Thursday, July 9, 2009

Nail Art

Fashion is always evolving and the latest happening thing is nail art. India`s latest fashion stopover- it is not enough to have just well manicured hands! Beautiful nails enhance the beauty of hands. Getting nails sstenciled; painted, even pierced has become a rage in the various metros. Gone are the days of painting your nails with only one color This art allows you to express your creativity and personality and will help signify your individual style like never before. A large number of parlors, specializing in nail art and expensive salons offering wacky fingernail designs have sprouted up all over in recent years and have started to cash in on this latest craze to meet the growing demand of creating art on the nails.

Nail ArtNail painting, as a form of physical adornment, has come a long way since the old ages. Today, it has evolved into a highly popular and respected field of cosmetology. In the new century, unlike earlier accepted prototypes of flat and solid colours, nail art lovers search for different brands and colours to decorate their nails. Innovative, and imaginative, this tradition has run the gamut of a wide spectrum of colours, textures and designs, and in certain circles is considered as an elaborate art form.

There are endless paint effects that you can achieve as well as many decorative gems, foils and tapes to assist you in your creativity. These can turn your nails into a small canvas, on which you can create great pieces of artistic work. This can be achieved by freehand painting or by using an artist`s airbrush. Nail piercing is also considered a type of nail art, which works best on artificial nails. This is achieved by attaching rings to tiny holes, drilled into the nail, which are attached to chains that are worn around the wrist. They also come with chain links to a ring that is worn on the same finger.

These nail experts are also known as `designers` are cropping up at happening salons all over the country to create art on your nails. And catering to the demands of fashion conscious women is first ever Mumbai`s `Nail Bar`, a bar with difference. The bar opened in suburban Bandra caters to different nail care problems and hand and feet are a given a new look. The crowd that descended at Nail Bar is a testimony to the growing popularity of nail designing.

Nail Art From young girls to working women to housewives, who dream of being pampered, come here in search of different brands and colours to decorate their nails. The parlour artistically paints the nails turning them into a mini canvas, decoratively arranging gems and foils and by piercing them with rings and chains. The cost of a nail job can range from a few hundred rupees for a single glittered dot glued to one pinky nail to a few thousand rupees for a set of five-cms "sculptured" nails attached to each finger. The throngs that descended at the `Nail Bar` are a testimony of the growing popularity of nail designing and the bar.

Nail art or creative-painting designs on nails is a rage in the West and now India too seems not to be far behind where earlier only face, hair and body were taken utmost care of. So with this Nail art, let your nails highlight your hands, fire up your fingers that point to the real you.

Accessories for the Nails:

Nail Stripes:

Nail stripes of various shapes, designs can be bought and used while decorating your nails. You should peel off desired stripe carefully and try using tweezers for clean effect. Starting at the cuticle, you should gently lay stripe across nail in desired position. Then, trim off the excess. Lastly, gently apply pressure with fingertip to secure it in place.

Gold & silver nail Charms:

Gold and silver charms are also a very good nail art accessory which gives a very good nail design and is easy to use. Choose the desired charm and peel off paper backing. Place it on nail in the preferred location. Gently press down with fingertip to secure.

The Cloth Effect:

Give your nails two coats of paint and then while they are still slightly wet, press a patterned (lint free) piece of cloth or chamois leather lightly on them. As the cloth is lifted, it leaves a pattern similar to the texture of the cloth on the nails.

Assorted stars & Dots:

Nail ArtYou can either use stars and dots to paint your nail or use nail polish with stars and glitter floating in them. For nail art with assorted stars and dots, pour out a small amount of stars or dots onto a paper plate. Moisten end of manicure stick. Pick up individually by touching moistened end of stick to star or dot. Place on nail in desired location, pressing gently to secure. If the star or dot is not securing to nail, you can apply a small amount of Nail Art Sealer to nail first.

Nail Stickers:

Nail stickers also give the desired effect and you can choose various designs. Remove selected sticker from sheet using tweezers. Place onto nail in desired location. Gently apply pressure with finger to secure.

Your Own Design:

Instead of using ready-made designs, you can let your imagination go wild and have your own nail art design. Paint a base colour of any shade you like and let your nails dry. Then by freehand painting or by using an artist`s airbrush create designs on your nails instead of a canvas

source-http://lifestyle.indianetzone.com/bodyart/1/nail_art.htm
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Beauty and makeup tips: nail polish colors and lipstick

Women accessorize their looks with nail polish and lipstick, but what are the ideal colors and what are the mistakes to avoid? And how do you coordinate the two so they match your wardrobe?

Many women work to create a coordinated look from head to toe. Accessorizing well is not limited to jewelry, scarves and purses. Makeup counts too. The right nail polish and the right lipstick can help a woman keep her look pulled together.

While it’s good to be coordinated, there’s a fine line between matching colors and going for a look that’s over the top. To avoid these color coordinating mistakes, it’s a good idea to find out which hues work for your skin tones, your style and the season for which you’re dressing.

Fair skinned women look great in rosy pinks, sheers and light pastels like blue and lavender. Ethnic skins look best in deeper hues like red and orange. These darker complexions also wear gold, purple and other striking hues very well. Lips especially look great in plum and rich browns.

Your personal style factors into your nail polish and lipstick choices as well. A conservative woman with a shy personality would never b

e able to wear bright attention grabbing colors like hot pink lipstick or sunny yellow nail polish. And a flashy dresser would not be comfortable in a subdued look of nude polish and sheer lip gloss. Personal preference dictates makeup choices great, so mix and match looks and products until you find your ideal color style.

When it comes to seasonal selections for nail polish and lipsticks, there are lots of choices. For fall, try gold, sandy brown and plum polishes and lipsticks. All are very warm tones fitting for harvest time. Don’t worry about perfectly matching the polish to the lipstick. These earthy hues work well together in a variety of shades. And the colors look great with autu

mn wardrobes of suede, wools and tweeds. Go for that crisp look that is so coveted in the fall.

Dress your lips and nails in lush winter colors to play up the season. In winter opt for colors with dark berry tones like mulberry, cranberry or deep reds that bring out that holiday spirit and the subdued feeling of winter. This time of year lipsticks and nails can be bold and striking to create a very polished look that needs very little additional accessorizing. Dressing this time of year is usually very cozy. Whether you’re wearing a velvet party dress, a luxurious cashmere sweater or comfy corduroys, you’re sure to want to dress up your look with the colors of the season.

By the time spring rolls around, you want to break away from the deep hues of winter. Opt for softer, fresher colors like light peaches, pinks and corals. For a daring spring look, try baby blue or lavender nail polish, complemented by sheer lip glosses in nude hues or light purples and pinks.

Summer nails and lips can be less fuss than any other time of the year. For summer, have a little lighthearted fun with some bright hues including lively corals, fabulous fuchsias and funky blues and yellows. Lipsticks are equally lively. Try glosses in bright pinks, reds and grape.

And let summer’s carefree wardrobe reflect summer fun. At the office many women can sport brighter lipstick and glamorous nails. There’s one caveat though. Sparkles and glitter polishes can be fun for a sassy look like a night out on the town or a getaway in the islands, but they also exude a young look—think teenagers on summer vacation. For professional looks steer clear of these trendy polishes unless you want your nails to project a youthful flashiness.

When in doubt any time of year, there are nail polish standards that look great on just about everyone. For a universal elegance and beauty, try nude colored polishes or French manicures. Both are sophisticate, subtle and never look overdone.

source-www.essortment.com/lifestyle/beautymakeupna_sfyz.htm

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Wednesday, July 8, 2009

women's shoes,sandal,hells etc pictures

















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Salwar Kameez


Fabric Raw Silk Color Purple Key Element Hand embroidery with applique & sequins Purple raw silk salwar kameez. The kameez embellished with cream applique and sequins complete hand embroidery. This outfit is complimented with purple raw silk salwar finished with piping

A sea green raw silk V neck line embellished with tie and dye chiffon around neck and damn. Complete hand embroidery with resham, sequins and swarovski crystals.

The outfit is complimented with tie and dye chiffon dupatta and regular salwar.

Made with CRYSTALLIZED - Swarovski Elements



A black raw silk with cream piping salwar kameez embellished with resham, nakshi and sequins on neck damn and sleeves.

The outfit complimented with salwar and cream georgette chiffon dupatta.

A yellow raw silk kameez with pink appliqué and embellished with resham, kora, beads and swarovski crystals on around neck and damn.

The outfit complimented with pink banarsi pajama and china raw silk dupatta.

Made with CRYSTALLIZED - Swarovski Elements


A sea green raw silk and chiffon tie dyed peshwas embellished with heavy bodice work with resham, Kora, dabka, sequins, and swarovski crystals and lace on damn and dupatta.

The outfit complimented with chiffon tie dye dupatta and raw silk pajama.

Made with CRYSTALLIZED - Swarovski Elements

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Sarees

Embroidery Sarees
Embroidered sarees is a passion in the states of colour - Gujarat and Rajasthan. The highlight of the embroidered saris here is vibrant colour contrasts, rich patterns and sparkling mirror work. The craft of threads seems to pervade all aspects oflife here, then be it their costumes, shoes, household hangings or trappings for their domestic animals.
Bollywood Sarees
Indian Bollywood Sarees (Saris) are the Sarees (Saris) designed by various and famous designers like manish malhotra, neeta lulla, Sir
Satya Paul and many more. Bollywood term attached to these Sarees (Saris) as because of the popularity of Indian movies and actress related to these Sarees (Saris)

Casual Sarees
Casual saree/simple sarees can be used both for daily wear and office wear. Casual daily wear saris can be of cotton, chiffon or any other fabric. Inspite of emergence of various Indian dresses as well as dresses from the West, saree still remains the traditional dress of Indian
Printed Sarees

One of the most prominent decoration methods for any fabric is to get them printed. An exact interpretation also happens all over India and the resulting sarees are fabulous pieces of dexterity and aboriginal art. Presenting Printed sarees in a unique collection transcending the whole of our country


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Wedding Dress Designer




if you have an eye for design and the determination to succeed, a career in Wedding Dress Design is within your reach. Becoming a Wedding Dress Designer may require a 2- or 4-year degree in Fashion Technology, but a strong design portfolio and perseverance are even more important.

What is a Wedding Dress Designer?

A Wedding Dress Designer is a specialized fashion designer who conceptualizes, produces, tailors and markets wedding dresses. Wedding Dress Designers often work with large fashion houses to create dresses that can be mass-produced. They also may work closely with customers to create one-a-kind designs. A career in Wedding Dress Design requires long hours, lots of travel and the ability to face rejection in a field that can take years to break in to.

India is always famous for its rich cultures and traditions and when it is related to marriage, then you can seen various types of customs, traditions and wedding dresses depending upon the different places in India. Wedding dresses in India may vary from region to region, however Indian bridal sarees is one dress which can be wear through out the India.

These Indian bridal sarees comes in different fabrics, styles and colors. Indian bridal saree is a large stylish cloth of certain length. These sarees are generally worn by women by wrapping it around the body. At the time of wearing designing and styles patterns of sarees are also kept in mind.

Indian sarees are generally worn with the help of pins so that they are properly managed around the body. After wrapping it around the body the remaining portion of wedding saree is put over the shoulder of the bride which is also known as “pallu”.

Different pattern and styles of wedding sarees is totally depends upon the theme of the wedding. These wedding sarees are generally design using pearls, sequins, gotta etc.

Now day’s saree is not only used as a Indian bridal wear as in some part of Rajasthan and Haryana, Lehenga choli is the common outfit for bride.
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