Winter OOTD feat Burushaki by LALA Le Femme Khaddar Collection

Tuesday, November 12, 2013 Sparkling Palette Blog 19 Comments

Winter wear is no more dull and boring at all, Thanks to the Innovative textile industry and designers of Pakistan. One can find trendy and traditional designs of clothing for Winter clothing. Today's OOTD post is all about celebrating Winters with colours. To Reveal More Read More!!! 

"Burushaki" by LALA Le Femme Khaddar Collection:

"Burushaki" by LALA The main 3 piece

"Burushaki" Main slubs, motifs and borders

"Burushaki" by LALA stitched

"Burushaki" by LALA Le Femme Khaddar Collection

"Burushaki" by LALA Le Femme Khaddar Collection

"Burushaki" by LALA Le Femme Khaddar Collection

"Burushaki" by LALA Le Femme Khaddar Collection

"Burushaki" by LALA Le Femme Khaddar Collection

Red pumps from Stylo

Accessories

SPARKLING'S EXPERIENCE & DETAILS:

For most of us Winter wear is a warm sweatshirt, the warmest cardigan/jumper and a pair of trusted jeans. Yes for me this was my winter wear since long. But for formal or casual occasions I always wanted something happening and trendy to wear. Remember all those Marina, khaddar or karandi  2 pieces??? which our moms paired with a matching shawl and here we go! Thanks to the innovative Textile Industry and Creative designers for now even adding colours to Winter Wear fabric, besides their successful marvels in Lawn fabric. Today this post is featuring such a trendy, yet traditional design named "Burushaki" (#LFMW 04 B) by Lala's Le Femme Khaddar Collection. You can see yourself that how vibrant shades are infused into black and along with borders and motifs, this suite is made into a complete designer wear. It comes unstitched, the package includes:

• 4 main slubs( Dupatta, printed Shirt, plain Trousers and embroided Sleeves)
• 2 Borders (one khaddar, for sleeves. and one silk, for daman)
• 3 Motifs (main gala/neckline motif and two motifs for upper portion of sleeves)

I am loving the "paisley motif" printed on shirt and embroided  on sleeves, and the Mughal design neckline motifs are so traditional. The Digital design of the dupatta/shawl is so trendy along with the design of borders in silk. So this dress is a good combination of traditional and trendy designing. With all these necessary embellishments along with the suite, one doesn't have to visit market looking for matching lace and borders etc. Well I got it stitched according to the design pattern given along the suite, just added plates on sides of neckline, down the shoulder. For a neat finish applique of the motifs is advised on neckline and sleeves. I accessorized it with my Stylo Red Pumps, my beaded necklace and Black Ring.
For info on Lala's khaddar collection or the latest designs visit Lala on Facebook and website.