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Jagan Mohini Namitha in Red Dress, Glamorous Namitha Nval and Blouse show

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Jagan Mohini Namitha in Red Dress, Glamorous Namitha Nval and Blouse show

Jagan Mohini Namitha in Red Dress, Glamorous Namitha Nval and Blouse show Jagan Mohini Namitha in Red Dress, Glamorous Namitha Nval and Blouse shownamitha at a dancing floor..Top less fully red dress..
Jagan Mohini Namitha in Red Dress, Glamorous Namitha Nval and Blouse show
Jagan Mohini Namitha in Red Dress, Glamorous Namitha Nval and Blouse show

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Jagan Mohini Namitha in Red Dress, Glamorous Namitha Nval and Blouse show Namitha in a red costume for the film Jagan Mohini

Deepshika Seth in a Strings Backless Blouse Fashion

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Deepshika Seth in a Strings Backless Blouse Fashion

Deepshika Seth in a Strings Backless Blouse Fashion
Deepshika Seth in a Strings Backless Blouse Fashion
Deepshika Seth in a Strings Backless Blouse Fashion
Deepshika Seth in a Strings Backless Blouse Fashion
Deepshika Seth in a Strings Backless Blouse Fashion

SAreeS



Basically saree or sarhi is an indian traditional dress. It is an unstitched cloth which is about seven to nine meter long and draped over the body in various styles. Sarees are normally rapped around the wrist and draped over the shoulder. Sarees are usually wore with the petticoat and blouse sometimes called choli. The blouse has short sleeves or sleeve less with low neck. The blouses may be backless or of a strap neck style. Sarees are more stylish with embalishment of embroidary, mirror work or kora work. Sarees are further decorated after weaving in various styles for example zardozi (gold and silver thread work), precious stones, imitation stones and pearls.
Sarees are made of different clothes like chiffon, silk, zari, jamawar and nylon. Some are printed to wore casually.BAsically indian women wore sarees fomally and caually. Women of karachi also wore sarees in their normal routine but in other countaries sarees are wore on any speacial occasion like parties, weddings and traditional events.
Sarees are of different types:
  • Southern Style
  • Northen Style
  • Eastern Style
  • Central Style
  • Western Style