) The skirt can either be a saree, which is wrapped around the waist, or a lengha, which is slipped on. The headscarf, called a dupatta, is the very last item to be placed on the bride.

Now, the mother of the groom gifts a golden bangle to the bride, which is worn on the day of the wedding. The bride's mother helps with other jewelry, including rings, arm bands, and anklets.

Okay, so Juno's wedding gown and jewelry is awfully similar to Hindu bridal attire. What’s all this buildup for?

Take a look at this screenshot from the site above.

Tl;dr: Juno Steel's canon wedding gown (as illustrated by Mikaela Buckley) is heavily influenced by Hindu culture, in which Mars is the planet of marriages.

[helalipop]

I could be a benevolent ruler, on occasion 🔱 . . . I had a very clear vision in my head how this cosplay was going to look but honestly no idea how to execute it. I spent months hunting for fabric and jewelry and it all came together with a lot of perseverance and love for my parents culture. We come from a land of greenery and rivers and I thought that Aquaman could absolutely be from Bangladesh 🇧🇩. . . . Lengha blouse - glittered tulle over 2-way gold spandex, designed and sewn by me Lengha skirt - sari from Indian Sari Palace, skirt designed and sewn by me Trident - from @partycity, painted and detailed with paint from @homedepot and @michaelsstores by me Shoes (not pictured) - from @macys, fabric glued in by me Jewelry - tikka borrowed @ayemay103 (THANK YOU) purchased from @indiatrend, bangles, rings, pearl necklace from Earrings Plaza, Kundan choker and Mala from @amazon Hijab and shawl - purchased (gratefully) . . . 📸: look at how stunning @shotsbyskeete made me look #aquaman #aquamancosplay #hijab #hijabcosplay #hijabi #hijabicosplay #cosplay #dc #dccomics #dccosplay #nycc #NYCC2019 #browncosplay #muslimcosplay #bling #blingblingmoneyaintathing #trident (at New York Comic Con) https://www.instagram.com/p/B3o4eG9jSXC/?igshid=mmupxyuxiztu

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[miramodhvadia]

Everyday moments

1.Introduction

In this project i am going to be exploring the everyday moments of the woman in my life. The different clothes, the different cultures and how despite all these differences between us we are all connected. My aim is to showcase a variety of different fabrics and embroidery from cultures as well as the similarities between the differences we have between the generations i have surrounding me.

2.As a British India girl i want to show people how two clashing cultures are balanced out with our lives. When we go to social events as girls we’re expected to dress in formal indian wear. These clothes have intricate embroidery and serialised thread work. I wanted this to be shown in my work so i decided to sew together something similar to what my sister is wearing and surrounded it with thread work. The clear film that you’re meant to wash away after sewing through it didn’t quite leave the fact I wanted to and instead the embroidery fell out leaving me with scraps of material. Initially the idea felt as though it may work but after trying to execute it I soon realised that was not the case.  then void you work around the material was left to be very floppy and had no substance therefore just disintegrated.  for this reason I could not use this embroidery work in my sketchbook

3.The same girl, just in a different setting.

Away from other people from the same culture, which means none to judge. As a British Asian girl, i get judged for everything. From who i talk to, too how i dress. Being in a different environment away from people you know means you can be yourself more. For the main part of my project I have decided to recreate a dress that I would wear in a more westernised situation like this picture dictates.

4. In the second page of my sketchbook I decided to recreate a traditional Indian dress which is called the “lengha.”  in order to get the effect of having embroidery running throughout the skirt I decided to draw directly into my sketchbook a very simple yet effective design that would show us what kind of invoice you might be on some of these dresses I then sewed a sheer fabric on top of the drawing to show us what kind of material and shape the bottom half of the dress would be like I decided to completely draw on the blouse and the jewellery that would match what someone would wear with the outfit.  The designer that I took a lot of inspiration from for this piece it’s called Sabyasachi. He is a famous Indian fashion designer who is known to recreate cultural outfits in a more modernised way which entices the modern day people to wear and continue to carry forward the culture and the traditional wear in their lives.  keeping his designs culturally appropriate yet modernised really enables the modern day generation to enjoy wearing the outfits as well as keeping them rooted to their culture and background.

17.03.2020

To begin this project I completed some primary research of what inspires me within my surroundings, for example the people in my life and connections I come across daily. Looking back on this first bits of research I believe I found clear themes I wanted to develop further therefore I decided to look into how the women in my life dress and what textiles techniques were similar to what they would wear.

I had an induction into printing this is where I watched a tutorial and make my own screen and digital printing materials. During this workshop I had inductions on how to use metallic dyes, disperse, pigment and Procyon. I also prepared  pigment and metallic dyes myself, i found that the process of creating the other dyes were similar. As well as screen printing, digital printing is also a technique. Overall, the tutorial was extremely helpful as it allowed me to explore other areas within the fashion industry and looked more closely at textiles. This tutorial was important as it gave me the basic skills of printing which can supported me in this project.

We went on to having an induction to embroidery, this gave me the skills to create samples on Bernina sewing machines. The person giving the tutorial gave a detailed account on the working of the machines. she went onto explain the functions for stitch type and size, tension, as well as the set up. The samples created allowed me to try the different stitches as well as the tensions. We learnt to complete samples in straight stitch, also learnt free embroidery.

My first session into embroidery was an experience, i learnt a lot more about sewing machines and about different stitches as well as certain functions. I understand that i made mistakes however the likelihood of them happening in the future were lessend. Moving on with embroidery I looked to explore the possibilities of combining fabrics.

The induction into weave was quite interesting as we had an induction into many different machines within the workshop, including types of looms which were used to weave cloth and tapestry. We looked at different machines for knitting as well as tufting, this information was given alongside health and safety.

I found the induction very interesting because I learnt to how the loom works as well as learning about many different types of weaving techniques.

The beginning of my research consisted of looking at different artists that fit into my theme of the fashion of women. I found a number of designers who influence my initial narrative.

During the second print workshop I dyed both natural and synthetic fabrics. To do this I learnt about how to tell the difference between natural or synthetic fibbers, this is done by completing burns tests on our fabric. In the workshop we were given a chart of different types of synthetic and natural fibres. The chart explained how they react to fire. For example, if a natural fibre such as cotton or linen is placed near a flame it would burn easily. It would then continue to burn after being removed from the flame and produce grey ash. This identification skill is important as different dyes are used on synthetic and natural fibers.

During the first session in traditional print I created two prints that matched my narrative.

The first type was mono print and it was called colograph printing. To create this print, I used multiple materials as stamps, the different textures created different patterns. on an A5 board, we were told to layer textured paper to create patterns, I used different textures across the board, The board was then varnished. It is important that the printed board is completely dry. This is vital so that the first layer of ink added to textured paper doesn’t leak and doesn't alter my design. During this process I used two coloured inks, yellow and purple. The yellow ink was added using a spreader, the ink was then pressed into the board using rag, this insures that the ink fills the imperfections of the board.

The next step is applying the second layer of ink using a roller. This ink will only be seen on the raised parts of the board for example the letters, and some textures on the first layer. The paper that we were printing onto is wetted to be then rolled out so that majority of the moisture is retained. This allows the ink to permeate the paper when pressed. We then transfer the ink onto the paper using a roller press.

During my second session is weave, I practiced creating plain weaves, I also had an introductions into twill and cross ribs. We were given a visual explanation about the process of these new skills and then we were left to experiment and create my own designs using a pattern grid.

To further develop my samples I decided to add embroidery to my printed fabrics I did this because it shows intricate detailing which is also similar to what some of the women in my family wear. This really helped develop my piece and it gave it a more detailed look. I started this off by slowly using different stitches to try and figure out which one I wanted to use and then when I found what I was looking for I went straight onto my fabric and began working on embroidering my work  

To try and help develop my visual communication skills in my final outcome I decided to create collages throughout my sketchbook and involve the sketches that reflected the specific desired look I was going for. I decided to use different forms of things for example are used fine liners to draw something on as well as using thread to sew through layered paper to give it a more defined and edgy look. I decided to replicate some of the pictures that i used from my primary research and remade them using the fabrics materials and the different workshop techniques that we had learnt

Looking back at my development throughout my work I feel like I have achieved some new skills however I could really further develop these skills and ensure that I am better one way to have done this Would have been by practising more and having a clear idea of what I was trying to achieve when it came to starting my work on the different samples I also feel like I would probably have chosen a different theme and I wasn’t as passionate about this theme which meant that it was very difficult for me to come up with new ideas.  

I also feel that I should’ve been more precise with what I was doing rather than having a rough look as I feel as if that would’ve worked better with my theme of it being quite pretty however it turned out to look quite messy instead

My finished final outcome was a reflection of different types of outfits that were all embroidered onto one silhouette of a dress that was made out of fabric. Why did was I sewed on pictures of some of the women in my life and the different types of clothes they wore on to address that was similar to what I have in real life the idea behind this was that I wanted to show how each person in my life has had an affect on the way I dress and my fashion choices

Throughout this process I completed a number of workshops that helped make my theme presentable I have interpreted the scene in the direction of my own every day life and based on the fashion choices either. Through this project I want to busy communicate my own fashion choices as well as the fashion choices of the woman that I that inspire me.

My research that this project was quite vague which was what was my main downfall however I did conduct a lot of primary source research when it came to gathering my own materials however my secondary research was not the best.  Through this project I learnt many practical skills for example weave embroidery and printing. Considering I’ve never weaved or printed before I think I learnt successfully how to do these things however I need to brush up on my skills and further my knowledge. It did take me quite a while to learn the basics which is why I don’t think I had time to complete experiment and reach my full potential I also wish I used a large variety of materials and other methods that I could’ve showcased in my work. I created simple samples however wish that I made more of a variety of things also I wished that I had more of a story when it came to my actual sketchbook rather than it just being a collection of outfits and designs. If I had more time I would like to have been more precise and detailed with my work as well as rethink the idea behind what I was trying to show I also would have made more samples and done a lot more secondary research to further my knowledge.



[pakistanimemez]

Isn't it ghagra choli not lehanga choli? Or it's just called lehanga right?

ghagra and lengha are essentially the same thing, but it depends on what region of the subcontinent you are from. Lengha/ ghagra is the “skirt” and the choli is the “top.”

[ayushkejriwal]

Client ❤️ (Swipe to see more) Wedding Diaries: I don't normally make wedding lenghas as customisation is something that I don't like doing. Having said I finally had to agree to make Ragini's @raginipatodi wedding outfit as Yagini @yaginipatodi her sister would not take no for an answer! The only condition I had was that I was not going to compromise on the vision. Ragini wanted to be an unconventional bride. I suggested we make the wedding outfit in a way that would make it easy to reuse the whole outfit rather than it being a one event attire. We decided to use a double ikkat patan patola saree as the main dupatta with a tanchoi brocade skirt, embroiderd blouse and matching embroidered sheer odhni. All the pieces of the outfits can be worn in different ways and can be paired with other numerous things to create multiple looks. Now that is what is called value for money. The colour pallet of olive green, midnight blue, red , orange and gold alonside the oppulent setting creates a magical allure. Thank you for sharing these beautiful pictures with me and for trusting me to make your special day that one tiny bit more beautiful. I wish you a wonderful married live Ragini. #ayushkejriwal #designerayushkejriwal #beautifulphotos #saree #saris #saree #sari #potraits #beautiful #floral #ayushkejriwalstyling #ayushkejriwaljewellery #silver #ethnicjewellery #indianbride #patanpatola https://www.instagram.com/p/CIgVa7Ml_w4/?igshid=1pjh6jqmewavt

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Newest models And Cuts In Bridal Lehenga Choli

Lehenga choli is amongst the most famous and popular costume for events wants wedding ceremonies and religious joyous. This specific dress is linked to festivity mainly because the history shows that the idea was supposed to turn out to be a royal dress used by the girlfriends or wives in addition to daughters of Mughal emperors. Therefore, many brides prefer to choose this attire for their big day time because they wish to feel and appear special just like some sort of royal princess. The marriage lehenga choli like any kind of additional lehenga consist involving three parts typically the pleated skirt called the lehenga, a good fitted choli or even blouson and a dupatta. The foundation of this dress can be traced back again to Rajasthan and Gujarat, but after Mughal took over the sub place this specific dress became the particular most favourite attire to get the royal females. This specific attire became renowned between the royalties because that provided a modest and feminist covering to often the girls. Though the attire has travelled along a lot of alteration through the time, nevertheless still many developer in addition to brides like to stick to Mughal designs and fans while designing a bridal lehenga choli. Earlier the most well-liked towel for this attire has been silk, chiffons and jamawar, but today the particular textile business has presented a lot of other clothing throughout the market, which add selection and more level to the dress. Nevertheless, still saree like to go traditional while creating their lengha and like to use the towel such as pure silk and chiffons. Apart, from often the cloth the style market features also introduced quite a few different cuts and styles in the bridal lehengas. Famous reductions and styles in Bridesmaid lehenga Choli The well known cuts and fashions that include been introduced inside marriage lehenga choli will be, In a straight line cut lehengas: The straight trim bridal lehenga choli are the most favorite on the list of brides because this fit with every body type. Inside this model the lehenga flow lower in similar down the physique plus helps in producing a illusionary slimming effect. Panelled lehengas: This style regarding lehenga choli supplies a lot more flare in addition to fall in order to the brides. The particular makers can experiment with the colours using this style connected with bridal lehenga choli seeing as the panels sewn jointly with the lehenga can be of various colors. Fish tail or perhaps mermaid lehenga: This style of lehenga is fitted at the midsection and open's from the bottom. Round lehenga: This style of lehenga could be the oldest style at lehenga choli and involves plenty of pleats at often the waistline. The pleats supply a lot of volume to the lehenga together with are in particular preferred simply by the women with tiny figure. These widespread bridesmaid lehenga choli styles and designs are usually followed by the brides all over the Most of asia, but the Mughal have an effect on can still be found in the latest models and embroideries. However, birdes-to-be still prefer to fuse on the modern styles in their bridal wear, but any time considering traditional dress together with style many people prefer to help have the bridal lengha choli. The popularity regarding this apparel has now crossed the limits of Asia and is being a styles symbol for many worldwide designers.

[lehengaforwomen]

ABOUT THE BRAND Sangria is a ready-to-wear brand that focuses on a global Indian woman. Sangria has a unique signature style with an electric collection of fabrics, colors, and patterns. The brand has a modern take on traditional Indian motifs and designs with a wide range of offerings. PRODUCT DESCRIPTION Flaunting the ethnic print, this peach coloured lehenga set beautifully captures your edgy aesthetic. With an elegant embroidery, short sleeves, and striking comfy lehenga, this Sangria lehenga set is one you'll be eager to show off at functions, or anywhere else your heart desires. FEATURES  Blouse:Peach coloured embroidered unstitched blouseSequinned detailShort sleevesLehengaPeach coloured embroidered semi-stitched lehengaSequinned detailDrawstring and zip closureFlared hemDupattaPeach coloured embellished dupattaSequinned detailTaping along border Blouse: Net 1 meter with Crepe Inner 1 meter Skirt: Net with Crepe Inner attached 3 meter Dupatta: 2.50 meter Customisable upto Bust: 44 inches Customisable upto Waist: 42 inches Customisable upto Length: 44 inches Blouse fabric: Net Lehenga fabric: Net Lehenga lining fabric: Poly Crepe Dupatta fabric: Net #lehengalove #lehengasmumbai #croptoplehenga #whitelehenga #heavylehenga #lehengalover #lehengawear #rufflelehenga #lehengaa #indianfashion #fashionblogger #lengha #indiantraditionalwear #sangeetoutfit #indianattire #allthingsbridal #desiwear #duppatta #kurthis #lenghasmumbai #engagementlehenga