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      <title>Yogitha Ramamoorthy: Ethnic beats Western :)</title>
      <description><![CDATA[                         Yesterday I had been to Bangalore Fashion Week and for the first time I noticed that the ramp was filled with ethnic Wear.  <img src="http://www.femefashions.com/bitrix/images/blog/smile/icon_redface.gif" border="0" alt="" />  <br /><br />Generally in fashion weeks one can expect more of western costumes, cocktail gowns etc. Surprisingly enough, except for one designer the rest everybody showcased ethnic collection. <img src="http://www.femefashions.com/bitrix/images/blog/smile/icon_wink.gif" border="0" alt="" /> <br /><br />I must say that the fashion industry in India has come a long way! With concentration on Indian fabrics , im sure it has gone not just one step but numerous steps ahead. India is always know for its rich heritage and the fabrics and embellishments that you find here is just one of its kind! And, with designers flaunting it, it was nothing but a sheer delight. The cuts were stylish and every Indian girl would love to be seen in these designs. Fashion industry in India seems to be quite promising... <img src="http://www.femefashions.com/bitrix/images/blog/smile/icon_smile.gif" border="0" alt="" />  <img src="http://www.femefashions.com/bitrix/images/blog/smile/icon_biggrin.gif" border="0" alt="" />                          <br /><a href="http://www.femefashions.com/feme/blogs/celebrity-fashions/518.php">More...</a>]]></description>
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      <title>Yogitha Ramamoorthy: Bollywood Drama</title>
      <description><![CDATA[                         Sometimes the concept of bringing a celebrity as a show stopper gives me a chill  <img src="http://www.femefashions.com/bitrix/images/blog/smile/icon_cry.gif" border="0" alt="" /><br /> <br />As a designer, I know how much of hard work is essential in bringing ones designs together and creating an impact. Once a show stopper comes, the attention goes to the celebrity and not the designs. After putting in so much of hard work, I would definitely want my designs to be talked about and not about the show stopper.  <img src="http://www.femefashions.com/bitrix/images/blog/smile/icon_wink.gif" border="0" alt="" /><br /> <br />A good example is the recently held India Couture Week. Name it and the celebrity was right in the front. The media concentrated mostly on the names of these celebrities rather than the designs in itself and one can't blame the media. <img src="http://www.femefashions.com/bitrix/images/blog/smile/icon_evil.gif" border="0" alt="" /> <br /><br />When I think of Manish Malhotra I can't recall his designs, but only his muse Aishwayra Rai. Likewise, when I think of Karan Johar, the most vivid thing that comes to my mind, is the jig of the three superstars Amitabh Bachchan, Sharukh Khan and Hrithik Roshan on the ramp.  <img src="http://www.femefashions.com/bitrix/images/blog/smile/icon_wink.gif" border="0" alt="" />  <img src="http://www.femefashions.com/bitrix/images/blog/smile/icon_eek.gif" border="0" alt="" /><br /> <br />With due respect to all these celebrities, Im still wondering if it was essential. Well, publicity is required, but at the stake of forgetting ones designs ????  <img src="http://www.femefashions.com/bitrix/images/blog/smile/icon_sad.gif" border="0" alt="" />  <img src="http://www.femefashions.com/bitrix/images/blog/smile/icon_evil.gif" border="0" alt="" />  <img src="http://www.femefashions.com/bitrix/images/blog/smile/icon_redface.gif" border="0" alt="" />  <img src="http://www.femefashions.com/bitrix/images/blog/smile/icon_biggrin.gif" border="0" alt="" /> <br />                         <br /><a href="http://www.femefashions.com/feme/blogs/celebrity-fashions/369.php">More...</a>]]></description>
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      <title>Yogitha Ramamoorthy: Baby Doll Dress</title>
      <description><![CDATA[                         A baby doll dress is a short nightgown which is generally worn as a nightwear. It is often adorned with bows, lace and ruffles, staying true to its name. It gained popularity during 1956 when the movie ' Baby Doll' starring Carroll Baker hit the big screen. She wore childlike costumes in the movie and created a revolution by introducing a new form of dress. In due course the style evolved from a night dress to high street fashion where women of all shapes started experimenting the trend.<br /><br />The style skims gracefully on the body emphasizing your best assets like a great pair of legs. They do not have a defined hip line or waist line. They just flow below the chest to create a free silhouette.<br /><br />Baby doll dresses come in different fabrics like chiffon, satin, georgette etc. Certain styles are intended for day wear. They come in various styles, patterns, colors and designs. These dresses are also worn as lingerie or negligee in fabrics such as fishnet or mesh.<br /><br />However, if the cut is not perfect on your body it can look horrendously frumpy. It is usually three to six inches above the knee. Nevertheless, too short is too tarty. Leave it for the teens and twenties. If you are above thirty, never opt for a short hemline.<br /><br />Women with fuller thighs can team it with leggings, tights or skinny jeans. Opt for a pointed -toe shoe as they enhance the line of the leg making you appear taller and slimmer.<br /><br />A bias cut style, trendy A-line cuts or sleeveless can be worn for an evening out. Pair it with a pair of high heels. It is also perfect as a beach wear. Team it with a trendy pair of flip flops to add the jazz.<br /><br />Finally choose colors with care as they have invigorating effects and hidden messages in them.<br /><br />                         <br /><a href="http://www.femefashions.com/feme/blogs/celebrity-fashions/360.php">More...</a>]]></description>
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      <title>P R Sai: Forests: Rx For Happiness</title>
      <description><![CDATA[                         We all know how do we feel when we go for walk in the deep woods. They hold several stress busters. The 2010 IUFRO World Forestry Congress in Seoul gave an account of such benefits and answered how? For that matter, forests or forest like settings in our backyards improve moods and help to bring back overall happiness into over lives. <br /><br />If you want to sooth your nerves or ease your blood pressure, it is a good idea to take up a promenade into woods. The conference says, forests not only lifts up your moods, but also several chemicals into air that acts against several cancers.                         <br /><a href="http://www.femefashions.com/feme/blogs/pursuit-happiness/278.php">More...</a>]]></description>
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      <title>P R Sai: How Far You Life From Yourself? </title>
      <description><![CDATA[                         Can beauty, money, fame and a host of worldly things bring happiness. May be for some people who also have inner peace and equilibrium. But these things cannot bring happiness to the people whose self is immersed in the pride and lives only in the reactive sphere of being recognised and gratified by others. <br /><br />The suicide of Viveka, Kamasutra condom supermodel, is just one of the many examples. It is not to say that people with wealth and beautiful body figures are not happy. If there is some inner equilibrium, and if the core of the person is well composed of happiness and clarity, the other external things will enhance it. Most of the glam world stars live far away from themselves. Though we cannot say what exactly prompted her to end the life, it is an end reaction of the feeling that no amount of happiness is possible with this life.                         <br /><a href="http://www.femefashions.com/feme/blogs/pursuit-happiness/245.php">More...</a>]]></description>
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      <title>P R Sai: Practice Smiling To Be Happy </title>
      <description><![CDATA[                         If a person cannot smile or laugh freely, in all probability he or she is not a happy person. There is link between smile/laugh, positive emotions and ability to move facial muscles. Look into mirror every day. Try how many facial muscles you can move using the very muscles but not hand or any other tool to lift. <br /><br />If you cannot move many face muscles, you cannot smile happily. As you cannot smile happily, there is an underlying cause at your emotional world. There must be something wrong there. In fact, this link is found in a study of Botox, which actually paralyses the muscles in the area. The purpose is to cure wrinkles. But the side effect is that you cannot show up emotions. <br /><br />Facial expressions act as feed back mechanism to the brain. So, keep smiling and avoid frowning.                         <br /><a href="http://www.femefashions.com/feme/blogs/pursuit-happiness/242.php">More...</a>]]></description>
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      <title>P R Sai: “Global Happiness Summit” 10-10-10</title>
      <description><![CDATA[                         A “Global Happiness Summit” is planned on 10-10-10 near San Francisco in the US. Organisers say, it will be Educational, Enlighten, Entertaining and Empowering. The mission of the I Am Happy Project (http://www.globalhappinesssummit.org) is to spread happiness globally one person at a time. Happiness is defined as: “a state of mind or feeling characterized by contentment satisfaction, pleasure or joy. Happiness comes from deep within, and not from people, situations or circumstances.” <br /><br />On 10/10/10 and on the 27th, organisers of the event planned a Viral Global Campaign. The core aspect of this event is that one person’s happiness (http://www.globalhappinesssummit.org) triggers a chain reaction that benefits not only his friends, but his friends’ friends, and his friends’ friends’ friends. This relay effect can be felt and measured upto three levels according to the researchers from Harvard Medical School and the University of California, San Diego. <br />                         <br /><a href="http://www.femefashions.com/feme/blogs/pursuit-happiness/223.php">More...</a>]]></description>
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      <title>P R Sai: You Can Spread Happiness</title>
      <description><![CDATA[                         'Show me few of your friends and I will tell you what kind of a person is you are' is an old adage. The recent findings of scientists Nicholas Christakis of Harvard University and James Fowler of University of California reconfirms the underlying principles of this adage. <br /><br />As habits and influences spread in closely knitted groups, most important of them are friendship groups, lifestyle outcomes like obesity, losing weight, happiness or otherwise spread in these groups. Though they are not contagious flu or viral diseases, many habits and their outcomes of lifestyles spread like flu. These scientists conclude social networks are bad as they spread flu type viruses so quickly. But at the same time they are very good if the happiness is to be distributed.<br /><br />So be in social networks that generate good vibes to feel and spread happiness. Start spreading the infection of your smile.                         <br /><a href="http://www.femefashions.com/feme/blogs/pursuit-happiness/219.php">More...</a>]]></description>
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      <title>P R Sai: Mahatma Gandhi's Sexual Experiments</title>
      <description><![CDATA[                         Jad Adams narrated sexual run-throughs of Mahatma Gandhi in his recent book ‘Naked Ambition’. Nobody knows what are the sources for his claims. But, according to author, Gandhi sexperimented with his followers' wives and his teenaged grand-nieces! The aim of these experiments seemed to be conserving his vital fluid to acquire great power.<br /><br />Though everybody has every right to experiment with his sex life, Jad Adams' book attracted much attention because he is writing about the father of a nation. He was talking about Gandhi's quest for spiritual growth than becoming a father of the nation.<br /><br />Like Jad Adams many authors touched upon the sensitive subject of Gandhi and sex. Ved Mehta, Nirmal Kumar Bose, Erik H. Erikson, Larry Collins and Dominique Lapierre are to name a few. Many wrote that Gandhi had slept with many naked women including Sushila Nayar, Sucheta Kriplani, Abha and Manu. The purpose, according to them, was to test his celibacy, but not to indulge in any romp.<br /><br />Just imagine if anybody else has done this what would have been the repercussions. You need to be great person first to do great and unnatural things.<br /><br />The times have changed. Nowadays, if anybody repeats such experiments the partner feels it as a punishment.                         <br /><a href="http://www.femefashions.com/feme/blogs/Ogling-Trends/156.php">More...</a>]]></description>
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      <title>Yogitha Ramamoorthy: Designer Wear - Not just for Celebrities</title>
      <description><![CDATA[                         Whether the fashion weeks that have recently happenning is for good or bad, it sure has played a major role in exposing young talent. It is surprising to see the various creative aspects of the young, emerging designers. <br /><br />Earlier designer wear was just a dream for many. It was limited to the celebrities or the hi-class society. But, today every fashionista has got not less than five to ten pieces of designer wear. <br /><br />To make things easy, the designers have come up with clothing that caters to the rich and not-so-rich. With all due respect to the established designers,I feel the emerging designers and gen-next designers are doing a geat job. The Lakme Fashion Week and WIFW is a great example in itself. They have proved that they are no less and in fact have been better than the big designers in terms of creativity, options and price. <br /><br />This definately is a positive approach, to see India in a better place when it comes to fashion and trend setting. Indian crafts is something unique and I am sure the young designers will take it to great heights in the years to come.                          <br /><a href="http://www.femefashions.com/feme/blogs/celebrity-fashions/151.php">More...</a>]]></description>
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