Tuesday, 15 January 2013

Angrakha Style


Angrakha Style Frocks



Angrakha style frocks are popular in various colors and varieties in A-line frocks, Anarkli frocks, long shirts and short Angrakha frocks.
Pakistani fashion industry has played important role to introduce such latest fashion trends and designers indulge themselves to make new and stylish dresses. The trend of women’s wear dressing in Pakistan has changed now and no more short dresses are in fashion for traditional dressing. Short shirts replaced with long shirts and frocks and caps or half sleeves replaced with chooridar sleeves especially in panel frocks and angrakha style frocks.


Angrakha style frocks are the most recent trend in dressing
Traditional angrakha style frocks with latest versions
The most recent trend in frocks is angrakha style frocks which is not new in Pakistani dresses. This angrakha style frock is popular ten to fifteen years back. Now after a long time angrakha style frocks are reappearing as latest fashion trend. There are different designs and variety in angrakha style frocks in Indian fashion as well. Anghrakha dress basically refers to Mughal traditional style. It always comes with a V neck, a tie/knot on left side of west and gives very elegant, styles, trendy as well as a gleaming traditional look.
Angrakha style frocks in bold colors
Angrakha style frocks with panels
Angrakha style frocks are of different types some are simple and some includes panels in different formats. Angrakha style frocks mostly consist of V shape necks with different laces or embroideries. Angrakha style frocks with choori dar pajamas are the best combination for weddings and parties. Bold colors are in fashion for angrakha style frocks with colorful laces and embroideries according to your occasion. Angrakha style frocks are creative and attractive than other frocks and are available in various designs and stuff. You can use this style on long A-line shirt or long flare frock. It looks very elegant in chiffon stuff design with raisham, sequins, zari and patch patti set in form of floral motif.