Indian clothing style

Aromas of spices, a combination of luxury and simplicity, richness and richness of colors in traditional clothes, and incredible color in everything - all this is bright, sensual and at the same time romantic India.

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Oriental culture has a strong magnetism and attracts the gaze of designers, artists, architects and, of course, people keen on needlework. Not without reason, in ancient times, all European merchants sought to the East, primarily because of the wide selection of the highest quality and natural fabrics in the world. India still deservedly occupies one of the leading positions in this market.
Among the brightest colors are dominated by red, turquoise, yellow, light green, pink, which harmoniously coexist with calm brown, curry, sand. Printed fabrics with floral patterns and animal ornaments are also very popular. Finished products are richly decorated with handmade embroidery with national motifs and are sure to complement the image with various bright accessories and large ornaments.
If these are bags, then they are voluminous, large, colorful, with ethnic or animal designs, often with images of elephants that bring good luck. Moreover, the trunk of an elephant must be raised up.
Earrings are long, richly decorated with beads, large stones and traditional Indian motifs. With bracelets, everything is simple - the more there are, the better. Thin bracelets are also suitable, but in large numbers and bright.
One of the notable accents of the Indian style is the ankle decoration. In India, quite often women decorate ankles with bracelets. The latter may be one, but quite spectacular.
The main thing in the image is that the clothes contain elements that are associated precisely with India. For instance, asymmetry - dresses and tops, falling on one shoulder. In addition, traditional Indian clothing is characterized by freedom, comfort and coziness. Tunics any length, decorated with beads, embroidery and any other bright decor andtrousers, of which there are a great many models now - you can wear both together and separately with other elements of modern clothing.
From shoes, prefer flip flops, flat sandals or sandals.
Among modern designers who used Indian motifs in their collections, we can mention Etro, Marchesa, Prada, EmilioPucci, Dolce & Gabbana. But the most striking images were presented in the Haute Couture 2013 collection by Jean Paul Gaultier - luxurious contemporary dresses in oriental style.
By the way, oriental motifs in clothes are one of the trends of the outgoing spring-summer 2014 season.
India is a real fairy tale with limitless ideas that make it possible to bring something kind of, even mysterious, unusual, but beautiful to our everyday life. Do not be afraid to combine different shades, experiment, the Indian style loves bright and bold decisions. And for inspiration, “come” toTV channel "Yu"on which this friday, September 5, at 21.30 kicks off Indian cinema marathon.

SCHEDULE OF COMING FILMS:
September 5-6: "Beloved Raja";
September 12–13: “Dance, dance”;
September 19–20: Zita and the Gita;
September 26–27: "Everything in life happens."
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Material prepared by Julia Dekanova