Inscribing the Lore of Indian Mythology with Kalamkari
There is something about the age-old Indian handloom art that till date dominates the realm of fashion designs and inspirations. No matter how much we feel driven by the West, the roots of these cl...
5 Tips For Small Business Owners to Stay Relevant With Latest Trends
Introduction: ‘Change is the only constant’ suits our fashion industry. Aspiring young entrepreneurs or small business owners like you are striving to stay relevant to the ever-changing trends of...
What is The Suitable Fabric To Make A Wedding Dress?
There is nothing more difficult than selecting the ‘one’ wedding dress, isn’t it? No doubt a wedding is the most auspicious and memorable event of everyone’s life. It is a commitment to truthfulnes...
How to be your own Sewist? #13 Amy Jumpsuit
For this month’s post, I am trying my hands at a simple jumpsuit pattern. The Amy jumpsuit is designed by an amazing independent Canadian pattern designer called Closet Core Patterns. They have som...
We all want "colourful" and embellished attire, but we don't care about where these colours come from. Scientifically, it is a work of light and how our eyes perceive them - physicists mention it h...
How to Style Your Attire With Perfect Color Combination?
It can be agreed by everyone that styling your outfits with perfect fabric and color is troublesome. How important is it to have a perfect combination of colors in your attire? Recall that beautif...
How To Style Your Favorite Fabrics This Wedding Season?
Trending fabrics Satin, silk, crepe and net are highly trending this wedding season. What is becoming most popular is the blending of different fabrics. Combining a silk blouse with net lehenga wi...
10 DIY Ideas you can do with Leftover Fabrics
2020 will be remembered as a year where nature taught us how Karma works.The "Lungs of the World", Amazon Forests produces 20% of the world's oxygen. Just after the Amazon Wildfire, we were fightin...
A Walk to Remember with Machilipatnam Kalamkari
Authored By: Mugdha Bansal Once upon a time, not too long ago, in Pedana, a small town in the Krishna district of the southern state of Andhra Pradesh, a group of artisans and craftsmen started to...