Returning Indian fashion trends
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| Meena Kumari's
evergreen fashion statements |
Preity Zinta
dons big sunglasses |
History repeats itself and it does the most in fashion. Fashion is
ever evolving, the fashion industry has always had something new and
exciting in store but a closer look will tell you that most of the new
trends are basically the rehashed version of older fashion statement.
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Tight kurthis are the latest fad |
Returning fashion is what makes the trends of today. To look good and
different from the crowd is the trend and the best way to look different
is to re-introduce a forgotten fashion in the colour of the new fashion
sense.
Maintaining this rule here are the top returning fashion in Indian
fashion industry:
* Big sunglasses - Preity Zinta, Mallika Arora and many more are now
sporting big sunglasses and thats what the fashion trend is at present.
This is a returning fashion trend in Indian fashion industry and hails
from 1970's. Zeenat Aman, Rekha, Sharmila Tagore were some of the top
heroines of those days and with them the trend of big sunglasses was
introduced. During 1970's the fashion industry of India was on the verge
of taking up the western fashion sense and thus, the introduction of big
sunglasses.
* Big bun – One of the top hairstyle trend of the coming year, is the
bun hairstyle. Various different varieties and styles have been
introduces. The big bun hairstyle is not only popular in India but also
in US. The big bun hairstyle is the returning fashion trend of India
from the 1960's. 1960's movies have witnessed the introduction of the
big bun fashion by the actresses like Madhubala, Meena Kumari, Nutan
etc. The big bun went on to become a rage in the fashion industry and
also became famous among the general crowd.
* Tight kurtis – Short kurtis with tight pants is the returning
fashion statement form the 1950's. It was introduced by actresses like
Mumtaz and Sadhana. In 2011 the fashion industry renamed the fashion as
short kurties with leggings. Leggings, which was the tight pants of
yesteryears, are now a major fashion trend across the globe.
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