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Can anyone escape the elegant lehenga cholis? Just like sarees, lehenga cholis have currently dominated marriage ceremony scene. Brides are actually ready to accept the idea of wearing a lehenga choli, instead of a saree just to walk down the aisle.
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The lehengas have existed since a long time. In which the tribals wore a shorter length lehenga, the heart class opted to use it long plus the aristocratic class very long! Every type being unique, a extended lehenga increases the sophistication and style of the bride adding flow! The bride now has a variety of cuts to pick from in her bridal lehenga cholis. Even a lehenga saree is not as graceful as a lehenga choli.
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That old ‘Umbrella cut’ lehenga has recently given procedure for new designer cuts like traditional straight cut, Kali ghaghra lehenga, A-line cut or even the latest Mermaid cut, fish cut or panels! A lehenga is the best option for a bride to hide or flaunt her curves. All women looks her best as a bridal lehenga choli is usually worn without hassles! Slim women can go for a lehenga with more flair, whereas a heavier woman should opt for a straight fit as it hides the weight!
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Brides today, require a different look, which looks elegant; selection than a bridal designer lehenga online? Lehenga cholis are made in silk, chiffon, cotton, tissue, georgette, net plus much more which provides the bride to wear it in any season. These lehenga cholis are further highlighted with mirror work, stone embroidery, zardozi, brocade, appliqué work, thread work or tie and dye pattern to help make the bridal lehenga stay ahead of others.
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Bridal lehenga cholis usually are coloured in red, maroon and green. A conventional twist in your bridal lehenga would encompass colours like blue, pink, wine, rust, and even bright yellow! Team the outfit with bangles or heavy kadas, high heel sandals and chunky jewellery; just a traditional nose ring!
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Recently, cholis are being made short, just within the breasts to longer size for bulkier women. A bride is incomplete without a dupatta on her head; a bridal lehenga choli has dupattas which are embellished to focus on the bride to be. It is also worn secretly or over the neck.
With so many styles, a lehenga choli is a ‘Must wear’ for brides! Go for that lehenga choli online; get your best look!
Image source: Gia DesignerThe lehengas have existed since a long time. In which the tribals wore a shorter length lehenga, the heart class opted to use it long plus the aristocratic class very long! Every type being unique, a extended lehenga increases the sophistication and style of the bride adding flow! The bride now has a variety of cuts to pick from in her bridal lehenga cholis. Even a lehenga saree is not as graceful as a lehenga choli.
Image source: Gia DesignerThat old ‘Umbrella cut’ lehenga has recently given procedure for new designer cuts like traditional straight cut, Kali ghaghra lehenga, A-line cut or even the latest Mermaid cut, fish cut or panels! A lehenga is the best option for a bride to hide or flaunt her curves. All women looks her best as a bridal lehenga choli is usually worn without hassles! Slim women can go for a lehenga with more flair, whereas a heavier woman should opt for a straight fit as it hides the weight!
Image source: Gia DesignerBrides today, require a different look, which looks elegant; selection than a bridal designer lehenga online? Lehenga cholis are made in silk, chiffon, cotton, tissue, georgette, net plus much more which provides the bride to wear it in any season. These lehenga cholis are further highlighted with mirror work, stone embroidery, zardozi, brocade, appliqué work, thread work or tie and dye pattern to help make the bridal lehenga stay ahead of others.
Image source: Gia DesignerBridal lehenga cholis usually are coloured in red, maroon and green. A conventional twist in your bridal lehenga would encompass colours like blue, pink, wine, rust, and even bright yellow! Team the outfit with bangles or heavy kadas, high heel sandals and chunky jewellery; just a traditional nose ring!
Image source: Gia DesignerRecently, cholis are being made short, just within the breasts to longer size for bulkier women. A bride is incomplete without a dupatta on her head; a bridal lehenga choli has dupattas which are embellished to focus on the bride to be. It is also worn secretly or over the neck.
With so many styles, a lehenga choli is a ‘Must wear’ for brides! Go for that lehenga choli online; get your best look!
Materials and Tools:
— 9 x 5-inch piece of leather
— hot glue gun with glue sticks
— paint and paint brushes
— keychain ring
— scissors
— ruler
— pen
Instructions:
Flip the leather over and lightly brush paint on the entrance. We enjoyed different color combinations and patterns. You can paint just as much or less than you need.
Once the paint is dry, flip the leather over and cut fringe, stopping when you hit the line.
When the fringe is cut all the way to the end, snip off two pieces of the fringe.
Take among the loose strips and snip off a good inch and a half. String the ring from the strip and glue both ends of that strip together to create a loop using the ring onto it. Glue that loop for an upper corner from the big little bit of leather. Tightly roll the perimeter piece round the loop, adding glue along the edge as you’re rolling to really make it extra secure.
Roll and add glue until you get to the end.
Take the second leather strip and wrap it around the top edge of the tassel. Glue down the ends to secure the strip around the top. Trim off the extra leather.
Ta-Da! You’re done!
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Tip: Since you have a prominent brow bone, you will want to use beige or pink shadow (depending on your undertone) on your lid to brighten and diffuse the natural shadow caused by your brow bone. Also, be sure to apply a highlighting shade under the arch of your brow (on your brow bone).
Tip: To create the illusion of closer eyes, you will need to master the art of liner application. Use a dark liner and line the top and bottom lash line as close to the inner eye as possible. Do not create a heavy line all over the lid, but instead start with a thin line close to the tear duct, pull it toward the outer eye and create a thicker line as you pull. And don’t forget to apply mascara to the baby lashes on your inner eye!
Tip: Use shimmery (a frosty white, pink, or nude color) in the eye’s inner corner. This will catch the light, making your eyes look bigger and farther apart. Also be sure you apply multiple layers of mascara on outer lashes and lightly apply mascara on lashes closest to the inner eye.
Tip: Depending on the occasion, when it comes to jet black liner, you can go as bold as your heart desires. This shape is the easiest for applying eye makeup and following the natural contours of your eyes is the best way to go. NOTE: You will want to avoid putting liner on your lower lid. If you want to put liner on your waterline, that’s fine, but avoid any shadow under, as this will make your eyes look much smaller.
Tip: You can get away with using a defining shadow brush for your “crease”. You’re going to create a gradient effect by applying a taupe or Smokey beige shadow on your upper lash line and brush out toward the outer part of your eye, in a “sideways V” shape. Since you don’t have much of a crease, if any, you’re going to brush this shade almost all the way to the brow bone, stopping right below. Next, use a flatter shadow brush for a precise application of your darkest color. Brush your darkest color on the outside corner of the “V” shape as well as the lash line and blend. Then, shade a neutral color in the middle and blend with a soft shimmer color toward the inner part of your eye, lifting to the brow bone to create a highlight. Most importantly, ALWAYS remember to curl your lashes to create even more dimension.
Tip: Bold eye makeup looks best on this shape. Unlike most other eye shapes, hooded eyes should use darker shades on their lids. Lighter colors will draw attention to your lid, making the bagginess of your lid more apparent. Don’t neglect your lower lid! Be sure to pull your darker crease shadow out and slightly under your lid. Also, try not to over-highlight the brow bone. Doing so will only accentuate the hooded eyelid. Another key to opening your eyes up is white eye shadow in the inner and outer corners. Consider something like eye bright from benefit if you’re turned off by the idea of white eye shadow.
Tip: You were meant to rock a “cat eye”. Use liquid eyeliner to create a thick, bold line and pull outward. When you extend the liner to the outer corner of the eye, shift your liner at a 45 degree angle to create the perfect winged liner.
Tip: Use your eye shadow to make the upper and lower lid more proportional. Apply a thin line of dark shadow and liner (often referred to as the “mirrored effect”) on the lower part of the eye to combat the lifted appearance.
Tip: Apply your liner thicker toward the outer lid/upper lash line, and thinner toward the inner eye. This will reduce the space on your projected lid. Blend neutral medium and dark shades on your lid to make it appear less prominent.
