7 Best things about Bollywood Clothing

7 Best things about Bollywood Clothing

Here’s a great list of 7 best things about bollywood clothing. You might have previously come across Bollywood Anarkali Suits, DesignerSarees, and a lot more to drape yourself with, but these are the essence of all bollywood clothing put on collectively!;

1.       Dawned from ages

Once Indians heedlessly duplicated the style of their most loved stars, downcast to the last end. "Courageous women like Hema Malini, Zeenat Aman and Parveen Babi produced patterns in their times," relates organiser Anita Dongre. That, by broadening, had inferred great business for the originators who made these "looks".

2.       Social Media &Bollywood Clothing

A highly personal style is the new credo and social media is both the spur and the platform, with sign outfits worn by the stars only frolicking cameo or inspiring roles at best. For example Dongre points out, "Star inspired fads do not happen so often now."

3.       Distinctiveness

"I prefer to put my own look together rather than copy someone else. That sort of aping is dumb," says Shubhika Singh Chundawat, 22, a psychology student in Mumbai. Recalling two saris a friend wore for college farewell events, she says, "Her Kareena and Sonam saris were so funny and annoying at the same time! You must have a mind of your own while dressing up!"

4.       Cultural differences

Manish Malhotra, designer and stylist to the stars says that while what the screen divas wear still gets a lot of attention, there is a crucial difference. "Even if a client chooses a `10 lakh lehenga that Deepika (Padukone) wore, she will wants creativeness and tuning, while keeping the basic design element intact. He adds that no typical Bollywood lehengas have sold in his Delhi store, usually the haunt of starstruck, well-to-do customers.

5.       Not so sweet!

"I have not had even a single bride tell me that she wants exactly what Alia Bhatt or Kareena Kapoor wore," says Malhotra, who has been frequenting Delhi a lot since his store opened a year ago.

Mumbai-based designer Sandeep Khosla recalls a time when clients wanted carbon copies of what stars wore in Maine Pyar Kiya, Devdas or Hum Aapke Hain Kaun. But that has changed. "Earlier even the superrich asked for the lehenga Madhuri wore in Devdas, but no longer," he says. "The mass market may still hanker for exact copies but not the elite or the truly fashion conscious, any more."

6.       It’s Influential

Veteran designer Ritu Kumar agrees that Bollywood has prejudiced fashion a lot and enhances that it still influences fashion trends particularly in small towns. So while orders duplicating a designer-created cinematic bands may be passé, knock-offs are still good business, down the price ladder certainly.

7.       It’s Viral!

"Countless shops in Delhi's Chandni Chowk or in Kolkata sell outfits that copy or are heavily inspired by film costumes," she says. "However people are discovering their individual style." That is obviously because with pret and street fashion, both indigenous and international, taking off in India, style has become even easier to personalize.