THIS season, Aarong's colour palette is vibrant with radiant reds, iridescent oranges, canary yellow, mustards, emerald and parrot green, mystic blue to pristine whites, all inspired from our much celebrated Pohela Boishakh. The flavour of Boishakh has been added to the ongoing thematic collections, such as Full Bloom, Flower Power to Tribal Craze. For Boishakh, Aarong has introduced “check it out”, a new exciting collection of saris inspired by the Scottish and Tartan checks. Different fabrics have been used from Tangail cotton to sheer Muslin, Rajshahi silk to Jamdani, translated into exciting line of Boishakhi saris, each unique with interesting floral block and screen prints embellished with hand embroidery, appliqué, kantha stitch, glass work and sequins.
The shalwar kameez line is strong and bold with solid shades in Boishakh hues. The newest line of ornaments in colourful threads, metal and wooden beads with chunky wooden pendants are perfect accessories to give the complete Boishakh look.
Bibiana
BIBIANA'S plans for the festive Boishakhi season includes ensembles of all kinds: saris, salwar kameez, fatua for men and women, panjabi and jewellery. The colours and patterns have taken precedence in the designs. The clothes are done in white, red, yellow, orange, and other festive colours on half silk and khadi. The prices are affordable; salwar kameez at Tk 750-Tk 2000, women's fatua at Tk 300-Tk 700, men's fatua at Tk 250-Tk 500 and saris between Tk 400-Tk 1200.
On top of all this, from April 1 there will be a discount section at the Dhanmondi outlet offering discounts on all products of 10% - 30%.
Contact: House# 23, Rd#6, Sector#4, Uttara. # 8915741.
Dressydale's Boishakh Festival
RED and white has been the symbol of Boishakh. White symbolises the purity of life and red denotes the power to overcome all odds. Dressydale brings out the two shades in unseen variations, celebrating Boishakh 1416.
"Boishakh Festival 1416" will be inaugurated on 1 April through 14 April 2009. The designs will feature transparent and opaque prints done in collage, extensive use of hand and machine embroidery and timeless designs in kantha stitch. Fusion through simplistic patterns has been the key on finished cotton and silk. The Boishakhi collection is available at all Dressydale outlets.
Aranya celebrates Boishakh
ARANYA'S marvellous collection of natural dyes have been used to highlight the colours of this season, welcoming Boishakh in a festive blaze of reds and yellows that both complement and contrast with the more soothing reds and whites on display. Not to mention their signature blues, teals and greens, painstakingly developed from precious indigo. The classic earth tones are also available for those discerning individuals who prefer to make subtlety their hallmark.
The collection has been priced with care to meet a whole range of budgets.
Check out Aranya this Boishakh to experience a look that is distinctive and exciting.
Kay Kraft
KAY Kraft is welcoming the Bengali New Year by presenting their customers with new and exciting designs in saris, shalwar kameez, tops, panjabi, fatua, shirt, t-shirt, children's clothes, ornaments, gifts and decoration pieces. The colours that have been used are red, maroon, orange, white, off-white and magenta. From 27 March a 'Boishakhi Exhibition' will commence in all the twelve outlets. This exhibition will be held until April 14, with new designs being added everyday.
Offers available at all Kay Kraft outlets.
Source: thedailystar.net
