Saree with head covered

A Brief History of the saree blouse and Indian fashion before 1960 with an occasional excursion after. All images are credited but if they are here by accident please do let me know and I will take it down. All posts also on vintageindianclothing.tumblr.com

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A bridal veil adds some sort of mystery, a bit of a fairy tale element to the overall look. The minute we think of dramatic veils we think of obviously Princess Ds long veil or closer to home Priy...

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In the typical olden days, brides covered their faces with heavy veils to show purity and coyness. The traditional wedding gown was that of red hues and white with heavy embroidery and a large chun…

On receiving a marvellous response from our readers on our post related to Phulkari, we thought of writing another post related to a gorgeous three dimensional Indian bridal embroidery called Zardozi. This form of hand embroidery received its name from two Persian words: ‘Zar’ which means thread and ‘Dozi’ which means embroidery. Just like Phulkari, … Continue reading Indian Bridal Embroidery: Zardozi

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#Advaya DALIA by Advaya The Brocade Gandaperunda Kanjivaram Silk Sari Engraved in silk and gold of the legends of yesterday are the lores of a mythical bird of paradise, unseen to mortal eyes, soaring over the cover of the ethereal sunset clouds. This brocaded saree in pure zari has the two-headed mythical bird, a symbol of prosperity, the ‘Gandaperunda’ woven in the silken body of the saree. Soft to drape and magnificent to look at, this self tone saree in deep pink…

Experience a carefree yet stylish look with this Flared Rayon Kurta featuring a captivating monochrome theme infused with freehand doodles and Mughal bootas. The contemporary yet ethnic print makes it a versatile choice for various casual occasions. Crafted from comfortable and functional Rayon fabric, this V-Neck kurta boasts three-fourth sleeves for added comfort. The hand-stylized doodled botanical buta and polka print, enhanced with a hint of gold, lend a chic appeal. The circular…

When it comes to Indian bridal lehengas we have found many trends growing. From fish cut lehengas to flared ones, bridal fashion changed year after another. Well, one such bridal lehenga trends are going viral