Well, one could take a look at Neha Vaswani’s collections and get the answers!
Neha is an alumna of fashion design from Esmod Paris and honed her skills in the varying and rigorous environment of the domestic market while working with an acclaimed designer. Italian fashion learning’s give her an edge in the industry, and at the same time, her Indian roots resemble pure, ethnic aesthetics.
Ethnic wear is more than just a style; it is a part of Indian culture that is truly followed by the people. People love wearing ethnic attires such as Lehenga, Kurta and Anarkali dress among others, not only as a part of religious and cultural events but also on a day-to-day basis. However, in recent times, this segment has been at the mercy of age-old designs that designers are putting out with minimal to sub-par changes. It takes out the unique element often associated with ethnic wear. There is an active need for new designs in traditional dresses along with a fresh perspective and an out-of-the-box outlook. That is the gap filled by Neha Vaswani’s The label which was launched by her in 2016.
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Recently, there have been many women who have opted to wear wide, free-moving, flared pants - Palazzos over the tight slim fitting leggings.
Before, Patialas were the norm with salwar suits, but Palazzos with a similar look presents a much more sharp and clean look.
These are very suitable for comfort wear.
In ethnic wear, Palazzos are an optimal choice for women who like a bit of western flare in their outfits.
The looks can be very traditionally Indian, as seen in Sabyasachi's looks, as well as very subtle and classic like the designs by Anita Dongre.
Palazzo pants have become immensely popular in Indian fashion.
