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Minggu, 15 April 2012
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Sunny lione Hot Wallpaper-part-1
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Sunny is making her Bollywood debut with Pooja Bhatt's Jism 2. Sunny, whose real name is Karen Malhotra, is a contract artist for adult film production Vivid Entertainment and owns adult entertainment company Sunlust Pictures. The Punjabi-origin girl participated in "Bigg Boss 5", following which filmmaker Mahesh Bhatt offered her the movie. She is back in Mumbai to shoot the film, and the crew is excited.
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Silk Smitten
Minggu, 08 April 2012
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Silk is synonymous with luxury with opulence. A silk saree is everything you want to have. Its sumptuous prints, vibrant color and luxurious fall seduces like no other garment can . It's just right for all women who deserve luxury and carry it with grace.
The classic peacock blue sari with a temple border, and other such 'archaic' Kanjeevarams, are now largely found only with the vanishing breed of small-time silk merchants who still make house visits, bearing bundles of silk. Dancer-actress Vyjanthimala was one of those who patronized these merchants, and there are a few among the young now who still value them. I read about this in a newspaper . Like the US-based bride who sent in an e-mail request to Kanchipuram's Dhinakaran Silk House, asking them to recreate a wedding sari exactly like the one her grandmother wore 70 years ago. Her order was meticulously executed, for a modest Rs 8,000.
As the Indian silk saree is made up of pure silk so it is worldwide famous for its glamor and aesthetic beauty. For the incomparable variety and lustrous beauty Indian silk saree has been renowned world through and now it has become a very special dress with the various designers’ collection. As the Indian women prefers bright colors with the floral design but to target the world audience now fashion expertise has come up with tall varieties ranging from the bright and low sober color so that one can look dazzling and elegant as well.
Varieties of Indian Silk saree is of following types:
The silk saree has a vast varieties ranging from different design and style. Some of the most popular saree are banarasi, kanchipuram, bandhni, thanchoi, patolapaithani and many other as well are quite famous.
Banarasi Saree - The Banarasi silk saree blend is the most popular among all an it is also quite expensive. As the Banarasi saree has charming and wonderful cloth so usually they are wear on some special occasion like marriage or some other occasion as well. There are also varieties in the banarasi saree blend and some of them are the kora, the katari, the sattir, and the Georgette saree. Here are various design of floral,motif , linen, and some are inspired by the nature. All are incredible with different design and fashion expertise has presented with numerous style to offer some extra charm through.
Silk Bandhni Saree -These popular saree are from the Gujarat and from the Rajastan. As of cultural importance in the region these saree dazzled with the vibrant colors. These saree are made by the traditional style of tie and dye so is known as Bandhej.
The classic peacock blue sari with a temple border, and other such 'archaic' Kanjeevarams, are now largely found only with the vanishing breed of small-time silk merchants who still make house visits, bearing bundles of silk. Dancer-actress Vyjanthimala was one of those who patronized these merchants, and there are a few among the young now who still value them. I read about this in a newspaper . Like the US-based bride who sent in an e-mail request to Kanchipuram's Dhinakaran Silk House, asking them to recreate a wedding sari exactly like the one her grandmother wore 70 years ago. Her order was meticulously executed, for a modest Rs 8,000.
As the Indian silk saree is made up of pure silk so it is worldwide famous for its glamor and aesthetic beauty. For the incomparable variety and lustrous beauty Indian silk saree has been renowned world through and now it has become a very special dress with the various designers’ collection. As the Indian women prefers bright colors with the floral design but to target the world audience now fashion expertise has come up with tall varieties ranging from the bright and low sober color so that one can look dazzling and elegant as well.
Varieties of Indian Silk saree is of following types:
The silk saree has a vast varieties ranging from different design and style. Some of the most popular saree are banarasi, kanchipuram, bandhni, thanchoi, patolapaithani and many other as well are quite famous.
Banarasi Saree - The Banarasi silk saree blend is the most popular among all an it is also quite expensive. As the Banarasi saree has charming and wonderful cloth so usually they are wear on some special occasion like marriage or some other occasion as well. There are also varieties in the banarasi saree blend and some of them are the kora, the katari, the sattir, and the Georgette saree. Here are various design of floral,motif , linen, and some are inspired by the nature. All are incredible with different design and fashion expertise has presented with numerous style to offer some extra charm through.
Silk Bandhni Saree -These popular saree are from the Gujarat and from the Rajastan. As of cultural importance in the region these saree dazzled with the vibrant colors. These saree are made by the traditional style of tie and dye so is known as Bandhej.
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Brad Pitt Angelina Jolie :The couple of Hollywood
Senin, 12 Maret 2012
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Brad Pitt:
Brad Pitt is a sexy Hollywood hero .
Angelina Jolie:
Angelina Jolie is one the most beautiful Hollywood actress.
Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie:
Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie are running their long lusting happy married life with their children which is following example for other filmy couple of the whole world.
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Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie couple:
There are some of the most beautiful photos picture gallerias images of their hot married life...
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Luxury Living
Minggu, 05 Februari 2012
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There have been many interesting things happening in the last couple of weeks… Manish Arora, the only Indian designer who is spoken about by the West, has now tied up with AMR Infrastructure to design suites and penthouses of the upcoming luxury residential venture by the company. This is for the first time that an Indian designer designing an entire range of luxury living space… but then Arora has several first to his credit — London Fashion Week, Paris Fashion Week, first and the only Indian designer to be a member of the Chambre Syndical de la Couture, designed for Reebok, Nestle, Mac, Swatch, Nivea and many other international brands… it will be interesting to see the Manish Arora touch on luxury living…
Over to the last week now… to the Aamby Valley India Bridal Fashion Week…
At the recently concluded third edition of the Aamby Valley City India Bridal Fashion Week 2012, one thing was evident… the organisers have upped the scale at which the event was held. Collections appeared in the company of elegant settings and the seating and runway too were unique…
Trends emerged out of the Week:
Backdrop: In elegant gold and ivory, tall pillars and entry points, made in three layers for all shows except for the opening and closing. Opening by Tarun Tahiliani had the entire venue converted in a fairy tale forest while closing by JJ Valaya made it look like an architectural marvel with several performers doing their acts seated atop on all sides.
Runway/Seating: a rectangular runway with seating in the middle and also in the aisles making the total number of seating 560. This worked well for popular designers with all guest getting a chance to sit and watch the show while the not-so-popular had to face more of seats and not the guests staring at their collections. But then, their early time slots could also be the reason for this.
Silhouettes: Came in all forms… while some chose to stick to their traditional wear, like Pallavi Jaikishen with her beautifully embroidered Indian wear or Vikram Phadnis’ range of bridals, or Ashima-Leena’s range of beautifully coordinated Indianwear, the rest chose to mix traditional wear with some fusion or cocktail outfits like Tarun Tahiliani in his opening show and JJ Valaya at his closing… Narendra Kumar at his debut attempt at the bridal (well, not quite bridal, but some surely for peripheral functions), Jyotsna Tiwari with her play of reds with embroidery, Anjali and Arjun with a very attractive treatment of surfaces with crystals and embroidery, Meera-Muzzaffar’s rather clean and straight looks that stood out on the runway, Shantanu-Nikhil and some of Mandira Wirk’s pretty western looks… and of course by Shane & Falguni Peacock…
Target clientele: It seemed there was something for everyone on the runway going by the names of designers who presented their collection on the runway… while bigger and senior names obviously will be the sure choice of large-scale weddings, there were also some whom others with relatively smaller budgets could hope to lay their hands on.
What worked: For sure the impressive backdrops, lavish settings including the innovative runway and seating, impressive lineup of participants, lavish lounges serving the best…
What didn’t work: Poor floor management with guests being allowed to walk on the runway even when the shows were on; most ‘brides’ walked as if they were attending a funeral with no smiles and with stern faces during most shows (they should have been briefed to look pleasant).
Over to the last week now… to the Aamby Valley India Bridal Fashion Week…
At the recently concluded third edition of the Aamby Valley City India Bridal Fashion Week 2012, one thing was evident… the organisers have upped the scale at which the event was held. Collections appeared in the company of elegant settings and the seating and runway too were unique…
Trends emerged out of the Week:
Backdrop: In elegant gold and ivory, tall pillars and entry points, made in three layers for all shows except for the opening and closing. Opening by Tarun Tahiliani had the entire venue converted in a fairy tale forest while closing by JJ Valaya made it look like an architectural marvel with several performers doing their acts seated atop on all sides.
Runway/Seating: a rectangular runway with seating in the middle and also in the aisles making the total number of seating 560. This worked well for popular designers with all guest getting a chance to sit and watch the show while the not-so-popular had to face more of seats and not the guests staring at their collections. But then, their early time slots could also be the reason for this.
Silhouettes: Came in all forms… while some chose to stick to their traditional wear, like Pallavi Jaikishen with her beautifully embroidered Indian wear or Vikram Phadnis’ range of bridals, or Ashima-Leena’s range of beautifully coordinated Indianwear, the rest chose to mix traditional wear with some fusion or cocktail outfits like Tarun Tahiliani in his opening show and JJ Valaya at his closing… Narendra Kumar at his debut attempt at the bridal (well, not quite bridal, but some surely for peripheral functions), Jyotsna Tiwari with her play of reds with embroidery, Anjali and Arjun with a very attractive treatment of surfaces with crystals and embroidery, Meera-Muzzaffar’s rather clean and straight looks that stood out on the runway, Shantanu-Nikhil and some of Mandira Wirk’s pretty western looks… and of course by Shane & Falguni Peacock…
Target clientele: It seemed there was something for everyone on the runway going by the names of designers who presented their collection on the runway… while bigger and senior names obviously will be the sure choice of large-scale weddings, there were also some whom others with relatively smaller budgets could hope to lay their hands on.
What worked: For sure the impressive backdrops, lavish settings including the innovative runway and seating, impressive lineup of participants, lavish lounges serving the best…
What didn’t work: Poor floor management with guests being allowed to walk on the runway even when the shows were on; most ‘brides’ walked as if they were attending a funeral with no smiles and with stern faces during most shows (they should have been briefed to look pleasant).
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