Hey! Its
Gorgeous... (Feb
16th, 2008) - It’s time marriage season in Chennai and let’s unravel
an upcoming trend of clothing for the bride this season. Kancheevaram silk
draped in gujarati style is passé. Brides of today prefer lehanga choli
(modified version of ghagara choli) to look stunning on the most important day
of their life. The heroines of the eve accessorize their lehanga’s with
imitation yet heavily worked jewellery. Lehanga choli was very popular among
royal ladies of the Mughal times. At that time it was considered as a dress that
had the ability to bedeck Indian beauty in the most modest manner. Using the
basic embroidery colors of red, black, green, yellow, white and orange and
rendered with cotton and silk threads lehanga-cholis have revived the old
stitches and elevated embroidery into a trend. It has a look of evening glamour.
The cost of heavily worked lehanga choli could range from 10,000 to even more
than a lakh. This ready made attire takes lesser time for the bride to get
dressed and easier to carry off herself without signs of being uncomfortable.
The lehanga (the skrit) weighs more than three k.gs yet looks ravishing that it
can be borne......
more
Indian Paintings by a French Artist (Jan
25th, 2008) - Every day we come across several paintings and art
forms using pencils, brushes, paints and watercolours....
more
Fashion
Festival 2007 autumn -
(August 3rd, 2007)
Arti Bagdy's Fashion Festival 2007 is back. At the Hotel Chola Sheraton,
Cathedral Road, Chennai...
more
(Feb
16th, 2008) - It’s time marriage season in Chennai and let’s unravel
an upcoming trend of clothing for the bride this season. Kancheevaram silk
draped in gujarati style is passé. Brides of today prefer lehanga choli
(modified version of ghagara choli) to look stunning on the most important day
of their life. The heroines of the eve accessorize their lehanga’s with
imitation yet heavily worked jewellery. Lehanga choli was very popular among
royal ladies of the Mughal times. At that time it was considered as a dress that
had the ability to bedeck Indian beauty in the most modest manner. Using the
basic embroidery colors of red, black, green, yellow, white and orange and
rendered with cotton and silk threads lehanga-cholis have revived the old
stitches and elevated embroidery into a trend. It has a look of evening glamour.
The cost of heavily worked lehanga choli could range from 10,000 to even more
than a lakh. This ready made attire takes lesser time for the bride to get
dressed and easier to carry off herself without signs of being uncomfortable.
The lehanga (the skrit) weighs more than three k.gs yet looks ravishing that it
can be borne......
(Jan
25th, 2008) - Every day we come across several paintings and art
forms using pencils, brushes, paints and watercolours....
(Dec
1st, 2007) - Close on the heels of the World Ceramic Biennale in
Korea...
(Oct
31st, 2007) - Ever imagined sleep can be art? To Vinoth Kumar...
The
day-long events in Chennai marked the 25th year of Isha Yoga...
‘Home
Centre by Lifestyle’, the one-stop home improvement destination...
Sarala's Art Centre is organising
an art exhibition of six artists...
