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The country’s famous fashion house Aarong has introduced gold-plated silver jewellery.
The silver jewellery is made with exclusive designs and bright colour combinations which will make your look a nice one ever.
Ruby, panna, pearl and other colourful stones are used to make the jewellery more fashionable and trendy.
Prices start from TK.1500 and ascends depending on the weight of silver Learn more »

Tangail Saree Kutir has gained recognition and liking not only amongst Bangladeshis but also in the international market. Any lover of saris will have heard of this name, owing to the brand's unmatchable designs and superior quality. Now it is celebrating 30 years of operations across six branches, reports daily star.
Tangail Saree Kutir offers a wide variety of saris, their speciality being handloom products, starting from classy Mirpur silks, beautiful jamdanis to elegant Tangail taants. From hand embroideries to machine embroideries, sober block prints or bold screen prints – they have it all.
The best part of Tangail Saree Kutir is that all the saris in the store are so tasteful and elegant that you will most likely be in a dilemma while choosing which one to add to your wardrobe. They also offer saris that are weaved with mixed materials. The newest addition is muslin mixed with taant giving the saris a rich, aristocratic look.
The jamdanis available at Tangail Saree Kutir are unique and beautiful. They are available in bold greys and dark blues, cream with multi-colour motifs and much more. Excellent in quality, these jamdanis are surely worth their price and reflect involvement of owner Munira Emdad’s graceful taste.
The silks in store, available in attractive colours like turquoise, purple, emerald green and others, are regal and depict our rich heritage. Taant saris are available in serene colours like pale green, mauve, peach, etc. along with vibrant colours like yellow, hot pink and maroon.
These are available in stripes, checks, with thin and broad ‘paars’ in contrast colours or bordered with golden/silver threads.
Tangail Saree Kutir also offers an array of muslin saris with intricate work of zardosi, embroidery and screen prints in a variety of colours. The saris are very reasonably priced, starting from Tk.600 only. Whether you buy a sari for yourself or a gift for a loved one this Eid, Tangail Saree Kutir is one store you must visit for it definitely has something for everyone!
Address: 143/1 New Baily Road (Natok Sharani), 2/23-36, Eastern Plaza , Bashundhara City (Block-D, Shop No-102), Dr. Refat Ullah Happy Arcade (1st Floor, Shop No-35/36), Rangs Arcade Tower (1st Floor Learn more »

Le Reve, a popular fashion brand of the country, has brought out their line of apparels for men and women of all ages. The collections are available at the various fashion outlets in the country, reports daily star.

The Salwar Kameez line of Le Reve has brought out bright colours like red, orange and magenta and purple, in combination with softer colours. Le Reve has also done traditional pattern Panjabis for men.

Different sewing designs have been used on a wide range of colours.

The fashion house has also included a Kid’s Corner, with a wide range of stylish clothes for the younger ones Learn more »

Hello visitor, Eid ul-fitr 2013 is coming soon. We know that you are now seeking dresses for your Eid Fashion 2013. Am I correct? If correct so the fashion article written for you. We know how popular Bangladeshi Eid dresses are. Today we  are going to share with you an article about Eid Fashion 2013 Bangladesh. Hope the article will help you to get take your choice which dress you can buy or make for your Bangladeshi Eid Fashion 2013.The fashion houses have brought their new and fantastic collections for fashion lovers this Eid Sarees are the most popular dress  in Bangladesh. So, if you from Bangladesh you can choose those dresses from Bangladeshi Eid Dresses 2013. Take a look below, how is these sarees?



What your opinion about the dress below? I think if you want to get good response you can choose the dress as your Eid Dress 2013.



Oh! What a saree & Sharika is the model for the Bangladeshi Eid Saree! The saree you can choose for your Eid fashion as a Eid dress of 2013. How is it? Like the saree?



The dress below you can choose as your Bangladeshi Eid dress from Bangladeshi Eid Dresses 2013.

The saree below is so nice & so cute looking. If you make the dress as your best choice then it will be good. What you thought?



Old! But, again came for Eid Fashion 2013 Bangladesh.



Old dress! But, the dress came again for Eid Fashion 2013 Bangladesh!

 

Now a dress from Pakistani Eid Dresses 2013 . Hope you will like the dress.



When you are a pretty looking so you can make your Bangladeshi Eid Dress 2013 the dress below.

Wow! A dress which you can choose as your Eid Dress 2013.



Do you like the saree below?

How are these Bangladeshi Eid dress I gave  below?

A pretty looking Bangladeshi Eid Dress.

Very nice dress for Eid Fashion 2013 Bangladesh. The dress below made for Bangladeshi Eid Dresses 2013.

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The country's famous fashion house Aarong celebrates its 35th year, the focus is on family get-togethers and celebrations.
There are outfits for everyone from newborn babies to grandparents in light, comfortable cottons to luxurious fabrics, embroideries and silhouettes for social events in the evening.
Also check out the accessories to pair with the outfits from Aarong that suit your individual style.
There are colourful nagras in juicy shades, interesting clutches and an exciting range of new silver as well as gold plated jewellery Learn more »

All fashion houses always try to bring out new designs for customers bearing different occassions. For the past 20 years, Kay Kraft has been working hard to present our traditional handloom products in a new, more attractive way in their clothing line, reports daily star.

Kay Kraft offers a variety of new saris, shalwar kameez sets, tops, panjabis, fatuas, shirts, T-shirts, children’s wear, gift items and items for home décor.

The new line includes a lot of blue, green, magenta, red and black. This year’s sari collection consists of handloom taant saris designed by Kay Kraft that have block prints, screen prints, embroidery, appliqués and other handiworks.

There are other saris as well with katha stitch, Kashmiri work, sequins work, tie n’ dye in contrast and all in vibrant colours. Their sari collection also includes saris of Muslin, silk and khadi. The price range of saris is from Tk 395-2000.

For shalwar kameez sets, Kay Kraft has much to offer. There are kameezes of different cuts, designs and fabrics. Kay Kraft has used their own weaved taant material along with different kinds of silk and cotton that come with tribal dupattas and intricate work.

A lot of variation has been brought into fatuas and tops while children’s wear has been designed to convey certain messages. With pictures of fishes, aeroplanes, birds and animals apparel for children ranging from Tk.120-1500.

For Kay Kraft’s Panjabi collection, khadi, tribal handloom fabric, cotton, a variety of silks and much more has been used in shades of blue, maroon, black, olive etc. There are striped panjabis also. These panjabis have a price range of Tk 650-4000.

For more details visit: www.kaykraft.com or facebook.com/kaykraft.com. Learn more »

The achkan for men – a knee-length jacket – is a perfect example of taking your look to the next level. For a little more flair in design and cut, the angrakha style is a winner for this month.

Even something as simple as an open-waist coat can appropriately mix things up. It’s understandable for you to keep things lighter in the warm weather, so try anything that will get you through the day.

From extravagance to a subtle statement, trying out something new never hurt anyone. If anything, it results in more compliments being thrown your way.

A kurta may be a go-to item on a regular basis, but how many times does Eid come around every year? Make that extra effort, and invest in something carried in magnificent quality.

The items mentioned can be found in stores like Manyavar and Vasavi Learn more »

Will somebody please tell me why a woman needs to wear a balcony on her bra? I know the bit about Romeo using the beauteous Juliet’s hair to clamber up her balcony, but to have a balcony on one’s bosom seems to me a bit weird, reports Times of India.

July and August season being sale season and that being the only time when I can buy anything in a mall without worrying myself into a nervous state, I happened to wander into a bra store the other day and was gob-smacked. There where balconette bras, demis, strapless, multi-ways, racer-backs and underwired in orange, yellow, candy-floss pink, midnight blue and black. And there were sheer lacy ones, and satin bras with itsy-bitsy undies to go with it that had cute little bows in the centre and - this knocked my pants off - a crotchless panty to complement a bra with holes where the nipples should have been covered!

And if Samuel Taylor Coleridge said:

Water, water, everywhere

And all the boards did shrink

Water, water everywhere

Nor any drop to drink, this is what came to the mind of your’s truly:

Bras, bras, bras everywhere

and not even one pathetic bra to wear….

Within five minutes of entering the shop and being given pitying once-overs by the lovelies who double up as store assistants - “how can you walk into our store with a 36++ requirement” - my spirits and my breasts drooped in disappointment. I did eye a certain racy number in a shade of red that would have driven a bull to desperation, but my assets warned me that wearing a feather on the breast might not be good either for my professional life nor my personal. The significant other in my life, I suspect, would spend the night sneezing from the allergy caused by the feather tickling him. And so, with my considerable assets feeling rather deprived and unadorned, I beat it from the store, feeling rather than hearing the sniggers from the bunnies, sorry… the lovelies. My assets are clearly non-performing assets (NPAs) given that they cannot be accommodated in a balcony, pushed up, pushed down, shown off, maximised or minimised.

My heart yearned for the good old cotton bra with its grand conical cup, that amma used to buy us sisters. “Iske size ka bodice dikhao”, she would say and the droopy-eyed store owner would look us squarely in the bosom and tell his assistant: “size 32 b lao”. Those were not bad bras, come on now - pop-queen Madonna became attained iconic status when she wore just them and a panty on stage and also made a million bucks from that one act!

How to become a middle-aged babe. I read a book by that name a few years ago and it was all about how forty-plus women need not throw in their hats but can actually transform themselves into these glamorous babes with smoky eyes, sexy clothes and come-hither painted nails. With that in mind, I moved to the next store, a happening Spanish brand that my 21-year-old frequents with collateral damage to my bank balance. She looks like a million bucks in the brand’s clothing though and so,  like a homing pigeon, I headed towards the store that had SALE emblazoned outside.

Whoever said the zero-sized model is passé should check out this store. I searched high and low, pulled out dozens of stuff lying in bargain boxes, looked under the table even where stuff seemed to have been discarded but there was nary a piece of clothing to hide my generous curves and the above-mentioned assets up-North. Not unless I wanted to outfit myself in prison-uniform striped PJs and over-sized shirt to go with it. And that would do nothing for the middle-aged babe that I wanted to be. Besides, I suspected this would drive the spouse out of the bedroom fearful of my PMS and I would not blame him – he has earlier witnessed grinding of teeth in irritation, hair coloured glorious burgundy and his white Italian linen shirt tossed into the washing machine with my purple dress.

Ever tried getting into one of those fashionably thin, dangerously-low pants that come in the cutest colours? I had to fairly tie myself in knots and consider lying on the trial room floor to wriggle myself into one recently, only to be sorely disappointed. Unless I wanted to wear them on my knee, I would have to abandon this fashion trend because the damn things hit a solid road block at the thighs.

I did try other things that are trending. Picked out tops with daring scooped back, but they displayed the ample tyres on my rear side, got into a kaftan dress but it made me resemble a whale in distress and eventually made it to the size XL corner of an Indian brand that makes clever dresses for real women like me. Ah, bliss!

And oh, did I tell you the near orgasmic pleasure of gorging on an almond muffin, a slice of heavenly banana loaf at the café on my way out of the mall? Never mind the middle-aged babe. I will make do with the middle-aged part. And that shiny glazed donut in that café...

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Inspired from the great works of art of the Mughal dynasty, boutique Nogordola brings a wonderful array of attires as part of their collection.

Nogordola has already made a name for itself in creating thematic designs based on the cultural heritage of this land and this year has been no different.

Keeping in mind the ensuing, humid summer, the selection of fabric sees the use of  comfortable cottons and the likes. Cool colours of summer have been used extensively but the attires also observe a selection of festive colours in bright shades.

Neatly divided into three segments, the range has been called Premier, Prattae, and Labanya. The Ladies’ wear section features shalwar kameez sets, saris, kurtis, shirts, etc. There is also a separate line for men that features panjabis, shirts, sherwanis, etc.

Prices range between Tk.2000-10,000 for shalwar kameezes, saris between Tk. 1000 and 20,000 and panjabis below Tk. 6000. The Collection is now available at all Nogordola outlets. Learn more »

This Eid-ul-Fitr Ecstasy brings to you a whole new range of kameezes, tops, striped pants, jeggings, t-shirts and kaftans from their brand Zarzain and also launches an exclusive line of kameezes, Almira Express, which is designed by the renowned Shahrukh Amin (available only in Uttara and Basundhara City level 7 outlets).

Ecstasy are also introducing a huge variety of colourful bags and a large collection of branded watches. Bright and bold neon colours along with soft pastels has been highlighted in the line.

The men’s wear collection boasts a new range of polo T-shirts from renowned imported brands and Ecstasy’s very own brand, Tanjim. They have launched a new “Bag Bar” at our Bashundhara City Level-7 outlet which houses numerous bags in different shapes, sizes and colours.

Among the branded watches can be found such big names as Emperio Armani, TW Steel, Fossil, DKNY, Police, Diesel, Aigner, etc. These watches are only available in Ecstasy’s Uttara and Bashundhara City Level-7 outlets. Learn more »

With Eid-ul-Fitr in mind, Biborton Boutique has decked their showrooms with festive attires. Red, blue, pink, yellow, orange, green, sky-blue are the dominant colours in their Eid line. The line includes shalwar kameez sets, fatuas, tops and attires for children made of cotton. Biborton’s Eid line is available at all their outlets Learn more »

[review]Fashion house Adroit brings to its customers special arrangements catering to the needs of all age groups this Eid.

The special attraction this time are kameezes with dhuti pyjama along with a variety of fancy shalwar kameez sets. Variations have been brought into saris as well with a range of Jamdani, cotton saris, block silk saris.

An array of short and long panjabis along with fatuas, shirts and T-shirts are also available.

The price range of saris — cotton, silk, Jamdani — varies from Tk.490-Tk.20,500. Shalwar kameez sets are between Tk.820-Tk.5500. Fataus range from Tk.350-Tk.1180; panjabis from Tk.520-Tk.4500. T- shirts are between Tk.150-Tk450 and shirts from Tk.450-Tk.1050.

Fatuas for children range from Tk.150-Tk.500, panjabis Tk.300-Tk.670, shirts Tk.120-Tk.250, shalwar kameez sets Tk.280-Tk.620.

Adroit Showrooms (Dhaka): Baily Firesta (3rd floor), 1/2 Baily Road;House -D 66, Road 11, Banani; House 18, Block K, Section 6, Road 1, Mirpur 10 Learn more »

Shadakalo has brought out a line titled ‘Shadakalor Kalamkari’, drawing inspiration from the popular South Indian craft of Kalamkari, which is a type of hand-printed or block-printed cotton textile.

Shadakalo has used various motifs of Kalamkari in designing their saris, panjabis, shalwar kameez sets, tops and shirts. The designs have primarily been done in screen and block prints. As always there are clothes of similar designs in different sizes for the whole family as well as in father-son, mother-daughter pairs.

The price ranges are : saris from Tk.1480-Tk.5,000; kameezes from Tk. 1580-Tk.5,000; tops from Tk.580-Tk.1180; panjabis from Tk.680-Tk.2180; kurtas from Tk.680-Tk.1580; fatuas from Tk.480-Tk.1280.

For more information please call 01714169777. Learn more »

Farzana Shakil has offered six special combos from 23 July, which will continue till the night before Eid.

The combos consist of a mix of services each, for instance, Facial, Skin Polish, Threading, etc. and comes at discounted prices.

You may also talk to the stylists there who can suggest haircuts that will complement your facial features and get beauty tips for the upcoming Eid.

For more information contact the salon at 0171 345 1776 (Dhanmondi), 0192 615 3010 (Gulshan) and 0177 619 4215 (Uttara Learn more »

Chondon’s new panjabi collection has been created keeping in mind the festivities of Eid as well as the summer season. The fabrics used are mainly handloom, cotton, endi and silk. The panjabis are also adorned with embroidery, zardousi, screen print, block print and come in solid colours with a variety of necklines.

The colours are bright and they pop out so there is no chance of being blanketed in the crowd. The bright, sunny colours have been used as many festivities are coming up ahead and this had managed to enhance the collection further. Softer and lighter shades of colour are also available to help combat the heat as well as look fashionable.

Chondon aims to cater to the likes of its versatile patrons who want to look fashionable and feel comfortable at the same time. Prices start from Tk.1800. So this summer be bold and be fashionable because ‘Chondon’ has designs that promise to liven up your Eid and the sultry summer days that lie ahead Learn more »

TAANT is an indispensable part of the tradition and history of our country. Woven from fine cotton threads each piece of clothing made from taant tells the story of tireless hours put into weaving this fine art, reports daily star.

Regardless of its age of over two centuries, taant occupies a special place in every Bengali woman’s heart and most will be found to have worn at least one form of taant during their lifetimes.

For the last 19 years, Rang has been working with taant and has been consistently reinventing it through different contemporary designs and styles in order to keep up with the times while keeping tradition alive.

While every year Rang has a variety of taant saris in its collection this year Rang has introduced an exclusive taant sari collection for Eid. Given the weather in which Eid is going to be celebrated this year, taant saris would be an ideal choice to opt for while paying homage to tradition.

There are three design lines this year, namely Megumala, Pahari Cotton and Utshob and each of these features a number of saris with designs along similar themes. Pure cotton, half silk and Marseille cotton are mainly featured in the collection.

Motifs widely used in the clothing of tribal people of the country can be seen extensively in the designs, especially the temple motif; these are extremely time-consuming to make, and thus are very exclusive. Tribal designs and motifs have been used to bring a certain life and variety to the traditional material and to fuse two different traditions together.

Other than the saris with temple motifs, saris with ‘baluchini achaals’, full-body stripes and knee-length ‘paars’ can be seen in the collection.

The collection features 60 to 70 designs, which are ideal for casual events and Eid mornings as well, and comes at a range of Tk1,800 to Tk.6,000. As is understood from its name Rang is known for its use of bright and catchy colour in its outfits; keeping in mind the weather some soft shades have been used in the designs other than emphasising on red, black and white.

If you want a break from the heavy and conventional contemporary designs this Eid drop by at any of Rang’s outlets. Be sure to check their sister-concern, Shraddha this blessed Ramadan. Finding the right attire for the family can be an ordeal, especially for the elderly members as only a few boutiques and shopping houses showcase attires for the aged.

Keeping this niche market in mind, Rang opened Shraddha, a boutique offering exclusive designs for our beloved elders.

The colour scheme for the entire range varies from subtle shades of white and grey to vibrant yet subdued red-white, yellow, blue, violet, magenta, etc.

And there is more to Shraddha than attires for the seniors; their diverse line also showcases head caps (tupi), prayer mats (jaynamaj), prayer beads (tazbih), walking canes, shawls, dhoti, bed sheets, etc.|

Check out the showroom of Shraddha at Bangladesh-UAE Moitree Shopping Complex, 2nd floor, Kamal Ataturk Avenue, Banani. Call #982 0197 Learn more »

Men’s jeans fashion brand Occult offers some 40 different washes in their denim line mainly in two different fits — slim straight fit and narrow fit, for this Eid, reports daily star.

The majority of fabrics used in the denim are ring-spun and are lightweight and less than 12 ounce keeping summer in mind, however there are some styles with heavy denim made especially for the hardcore denim lover.

This year they have incorporated further styling in the denim line by using deeper cut pockets in the front, larger back pockets and multi-coloured stitching details. Of course there are also a lot of non-denim casual trousers in the offering.

For non denim emphasis has been placed on styling that complements the denim line, portraying similar detailing and cuts, using regular twill, coated coloured twill fabrics.

The Eid line also includes lots of half sleeves. A whole range of knit polos using soft pique fabrics in combination with woven detailing and patch work detailing is being offered. There are also a cool range of graphics T-shirts and a lot of check fabrics.

Nicknamed Denjabi, Occult’s proud innovation of Panjabi that can only we worn with denim with its short fit and casual styling is also offered in a wide range of soft check and solid fabrics.

For more information check out their facebook page: www.facebook.com/occult.jeans  .
Outlets: Style Central,41 Kemal Ataturk Avenue, Banani; R.A.K Tower, Jasimuddin Road, Uttara; Navana Bailey Star, Bailey Road; Plaza A.R. Mirpur Road, Dhanmondi; Moonsur Bhaban, Elephant Road; Azgor Square. Barut Khana, Sylhet Learn more »

JOSEPH launched its inaugural bag collection this morning during breakfast at Selfridges, where it will be sold exclusively until June.

Designed in collaboration with accessories guru Katie Hillier, it comprises eight styles which combine Hillier's talent for versatility and technical know-how with Joseph's signature pared-back aesthetic - while Mongolian shearling straps and zebra and python panels all inject a fashion-forward verve.

"Our starting point was the play of contrasts that is inherent to the Joseph DNA: black and white; masculine with feminine; hard with soft; constructed with relaxed," Louise Trotter, the brand's creative director, told us. "With our clothes we try to reduce details to the minimum and our challenge was to try and recreate that with the bags. We removed classic stitching and worked on bonded techniques so that they could be as simple as possible."

"Hillier is a master of bags and we really used her expertise in building a bag that not only looks great, but will last."

Shop the collection now in store, or online at www.selfridges.com. Learn more »