Latest Indian Fashion Trend Predictions for 2015

We’re now in 2015 and are soon to be entering the crazy fashion season which includes hundreds of shows across a number of cities, showcasing an influx of new fashion ideas and trends. This can be slightly overwhelming in the fast pace of the fashion world, especially within the ever-evolving Indian fashion sector. But don’t panic, we’re here to help!

This year will bring a huge variety of new and exciting Indian trends that can be worked into almost everyone's wardrobe, whether you are looking for a casual day outfit or stand-out evening attire. Here are our top 4 trend predictions for this year,

Colour Blocking

2014 saw an influx of neutral tones and toned down hues swarm the runways and high streets, but colour seems to slowly creeping back into the limelight. The colour-blocking trend is one that has come and gone many times, but this year we’re seeing it come back with a point of different to keep up with the latest Indian trends; layering! By layering up contrasting colours it creates bold and stylish look that can be worn in variety of ways to suit peoples personal styles.

Feminine Sheers

Sheer has also been a popular trend in the past but this year we’re seeing it take a feminine turn. In the past the sheer trend is been somewhat edgy in it’s aesthetic, but this new sheer trend takes on a feminine embodiment in the form of stylish evening dresses and gowns. This trend can be worn as a daring skin bearing look or teamed with other garments such as underskirts as a classy layering technique.

Gold Embellishment

Black is a trend which will never go out of fashion, and what better way to embrace it than with a stylish gold embellishment. 2014 was the year of bold and basic trends with minimum detail, but 2015 is always seeing an influx of pattern and embellishment. Black and gold are definitely the colours of choice within the latest Indian trends for 2015; a match made in heaven!

Fringing

Tassels and fringing is a trend that has been on and off for a while now, but mainly within festival fashion. The 2015 trend is all about dressing up the fringing look; think evening gowns and girly dresses. Bright colours are also a key part of this trend, forget the natural brown and nude tones of 2014, and go for bright and bold hues for a quirky and stylish look!

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Asian Long Dresses: How much do you know about it?

Dear all,

When I recently tarted interacting with the bloggers that are dealing with international fashion I realized how poor the knowledge about the local traditions is.

At the beginning I was kind of surprised. "You are having and interview with an indian fashion company and you don't have a bloody clue about what that even means?!" Then before speaking I think a bit and I realize that there is actually nothing strange with that. 

I can tell that before joining this company my knowledge of traditional clothing was only deriving from my trips, and obviously it was not as deep as it is now (and there is still a lot to know!!). 

What I noticed is that when you aks someone to think about and asian long dress, for instance, very often people think of a Japanese Kimono or to the commonly defined "Traditional Chinese" dress. (see images above). Even now, if you asked me the traditional name of the long asian dresses below on the right, I would not even know what to start with... 

I used to have very limited knowledge of the different Indian garments... But in the recent months found out a lot about the different types of Indian long dresses, which are most suitable for which type of event and so on.

Now I also distinguish Indian bridal dresses from the Pakistani ones! And a few months ago they looked identical to me!

Now that you figured out how ignorant I am on the Asian Fashion beyond the Indian Fashion ( =P) I can show you why I wanted to talk about long Indian dresses today!

I recently fell in love with one of the collections that Strand of Silk launched. It's a collection of Salwars and Anarkalis with very particular embroideries! The problem is that living in London I don't know when I could use it! :( Same problem with the indian bridal dresses... I see gorgeous details and all the rest, I look for a decent excuse to buy them but I havent found any yet.

IF YOU ARE ORGANIZING A THEME PARTY WITH INDIAN CLOTHING IN LONDON, OR IF YOU ARE LOOKING FORWARD TO GET MARRIED WITH AND INDIAN TRADITIONAL CEREMONY, CONTACT ME! I WILL BE GLAD TO ATTEND! (and finally have a great occasion to look great in my dream clothes!)

Have a nice week!

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