Showing posts with label navratri. Show all posts
Showing posts with label navratri. Show all posts

Saturday, 12 October 2013

Palazzo Pant - Manish Malhotra


Manish Malhotra has governed style in this country, i think he has been the forerunner for a lot of designers who went to institutes like NIFT and NID. He has let people conceive the dream of being a designer and stylist and has given them the power to fulfill it and finally pursue it as their career.

My new favorites from his collection are


I love the use of Summer colors of white and yellow and frankly I would love to wear something of this sort.

Rating - 8.5/10


A long kurta with Palazzo pants apt for women who are tall and who do not want any skin show. I would also suggest it would be a great idea for girls belonging to conservative families.

Rating - 8/10


Another summer friendly dress or you can also wear it for occasions and family functions for day parties. It can be worn in any season and you could just add some jewellery and make it chunk.

Rating - 8.5/10

Happy Styling!



Monday, 7 October 2013

Best Navratri looks from Bollywood


Navratri has come and I know all of us planning our Dandiya nights with friends. After all this is the only time of the year when we get to let down our hair and dance as much as we want. The best part being we wear traditional clothes like lehangas and saris with full jewelry and make up.

Let us see how Bollywood has done it for us and I am sure depending on your personal style and choice you can definitely try any of these looks for your Garba dance performance this year.


  • Black Silver



This is for all you women who think they have some extra kilos on their waist and arms. Taking a black and silver chiffon can easily hide your unwanted weight. This would be a very good idea for newly married women who don't want the nagging from their friends.
Rating - 8/10



  • Pink Lover

I think this is the best lehanga if you don't want to spend much on your Navratri dress. You can pair up a heavy sari blouse with a contrast color skirt and contrasting dupatta. You can easily buy or borrow these things from your friends even. https://www.facebook.com/AshOfficial
Rating - 8.5/10

  • Rajasthani local

This lehanga does not have a huge bottom which I think is very practical when you want to dance for a long time. It would not disturb you, the lehanga is kept simple yet dressy. For me I would have opted for a contrast blouse like a blue, yellow, purple or green.
rating - 8/10

  • Simply Yellow

This is one of its kind, and I like it because of the simplicity. Her face and hair also look very simple and similar to her character in the movie. I still feel she should have put some Kajal to enhance the face.
rating - 8.5/10

  • Redness

This is my favorite of all these looks. I think she has brought out the right amount of color with dress and make up. I don't really fall for red and white but it is amazing how they have done it.
Rating - 9/10



Happy Styling!

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