b4u fashion

Saree The most important Indian outfit in any Indian woman's wardrobe is the saree. Silk is the quintessential saree fabric and a well draped silk saree makes you look elegant and graceful.   The sari is draped around the waist and a shawl is worn covering the upper half of the sari, which is used in place of a pallu. Saree covers-up many flaws of the body and can very well match with traditional or modern jewellery for an ethnic or a modern look. Sarees come in a variety of colours, textures and designs. Depending on your preference and taste, you can choose from. Saree is one of the most well planned and graceful costume of unstitched length of fabric created from a single piece of fabric five to nine yards long, which is wrapped around a woman's body in a variety of ways.. Verity of Sarees: Bandhani / Silk / Cotton / Paithani / Net / Patola / Benaras Brocade / Jamawars / Kanjeevwaram / Gadwal / Baluchari   / Mysore crepes and many more. Styles of Draping ...

Anarkali The Anarkali suit is a must have in every wardrobe. The Anarkali suit is made up of a long, frock-style top and features a slim fitted bottom and a dupatta, mostly semi transparent, which imparts glitz and dazzle as it is often embedded with stones.  Long flowy Anarkali suits can make any woman look regal, royal and beautiful. The Anarkali suit varies in many different lengths and embroideries including floor-length enhance the feminine beauty. It eventually became the in demand and desired garment by many and now the top recognized and well reputed Salwar Kameez style.  Neck: The ‘V’ neck Anarkali suits are good for short and medium height women as V neck lengthens the neck and avoids making short or medium height women look shabby. Tall women can go for any type of neck designs. Flair: Tall and women with hourglass figure can go for heavy flare but short and petite women should go for less flare, plump women should go for kalis starting from the top i...