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Showing posts with label rohit bal. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rohit bal. Show all posts
Monday, August 25, 2014
Tuesday, December 10, 2013
Virtual Wedding Show! An IndianRoots.com Initiative.
What is this?
www.indianroots.in in association with NDTVgoodtimes is hosting India's first ever Virtual Wedding Show over Google Hangout.
How does it concern me?
The show is a great platform for brides-to-be to plan their big day with the Indian wedding connosieurs like Sabysachi, Rohit Bal, Anita Dongre etc. (!!!!) and since it's a google hangout, women from anywhere in the world can be a part of it.
How will you go about it?
Where do I register?
To be a part of the Google Hangout and chat one-on-one with the designers and make-up artists, one can register here http://www.indianroots.
Last date for registrations is 12th december (11.59PM IST).
What if I simply want to watch?
Anybody can check out the show live by clicking on the link here https://plus.google.com/
Crazy Indian Bride says:
If you are a bride-to-be then do register! You will not get a better opportunity to talk with the crème de la crème of the wedding fraternity! Plus they have a contest in between hosted by Ambika Anand of Band Baja Bride!
If I had to choose which session I would want it would be a tough pick! Defiantly would love to know Masaba's view on upcoming trends, Divani's Saree Draping 101 would again be of great help to the new 'dulhan'. Sabyasachi and Rohit Bal for the only reason they are Sabyasachi and Rohit Bal, and ooh Anita Dongre! Love her Jaipur Bride. Come to think of it I would probably not miss any session. I will be watching online! and you??
PS : Guess who got lucky! You did!
IndianRoots have also provided us with vouchers for there Website http://www.indianroots.in/
PS : Guess who got lucky! You did!
IndianRoots have also provided us with vouchers for there Website http://www.indianroots.in/
Voucher Code: Weddingshow
Worth: INR 1500
Fine Prints:
-valid on a minimum purchase of Rs. 5000
-valid only till 31st december
-and valid only in India
Thursday, November 7, 2013
Trousseau Destination : Biba
Yes, Biba.
I never thought I would ever write an article stating Biba as a trousseau destination, no they havnt gone all 'bridal', but their anarkali's and suits are perfect to wear at your new home, to a family dinner or a small cocktail party. For a newly wed they have come as an answer to what to wear, without being overly dressy.
I was so excited when I saw the ad stating 'Biba by Rohit Bal', Finally I could own a Rohit Bal, so I went asap to the store! :P
Unfortunately I already have an over stuffed wardrobe so I keep my price range in check, so no Rohit Bal for me yet, plus he is famous for enormous amount of flare which I wanted but it doesn't look flattering on me.
That doesn't mean I was totally disappointed, Biba also has a great range of itself. It is certainly a must check out!
I never thought I would ever write an article stating Biba as a trousseau destination, no they havnt gone all 'bridal', but their anarkali's and suits are perfect to wear at your new home, to a family dinner or a small cocktail party. For a newly wed they have come as an answer to what to wear, without being overly dressy.
I was so excited when I saw the ad stating 'Biba by Rohit Bal', Finally I could own a Rohit Bal, so I went asap to the store! :P
Unfortunately I already have an over stuffed wardrobe so I keep my price range in check, so no Rohit Bal for me yet, plus he is famous for enormous amount of flare which I wanted but it doesn't look flattering on me.
That doesn't mean I was totally disappointed, Biba also has a great range of itself. It is certainly a must check out!
Monday, September 2, 2013
The Designer Bride : Which one would you be?
The Royal Bride : Sabyasachi
The fun and beautiful Bride : Rohit Bal
Saturday, July 27, 2013
ROHIT BAL , Day 4 Aamby Valley India Bridal Fashion Week
Yes I know I am due to write about Day 3 and the first show of Day 4, but I cant contain my excitement about the Rohit Bal show, so I am skipping the rest and will come back to them a little later.
The show was packed! Seating arranged had been increased to accommodate the huge crowd and people were still left standing, although no one complained this was THE show everyone had been waiting for, I certainly was!
Rohit Bal is known for his extravagant style, he is the showman of the industry and surely enough when you entered the main stage area you were greeted by huge lotuses hung from the ceiling, draped lights all around. It was like entering a new world.
The room was darkened once when the announcement for the start of the show was called...in pitch darkness came the glow of the first lotus and then the next, in random order one by one all lotuses lit up from inside...
Songs like 'Lag jaa gale' (Woh Kaun Thi, 1964) set the pace for the show, followed by 'Yeh hai reshmi zulfon ka andhera' (Mere Sanam, 1965), 'Baahon mein chale aao' (Anamika, 1973) and 'Aaiye meherbaan' (Howrah Bridge, 1958), moving on to more contemporary 'Kehna hi kya' (Bombay, 1995) and an instrumental version of 'Roja jaaneman' (Roja, 1992), only to return to 'Aa jaane jaan'
The show was packed! Seating arranged had been increased to accommodate the huge crowd and people were still left standing, although no one complained this was THE show everyone had been waiting for, I certainly was!
Rohit Bal is known for his extravagant style, he is the showman of the industry and surely enough when you entered the main stage area you were greeted by huge lotuses hung from the ceiling, draped lights all around. It was like entering a new world.
The room was darkened once when the announcement for the start of the show was called...in pitch darkness came the glow of the first lotus and then the next, in random order one by one all lotuses lit up from inside...
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