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handweavers · 1 year

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kiran this is my uhh fourth? year of promising to sew myself a livable summer wardrobe pls pray with me that it’ll be my first year of Actually doing it <3 and also, as always... what are your fave summer patterns?

omg you can do it i believe in you!! i always find that the most difficult part is getting started, once you get into the groove of it and sewing things it becomes addictive to just keep popping out garments, it always happens to me i'll go months without touching my sewing machine and then i'll sit down to sew a pair of pants or a shirt and a few days later i've sewn 5 whole new garments and i don't even know how i got there lmfao.

my summer patterns are probably different than most because i can't wear shorts or short sleeved clothing outside in the heat or my skin explodes, but i have a set of patterns that i make in lightweight linen or cotton and even though they're long pants and long sleeves they're soooo comfortable even on the hottest days. i also run hot year round so i wear these in winter too just with extra layers lol

- the fremantle pants and the cornell shirt from elbe textiles. i think i've made the fremantle pants 6 times now and while i change a few things about the construction process to suit my preference (i prefer a different method for attaching the waistband) they're literally my favourite pants ever. cornell shirt is also fantastic, i like view 1 which has a button placket that goes halfway down the shirt but not fully. i like to sew it using lightweight cotton esp fabric i've gotten from india and that combo makes it function like a short modern kurti/traditional desi shirt pattern for me and i love it

- all well cardigan coat by all well workshop. the hacking guide for this is awesome, i've made several different versions of this coat in midweight linens and cottons and they are the perfect method of protecting my arms from the sun if i want to wear a short sleeved shirt that day as well as for layering, and i always make them long with huge pockets so they're so functional and comfy

- harper tunic by elizabeth suzann studio. another shirt i've made several times to the extent that i use this pattern as a base whenever i want to make a new shirt. i made the hem straight instead of asymmetrical and i removed the pocket, and shortened the length of the tunic and it makes an awesome basic woven tee pattern for me. i can whip out a hacked shirt in this pattern in like 4 hours, highly recommend

- cap sleeve shirt from the assembly line. this is a new-to-me pattern that i'm currently using for the first time to make a shirt, and its great. similar basic silhouette as the harper tunic but it has a button placket and standing straight collar so i like having that built into the pattern.

- morocco pants from the fabrics store. awesome simple pants that are very comfy, but they work extremely well when cut into shorts. i can't wear shorts outside during the day but i still like to wear them at home/inside in the summer esp for sleeping, and i always use my hacked version of this pattern for that. so simple, so perfect.

#i dont mind paying for patterns because i know if i like it ill end up making it 6+ times #and whatever i dont agree with i can change myself w/o issue so ejrhejrkwke #also all these patterns go up to at least a US size 22 btw

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desisapphicx · 1 year

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Midnight Ruin

Chapter 1

The woman at the head of the table was adjusting the pleats on her saree, and when she was done, she cleared her throat and drew the attention of her family.

"Before beginning our breakfast, I want to make sure all the preparations have been done for the ball," She said.

"Yes, Amma." answered Pushkar. He sat to her left and his wife Revathy was next to him, perking up at the mention of the ball, she loved parties more like she thrived on them, and probably she could die in one if she had a choice. Sadly, her misaligned priorities sometimes hindered her in parenthood. Not that she didn't love her hyperactive kids, she did, but she could be so unwitting at times, that she would be blind to her kids' needs, this has been one of the few factors for petty squabbles that ensues between her and Pushkar. The two seats next to her remain empty, usually occupied by her twins. The little tots were not the only missing but their Grandpa as well, so his seat opposite Revathy remain untouched. The other seats were filled by two sets of uncles and aunts. Who were just waiting for their moment to speak, but considering how Latha was they'd rather stuff their mouths with delicacies set on the table.

"Did you invite Iyers, their presence is impo-- where is Akanksha?" Latha began imposingly as usual but her question ended in confusion; eyes searching hastily for her daughter. She looked at her son, raising her thick brows in question.

"Um..." Pushkar tried to answer but she stopped him.

"Jaya, ask her to come, now."

"Yes, Amma" said the servant.

Latha was an imperious woman, she demanded everyone's attention as soon as she stepped into a room, such was her tenor. "I don't like this indiscipline," she clicked her tongue; the indignation on her face was so evident. She was scowling at her cutlery when she heard fading footsteps near the stairs, and as her daughter-shaped figure ambled near her view, her scowl deepened.

She took a good look at her daughter, dressed in a mid-length beige Kurti with handwoven golden embroidery running down her neckline and her sleeve cuffs, matching perfectly with her amber-gold cotton silk pants. Akanksha's dark brown hair was parted in middle but gleaned together in a bun at the back, yet few had escaped, now curling around her temple, her black bindi rivaled the mole sitting right at the smiling line of her left cheek. Her golden bangles chimed as she took a seat right to her mother.

When the savory whiff of sambar and the sight of fluffy idlies beckoned to her, she couldn't resist, moreover her stomach was making weird noises of someone starved for eons. She started serving herself when she heard her mother clear her throat. "Do you want it?" She held a piece of idli to her mother, her mother shook her head in disapproval. Akanksha just shrugged--- she was nonchalant about her mother's attitude and so she continued having. Apparently, she was the only one who could stand on her toes with her amma.

"You can continue," She said to her mother.

"I cannot comprehend how dense can you be," her mother exclaimed.

Akanksha paid no mind to it, Latha stared at her for some more time--- going over ways to subdue her daughter, she huffed in annoyance before smoothly transitioning into her placid poise.

"As I was saying, Iyers are important and also some other thing I wanted to say," Latha voiced and the silence that followed was quite extended, a bit too long that even Akanksha's interest piqued, not much, but she lent her ear, anyway.

"I want to invite the Kamats." Akanksha stopped having, piping hot sambar burned her throat as she took a big gulp and her spoon fell on the plate with a loud clank. "What?" She said before adding, "Are you serious? Why them?" She glanced at her brother, trying to understand if he was involved in this utter-ridiculous decision but by the clueless look on his face, she knew not. She looked back at her mother, whose serene face faltered for a moment, the hatred for the family was monumental, it snaked with its bitter venom in all of them, and yet here they were, inviting their foes with gilded smiles.

"The decision is already made, it is not up for debate" She quieted the jabbering room. She motioned for them to start with their tiffin, before looking at Akanksha with a tinge of malice in her eyes and a mocking smile, she said, "You'll be the one hosting"

***

Kesar was tapping to the radio's rhythm on his thin steering wheel, the little pitter-patter on the window pane was blending perfectly with the music streaming into the car. "Should we stop at the tea stall? The weather is good to have a cup, don't you think?" he took a glance at his friend and furrowed his brows.

Akanksha was fiddling with her pearl necklet. Her ears were red and itchy, but she wouldn't give in, she didn't want to feed her nervous habits but her brain was fast in its functioning; sending a stimulus and her hands were quick enough to catch those brain signals and there she was scratching at it, but it yielded no satisfaction whatsoever. Looking at her Kesar was concerned as to what is going on with his good friend.

"What is it?"

"Nothing"

He stared at her for a few moments, "You can tell me"

"Amma has put me in a funny situation" She laughed wryly. She went quiet after that and Kesar hummed for her response, he wanted to prod her into telling him what is bothering her but he knew otherwise.

"Well, how about we have some coffee?"

"Yeah, that would be great" She looked out the window losing herself in the pitter patter of the rain against the car window.

***

For Akanksha, the room was too crowded, but she had to push through it, she greeted a few people on her way, it wouldn't hurt to be polite sometimes. When she made up her mind and settled down at her seating bench, she was overcome with a gnawing feeling of absence, of something familiar yet strange. Her nails traced the doodles etched on the wooden slab and her eyes picked up the vagueness of her thoughts and began searching for that familiarity, and soon they found their way to the lean figure sitting against the column of the banyan tree, the breeze blew through the dark brown tresses and flipped the pages of the book too hastily; the person was struggling to manage between untangling and reading. Before she could see more of it, the curtain was drawn between her and the view. She could hear a distant thank you, and when she pulled herself from her hazed thoughts, the class had already begun.

The lecture was halfway through when there was a knock on the door, and her curly letters came to a halt; the class got mute for a beat before the yammering noises swelled the space. The door was opened to a woman costumed in a burgundy cable-knit sweater and pleated dress pants; her sleeves pulled back to her elbows showed off the gold bracelets and square-dialed watch, and her brown ankle boots were squeaky clean. The image of the woman seemed to have slowly seeped into her mind and when recognition hit her, instantly her gut recoiled with discontent.

After deftly convincing the professor to let her in, Prithvi walked into the classroom. While she made herself comfortable in her seat, she sensed someone watching her and when she turned around she caught a pair of Hazel eyes glaring at her, she couldn't help but smirk at Akanksha. And Akanksha sneered at her. Prithvi laughed it off and started taking notes. When the class was over, Akanksha and Prithvi were the only ones to leave at last. Prithvi made hurried notes, packed her case, and took quick steps toward the door. Meanwhile, Akanksha took all this in and just stared at the other girl's departure, a million thoughts running amuck in her mind. She was still thinking through, the act of inviting Prithvi would be so embarrassing and at the same time infuriating. What made her mother invite their family? What had changed? Guess she would never know, or would she?

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They were all in the canteen. Most of them had their tiffin carriers opened on their tables and they all ate up their pieces of the meal and shared with their friends here and there, tasting different spices from all the families. Among them, Akanksha sat at her table along with her gang. Kesar was at the canteen counter to fill up his plate of parotta and sabzi, and Padma was mindlessly gazing through the newspaper, bored with the lack of gossip but the article about the exotic perfume caught her attention so her eyes were soaking it up. Shashi, Akanksha's cousin was nowhere to be seen.

"Looks like Shashi is cozying up with the enemy," said Venky. All the friends at the table immediately looked at Akanksha, letting out various sounds of oohs and aahs. They all wanted to see what she would do. And she remained stoic. She was super irritated that's for sure, but she didn't want that anyone to see that she was even bothered by this silly stunt by her stupid cousin. Shashi arrived all smiles at their table and Padma who was now caught up with the scene so far, asked her, "What were you doing with her?" Shashi replied, "Why, of course inviting her to my family ball" Akanksha's wits were off the charts just listening to her cousin but she was unflinching about maintaining her teetering patience for some reason. "Who told you to do that?"

"No one, I wanted to invite her, so I did"

"I am the one who is in charge here, without asking me, how could you invite her?"

"My dad said I could invite whoever I wanted to, and I have heard your mom has okayed inviting the Kamats so I thought, it wouldn't do any harm,"

Akanksha wanted to say so many things but controlled herself. "Well you thought wrong, you cannot invite people without going through me first, I hope that's clear to you, next time use that head of yours for something other than flirting" Shashi's cheeks got red in embarrassment and Akanksha was breathing rapidly, she urgently needed to get out of here. She opened the door of her blue 1950 Buick Road Master, she felt somewhat relieved that she was back to her space, her head leaning back on the car seat, the agitation in her was calming when she heard a knock on her window. Prithvi was there. She motioned to roll down the windows. Why doesn't this end? Thought Akanksha, she rolled her eyes, and complied. "You shouldn't have made such a scene there Princess"

"Mind your own business"

"I would've, if it wasn't about me"

"Whatever you want to preach, do it fast, I am getting late,"

"Your mother should also teach you more about how to be selfless,"

"You-"

"Excuse me, I forgot for a second, with whom I am talking, it must run in your blood to humiliate others"

"Is that all?" Akanksha started her car, and reversing it, and she heard Prithvi calling out from her rear view mirror,

"Go on Princess, run away, being nice doesn't suit you anyways"

Akanksha just took off, not heeding to her.

***

A/N: Ah! after a long time, I am here. Sorry for the delay... As I said before, this story is updated very slowly, I don't even know, if people even read this shit. Anyways, if you find this chapter to be subpar and if you come across any grammatical errors, I am really sorry. I have written this in a rush and I will edit this someday, so whoever is reading this, thank you 💖

P.S: My recent favourite listen is, The Winner Takes It All by ABBA, what's your favourite?

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womanfashion-moralabels · 2 years

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Essential Bridal Outfits: For Every Modern Indian Bride To Look Upto - Mora Labels

The wedding lehenga is always the first order of the bridal fashion business, regardless of your style — classic, glamorous, or contemporary. However, saying "yes" to the lehenga is far from the only requirement for a modern bride. A wedding's many events, such as the Engagement party, Mehendi, and Haldi, necessitate distinctive clothing and look. It's enough to make a bride's head spin, but a bridal dress checklist can help you navigate your shopping, whether you're planning a large wedding or a small one.

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For Pool Parties: Easy Breezy with Off Shoulder Style

Pool parties have become increasingly popular in recent years, as brides and grooms want their guests to engage in the fun before the formal events begin. If you're throwing a pool party, whether it's for sundowners or cocktails soirée, we recommend wearing attire that's inspired by your venue or wedding theme. Is this a destination wedding? When you're at the poolside or by the beach, go for an off-the-shoulder dress or a cowl dress that will look effortless.

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The pinnacle of fun of any bridal wardrobe is an engagement party look, which allows brides to show off their flair. Choose a long dress that echoes the aesthetic for brides who already have a definite notion in mind. You can choose the trendiest of all - an A-line dress or an ethnic gown for the engagement party if you have already chosen a traditional lehenga or saree on your wedding day. It establishes the tone of your aesthetic - that stands out differently.

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The Haldi dress worn on the wedding day is a popular choice among modern brides. The lehenga may be one of the most comfy Indian outfits but you can prevent seeming too basic in it by adding a cape to it while emphasizing festive elements such as sequins, beading, and shell danglers to the cape. When fully dipped in Haldi, such garments are easy to carry and walk around in.

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Trendy Casual Wear Cotton Women embroidered Orange Kurti Dress

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its-poojagupta-shree · 3 months

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As we step into the season of festivities, the world of fashion comes alive with vibrant colors, intricate designs, and a celebration of cultural diversity. Among the myriad choices available, kurtas and kurtis stand out as timeless classics that effortlessly blend tradition with contemporary style. In this blog, we'll explore the allure of these ethnic ensembles, their cultural significance, and why they continue to be a staple in every woman's festive wardrobe.

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samagarments · 7 days

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Introduction The traditional Indian dress, the kurti, has evolved immensely over the years, blending seamlessly with modern fashion trends to create stunning outfits like the kurti dupatta and pant kurti set with dupatta. These sets combine elegance with comfort, making them a preferred choice for women of all ages.

The Appeal of Kurti Dupatta Sets Kurti dupatta sets are cherished for their versatility and elegance. Depending on the occasion, they can be dressed up or down, making them a staple in every woman's wardrobe. The inclusion of a dupatta adds a touch of grace, transforming the simple kurti into a more formal attire.

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Choosing the Right Fabric The fabric of the kurti and dupatta plays a crucial role in defining its comfort and appeal. Cotton, silk, georgette, and chiffon are popular choices, each lending a different feel and flow to the outfit.

Color Combinations Color plays a pivotal role in the appeal of a kurti dupatta set. While traditional colors like red, green, and blue are ever-popular, pastel shades and vibrant neons are also catching the eyes of fashion-forward women.

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saranyafashionfusion · 7 days

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Cotton to Style: Elevate Your Look with Stunning Kurtis

In the vast landscape of fashion, there are few garments as versatile and timeless as the cotton kurti. Originating from the Indian subcontinent, this traditional tunic has transcended cultural boundaries to become a beloved wardrobe staple for women around the world. Its simplicity, elegance, and adaptability make it a go-to choice for various occasions, from casual outings to formal events. So, let's delve into the world of kurtis and discover how these stunning garments can effortlessly elevate your style.

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One of the most appealing aspects of kurtis is their ability to exude elegance effortlessly. With their clean lines and graceful drapes, kurtis have an inherent charm that can elevate any look. Whether you're dressing up for a formal gathering or simply running errands, slipping into a well-fitted cotton kurti instantly adds a touch of sophistication to your ensemble.

Versatility Redefined

One of the key reasons behind the enduring popularity of kurtis is their versatility. These garments can be styled in countless ways to suit various occasions and moods. Pair a simple cotton kurti with jeans for a casual day out, or team a heavily embellished kurti with palazzos for a glamorous evening look. With the right accessories and footwear, you can transform your kurti into a statement piece that reflects your personal style.

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laalijaipurblog · 10 days

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Trendy Picks For Every Woman: 5 Kurti Styles You Can't Miss

In the tapestry of women's fashion, Kurtis reign supreme as timeless classics that embody elegance and grace. From the understated allure of black A-line kurtis to the laid-back chic of linen kurtis, and from the vibrant charm of floral cotton kurtis to the inclusive designs of plus-size short kurtis and the versatile appeal of shrug sets, each style tells a unique story, reflecting individuality and confidence.

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thejaipurloom · 11 days

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Short Kurta For Women is a Fashion Essential for Every Wardrobe

The kurta is a timeless garment in Indian fashion. Originating from the traditional attire of South Asia, short kurta for women have evolved into a versatile fashion staple embraced by individuals worldwide. Long kurtas are classic, but The Short kurta for Summers has become a fashionable and functional mainstay for today's wardrobe. In this blog, we look into the variations in appealing qualities and styling tips and how they can be incorporated into your everyday attire.

Short kurti are characterized by their shorter length, typically ending above the knees. This modification adds a contemporary touch and enhances its adaptability to various styling preferences. Shorter kurtas offered greater ease of movement, making them ideal for everyday wear, especially in warmer climates.

Short Kurta For Women Are Versatile To Style

The short kurta for women. It's more than just a piece of clothing; it's a silent but ever-present style statement. One of the most appealing aspects of short kurtas for women is their versatility in styling. Whether you prefer a casual look or an elegant, formal ensemble, the short kurta seamlessly adapts to your preferences. Pair it with jeans or leggings for a chic and effortless look for a casual day out. Dress it up with formal pants or a flowing skirt for a more refined appearance suitable for formal occasions. With intricate embroidery, vibrant prints, and modern silhouettes, they effortlessly blend the old with the new, appealing to individuals of all ages.

The Many Faces of the Short Kurta For Women

Short kurtas for women are available in all shapes, sizes, and personalities. They offer a remarkable variety and allow us to express ourselves via a rainbow of materials, hues, and accents.

Cotton Kurti: Made from breathable cotton, it's perfect for everyday wear, offering comfort and versatility. From a quick trip to the market to catching up with friends over coffee, the classic kurta is always there, ready to be your partner in the summer seasons.

Denim Delight: Jeans and a Cotton short kurta are a timeless, chic combination. Select a pair of well-fitting jeans in a colour that flatters you, and add a few eye-catching accessories.

Flower Fantasy: Palazzo pants create a relaxed and comfortable silhouette, perfect for those lazy summer days.

Legging Love: Leggings are versatile for casual wear, running errands, or even a workout session. For a bold look, pair your short kurti with leather leggings and Buy Indian Short Kurti. Leather leggings add an instant dose of attitude and style to any outfit.

Summer Shorts: You can easily create many different outfits with just one short kurti. Don't be afraid to experiment! It depends on how you style it. Shorts and a short kurta can be a fun and flirty option for a summer day out.

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Choosing the Right Short Kurta For Women:

The short kurta flatters most body types when chosen in the right fit. Here are some tips:

Opt for a fitted kurta that skims your body without being too tight for a slim look.

For a more relaxed look, Choose a kurta with a looser fit. A-line kurtas are flattering for most body types.

Petite frames: Opt for shorter kurtas that end just above the knee and avoid overwhelming patterns.

Taller frames: Rock long kurtas that reach mid-thigh or even knee-length.

Curvy figures: Empire waist kurtas with a cinched waistline can help accentuate your curves.

Styling Short Kurta For Women And Accessorizing

The short kurta for women versatility shines through its ability to be paired with various bottoms and accessories. Accessorizing plays an essential role in elevating any outfit. Amp up your look with earrings, a statement necklace, or a trendy handbag to add a touch of glamour to your look. Experiment with different accessories to personalize your look and make a style statement uniquely yours. Here are some outfit inspirations that can help to elevate your look:

Casual Chic: Pair a classic kurta with jeans or jeggings for a relaxed yet stylish look. Accessorize with sneakers or sandals and a statement necklace.

Workwear Elegance: A linen or cotton kurta with cigarette pants or a midi skirt can create a polished work outfit. Add a blazer for a more formal touch, and complete the look with heels and a tote bag.

Festival Fun: Embrace vibrant colours and prints for festive occasions. Pair a printed kurta with palazzo pants or a dhoti skirt. Accessorize with jhumkas and bangles for a touch of ethnic flair.

Beating the Heat in Style: Short Kurta For Women Summers

Summer is here, and the struggle to stay calm and stylish comes with it. But fret no more because the short kurti is back and the perfect solution to your warm-weather woes. Who wants to be weighed down by layers in a hot and humid climate? The shorter kurta offered a solution, making it ideal for everyday wear. This short kurta for women provides comfort and style, making it the perfect choice to beat the summer heat. The shorter kurta offered a solution, making it ideal for everyday wear.

Summer is all about vibrant colours and playful patterns. Go for some floral prints. They're a summer staple for a reason! Gives you a cheerful vibe. Choose Bright or pastel hues that offer a clean and fresh look.

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