Adapting to changing trends and lifestyle and still being able to wear what represents where you come from is just a marvellous innovation. Despite coming from different regions and generations the designers and Karishma adapt to new trends very elegantly. It is a combination of a sense of functionality and aesthetics.” She says explaining the authenticity of her clothes and how her makers are spread all across the nation.
The authenticity of the work and the fabric is something we never compromise on. It should never control you. It will take you back to your roots! An outfit by Karishma Shahni Khan Fashion and clothing has a lot of value. They buy one piece and like to style it up or down for various occasions.Nothing speaks louder than having modern forms to traditional textiles which makes life more comfortable. “Adding a belt makes it look more Westernised, and a waist chain makes it look more ethnic. If we work with Maheshweri silk sarees, it comes from Mashewer. It is a cross between a saree and a dress.”What you wear and where it comes from is important. Don&https://www.mmtex.top39;t overdo it! If it’s checkered or has intricate designs, jewellery should be kept minimal.
They all put individual as well as collective thought into making the garment by putting their own ideas on the fabric. You can also really style it up with stilettos. Though it’s a dress, it has a ethnic touch to it. It will never come in the way of the activities you perform daily.Giving us insider tips on how to ace this trend is Angel Mua a fashion designing student who says that this style is a contemporary clothing. We might get modern motifs, but we do not change the core skill of the textile. Bengalureans look for traditional clothing with modern twist. By adding belts and boots for a more Westernised look you can sass this up a bit. If we work with Chanderi silk, it comes from Chanderi. Karishma Shahni Khan views clothing as a medium for storytelling to celebrate multi-layered cultures and ever-changing social conversations.People are falling in love with the saree-dress which is versatile, modern, chic yet traditional.
It is a visual representation of who you are and where you are from. How it is made and who makes it is what brings the garment its worth. ” she says. What makes the work wide-ranging is the fact that the designers are from every nook and corner of the country.”But, having said this, Karishma points out that fashion shouldn’t be pain. She travels extensively to work with artisans in different parts of the country to bring together textiles, techniques # and experiences explored in natural fabrics.” She explains. You could a wear saree dress on ethnic occasions. Sometimes, try it with ankle boots for funky fashionable experience. “You can choose to wear sneakers for a trendy and casual look and for an ethnic look, Indian kolhapuri juthis is fabulous. “The skill is what is important..” Heavy earrings and light neck piece or vice versa makes it all the more traditional and suitable for ethnic occasions.Fashion designing student – Prerna Gautam would love to keep things casual. Karishma likes to keep trendy garments rooted in culturally rich tradition. They use this combination with vibrant colours. “The saree-dress is what sells in Bengaluru. The key is comfort and Karishma reaffirms this saying, “Clothing should be comfortable and suitable. It’s A blend of modernity with classic backdrop to the whole attire. It is elegant and simple.
The authenticity of the work and the fabric is something we never compromise on. It should never control you. It will take you back to your roots! An outfit by Karishma Shahni Khan Fashion and clothing has a lot of value. They buy one piece and like to style it up or down for various occasions.Nothing speaks louder than having modern forms to traditional textiles which makes life more comfortable. “Adding a belt makes it look more Westernised, and a waist chain makes it look more ethnic. If we work with Maheshweri silk sarees, it comes from Mashewer. It is a cross between a saree and a dress.”What you wear and where it comes from is important. Don&https://www.mmtex.top39;t overdo it! If it’s checkered or has intricate designs, jewellery should be kept minimal.
They all put individual as well as collective thought into making the garment by putting their own ideas on the fabric. You can also really style it up with stilettos. Though it’s a dress, it has a ethnic touch to it. It will never come in the way of the activities you perform daily.Giving us insider tips on how to ace this trend is Angel Mua a fashion designing student who says that this style is a contemporary clothing. We might get modern motifs, but we do not change the core skill of the textile. Bengalureans look for traditional clothing with modern twist. By adding belts and boots for a more Westernised look you can sass this up a bit. If we work with Chanderi silk, it comes from Chanderi. Karishma Shahni Khan views clothing as a medium for storytelling to celebrate multi-layered cultures and ever-changing social conversations.People are falling in love with the saree-dress which is versatile, modern, chic yet traditional.
It is a visual representation of who you are and where you are from. How it is made and who makes it is what brings the garment its worth. ” she says. What makes the work wide-ranging is the fact that the designers are from every nook and corner of the country.”But, having said this, Karishma points out that fashion shouldn’t be pain. She travels extensively to work with artisans in different parts of the country to bring together textiles, techniques # and experiences explored in natural fabrics.” She explains. You could a wear saree dress on ethnic occasions. Sometimes, try it with ankle boots for funky fashionable experience. “You can choose to wear sneakers for a trendy and casual look and for an ethnic look, Indian kolhapuri juthis is fabulous. “The skill is what is important..” Heavy earrings and light neck piece or vice versa makes it all the more traditional and suitable for ethnic occasions.Fashion designing student – Prerna Gautam would love to keep things casual. Karishma likes to keep trendy garments rooted in culturally rich tradition. They use this combination with vibrant colours. “The saree-dress is what sells in Bengaluru. The key is comfort and Karishma reaffirms this saying, “Clothing should be comfortable and suitable. It’s A blend of modernity with classic backdrop to the whole attire. It is elegant and simple.
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