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Up your wardrobe game with the floral power of Gulnaz

 Gulnaz – The tale of shining flowers It is inspired by nature where every creation restoring to life glistening the world with the magic of flowers, colors, and all the beautiful creations into the season of spring. Spring, the magical season of rebirth generous to all flowers alike; creates heaven on earth with these gorgeous beauties that are beyond our realm of comprehension. During this season of color and joy universe surprises us with its mesmerizing creations which touch every soul and make them believe in the circle of life by nature. And inspired by this magical nature we have handcrafted some of the most captivating outfits which are going to be the star of your wardrobe. 1)      Lehenga - Moledro’s exclusive lehengas is a story weaved with different artworks handcrafted by our in-house artisans on luxurious and skin-friendly fabrics. These Dazzling lehengas have a special touch of perfection with some handmade tassels, fringes to add that sparkle, and classic motif design
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Fashion Post Pandemic By Moledro

Fashion Post Pandemic The last two times where there was a change in fashion and the way we shopped and dressed  our selves was after the first and then second world war. The world’s third major influence on fashion  will be the current health pandemic. The following are the things you should expect. ● Fashion influencers will change The fashion influencers are already being forced to adjust their content in the pandemic. Soon, there  will be more real people as fashion influencers, not socialites, celebrities or highly photoshopped and  made up self-proclaimed fashion influencers. Online photos often look good as the professionals  make them the way they look. With social distancing that’s not possible. Posts related to fashion  therefore will be more simple, real and down to earth. The aesthetic curated by the people who  have rallied against might change for the better and slowly disappear. ● New shopping patterns will evolve As malls and stores have been shut, many brands will find
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The Ethnic Fabric Of India (Chanderi)

Chanderi is a standard ethnic texture portrayed through its lightweight, sheer floor and great luxurious feel. Chanderi texture is introduced via way of means of weaving in silk and first-rate Zari withinside the normal cotton yarn that results withinside the manufacturing of the glowing floor. The texture received its call from the unassuming network Chanderi in Madhya Pradesh in which traditional weavers exercise the craft of handing over completed sarees in cotton and silk advanced with great zari work. This texture may be ordered into 3 kinds – Chanderi silk cotton, unadulterated silk, and Chanderi cotton. Customarily, Chanderi texture becomes mainly applied in weaving Sarees and Salwar Kameez material. These days, younger girls inclination towards carrying Chanderi sarees. It is one of the must-have matters for every saree expert and has risen because the maximum downplayed Indian ethnic clothing. Chanderi sarees are an excellent choice for summertime season put on simply as for s
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Information About Block Printing

 BLOCK PRINTING  Printers are known as chipas. They often work with organic colours in which various plants give particular colours. The vegetable colours are obtained from the bark of the babul, kattha, amla, jamun and mango trees or from flowers of kusum, palash or harsingar, and indigo. The bark of the khair is used for red, kusum flowers with guava bark for different shades of yellow, and kusum with amla bark for black. Wherever coloured yarn is used in weaving, it is dyed by the weaver himself. Wedding saris are mostly dyed in turmeric or sunflower. Both produce shades of yellow. Traditional printing was done on quilt covers and saris. Women sometimes had their saris dyed in bright colours and stamped with motifs. This was one of the cheapest ways of ornamenting the plain motia sari. Dots, cones or stripes are printed on a bright yellow ground in Dhaka, East Champaran. A few printers do embossed printing. The prints common in the area were the clove motif, and moon pattern or dot,
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