Showing posts with label Ekushey. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ekushey. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 16, 2011

World Cup cricket and Ekushey 
collection from Megh
 

Whether you are looking for a special dress for three upcoming occasions like Pohela Falgun, World Cup Cricket or 21st February, there is plenty to choose from in Megh's collections. There are designs of handworks and prints as well as local handlooms in cotton and khadi fabrics, whose colours and designs are specially created for these three occasions. Available at Megh's three outlets.
Moreover T-shirts which are made for the World Cup are designed to look like the jerseys of the Bangladesh national cricket team and feature the World Cup cricket logo.
Aarong's Ekushey collection - reflecting the inspiration
As the glorious month of February hits the calendar one more time, the spirit of Ekushey is once again in the air. Inspired by the rebellious, patriotic and mournful spirit, Aarong presents a line of outfits of symbolic colours and motifs for men and women.
Check out their sarees that draw inspiration from colours such as mournful black and white, somber grey and zealous red. Moreover, the calligraphy motifs give the perfect expression for Ekushey. You will also find inspiring embellishments of block prints, screen prints, machine embroideries and geometrics on the elegant silk, half-silk, muslin and cotton saris.
On the other hand, the Taaga collection offers a variety of chic attires. Comfortable and elegant, and synchronised with the passion of the occasion, the endi and cotton outfits have tribal and folklore motifs in blacks, whites and reds.
The shalwar kameezes in grave black and white with hints of fervent red are the catch of the collection. With smart cuts, pockets and flairs, the long length kameezes are decked with bold work of appliqué, sequins, erri, screen prints, cutworks, block prints and embroideries.
The men's collection is not lagging behind as well. Complete with symbolic colours, designs and nakshikantha and calligraphy motifs, the panjabis reflect the zeal of Ekushey- of grief, pride and reverence.
This month, make sure you wear the right clothes, reflecting the right spirit of the month, and show your pride. And Aarong can surely help you with that!