Showing posts with label Dresses. Show all posts
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Thursday

Sari and Sherwani - True Beauty

I have always been a great fan of Indian culture and eastern way of thinking and look, but these clothes just made me fall in love. For many of my friends they are too much, but for me, they are what we the Europeans, have lost – the true beauty. So, ladies and gentlemen – Sari and Sherwani.
Sari

Sari – this is a piece of unstitched cloth, which the women in India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka etc, wear. It is draped over the woman's body in different ways and various styles. Most commonly one end of the dress is draped around the shoulder of the woman while the rest of the dress is around her waist. The Sari should be worn with blouse named choli.

Origins

The name sari comes from Sanskrit and it means strip of cloth. The history of the dress is ancient. It is dated around 2800 – 1800 BC. Many poets and historians mentioned it in their articles through the years. According some of them the dress should be worn only in very special occasions while others say that it can be worn even as a daily dress.

Today, this sort of dresses is worn by the film stars and by the rich people. Maybe the reason for this is not only its price, but also that the dress is not very practical.

Sherwani
Sherwani

This is the male dress, which I personally find very beautiful. Its origins come from the Indian courts and royal families. This sort of dress was priority of the richest back in the days. Today, Sharwani are worn mainly by grooms.

So, if I got your interest, you can try to find more about these dresses and even order one on over the Internet. The prices are not very high, but the beauty, according to me, is incomparable.

Saturday

Mehndi,Designs,latest mehndi designs,Girls,Beauty,Recipies,Bridal,Dresses,Fashion ... Bridal,Arabic Mehndi designs

Khilna, the main artiste and founder of Mehndi Creations offers a highly personalised, friendly and tailor made service to suit individual tastes & budgets. With over ten years of experience and artistic talent which stems throughout her life, Khilna is known for her passion in henna art and provide a creative, innovative and professional design service.


Mehndi Creations offers you a unique new generation mehndi art and design service, combining elegance and sophistication, adding the magic touches for that very special occasion. We can incorporate any style or create a bespoke design from Arabic, traditional Indian, Moghul to more contemporary, modern designs using a touch of glitter and coloured gems to accentuate the hues of the chosen outfit.


Corporates
Popularity of Mehndi Creations has grown in the Corporate world where they have successfully showcased it's work with the likes of:


Mehndi Creations has reached the glitzy and glamour world of celebrities like Karen David, Konnie Huq, Kara Revel, Deepak Verma, Pooja Shah from Eastenders, Sam Sterling (Popo Gigi), Raghav and cast from the popular tv serial Bidaai - Sadhna and Ragini.



More recently, Mehndi Creations have been featured in Sky channel - Wedding TV Asia television interview in the Shaadi Show on being UK's leading henna artist and also in Sony TV channel for Asiana 2009.

Thursday

China. Fashion design and retail company Polo Ralph .. chaina fashion style2010.


China for the first time allowed domestic trading of the yuan against the Malaysian ringgit Thursday and said it would broaden the range of currencies permitted to trade onshore, as it steadily moves to turn the yuan into a major currency and boost its use in cross-border trade.



Beijing has been promoting the use of yuan to settle commercial trade transactions and expanding the scope of yuan business in Hong Kong in recent years to internationalize the Chinese currency. Earlier this week, it launched a trial program that allows overseas investors to put yuan held offshore into China's interbank bond market.



China's move to open up yuan/ringgit trading in the onshore interbank foreign exchange market came after Malaysia's central bank Wednesday removed some of the limitations on trading of ringgit by foreigners, imposed in the aftermath of the 1997 Asian financial crisis. The ringgit soared to a near 13-year high against the dollar Thursday, propelled by the news.


In a statement Wednesday, the China Foreign Exchange Trading Center, the central bank's domestic currency trading platform, said it would kick off yuan/ringgit trading Thursday to boost bilateral trade and facilitate the use of yuan for cross-border trade settlements.



"There are few deals today and to be honest, I don't think there will be huge demand for it since the ringgit is a restricted currency too," the trader said.

While the small size of the yuan/ringgit market makes Beijing's efforts more symbolic in nature at this stage, it marks a step forward for the authorities in broadening the use of the Chinese currency.




"It will be very positive for cross-border flows, as it will facilitate trade" between China and Malaysia, said Wai Ho Leong, an economist at Barclays Capital.

As part of China's push to internationalize the yuan by increasing its circulation overseas, China and Malaysia signed a currency-swap agreement in February 2009, which when fully set up will increase the availability of yuan in Malaysia and ringgit in China.

"You can treat today's move as a step toward yuan internationalization and I heard more Asian currencies are their way here too," said the European bank trader, referring to the possibility of Beijing allowing more regional currencies to be traded onshore.




CFETS said China will consider allowing more currencies to trade against the yuan onshore, depending on future developments in bilateral trade, financial cooperation and the convertibility of currencies.

It also said it may consider launching trade of yuan/ringgit forwards and foreign exchange swaps in the future depending on market demand.