Sabyasachi/Manish Malhotra - Page 2

fasaadi · Aug 9th, 2009, 09:48 PM

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Originally Posted by kurripunjaban

damnnnnnnnnn when the time comes i wanna go to india to do some of my wedding shopping! so pretty!

you should!!! and supposedly their designers are cheaper...at least, my friend's wife got her outfit from sabyasachi and it was 1 lakh. I know thats not CHEAP, but if you think about him being one of the best designers in India and the cost versus our best designers and the cost, its relatively less expensive. Nilofer Shahid, Bunto, HSY, they all charges thousandssss of dollars for their outfits.

wishkamar · Aug 9th, 2009, 10:31 PM

I love, love, love Sabyasachi's creations.

Oh, by the way, did I mentioned I love Sabyasachi's creations?

wishkamar · Aug 9th, 2009, 10:38 PM

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Originally Posted by fasaadi

you should!!! and supposedly their designers are cheaper...at least, my friend's wife got her outfit from sabyasachi and it was 1 lakh. I know thats not CHEAP, but if you think about him being one of the best designers in India and the cost versus our best designers and the cost, its relatively less expensive. Nilofer Shahid, Bunto, HSY, they all charges thousandssss of dollars for their outfits.

This is SO true. A couple of my cousins went for Neeta Lulla's bridal and another girl opted for Ritu Kumar's lehnga for her baraat. Those were BEAUTIFUL beyond explanation and traditional and the best part was that the dresses were completely different than what was everyone was wearing in Karachi those days.

They cannot stop praising these designers for their charges, which is considerably low than any big names of Pakistani fashion industry, their friendly attitude and excellent customer service.

wishkamar · Aug 9th, 2009, 10:43 PM

Some Sabyasachi pieces that I love are

bride2be · Aug 9th, 2009, 11:56 PM

my husbands cousin is a big ritu kumar fan, and all her saris, inc her bridal lehenga were ritu kumar. some of them were kinda nice but the other ones, i really really didnt care for them.

mahismart · Aug 10th, 2009, 01:24 AM

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Originally Posted by wishkamar

This is SO true. A couple of my cousins went for Neeta Lulla's bridal and another girl opted for Ritu Kumar's lehnga for her baraat. Those were BEAUTIFUL beyond explanation and traditional and the best part was that the dresses were completely different than what was everyone was wearing in Karachi those days.

Did they buy the outfits from anywhere in Karachi or online from India?

mahismart · Aug 10th, 2009, 01:29 AM

* Manish Malhotra:

Manish Malhotra

fasaadi · Aug 10th, 2009, 02:56 AM

^ gorgeous!

turns out Aishwarya does wear Sabyasachi...well at least once she has

isnt this a gorgeous sari?

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whitesea · Aug 10th, 2009, 10:19 AM

Manish Malhotra

Pareezay · Aug 10th, 2009, 10:34 AM

indian designs and bridals are SO different than the pakistani designers, and what most pakistani brides would want to wear but they are beautiful nevertheless (except for some OTT designs and blend of 10 colors in one outfit). the indian sarees and anarkalis however are absolutely unmatchable.

afashionistalives · Aug 11th, 2009, 02:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Pareezay

indian designs and bridals are SO different than the pakistani designers, and what most pakistani brides would want to wear but they are beautiful nevertheless (except for some OTT designs and blend of 10 colors in one outfit). the indian sarees and anarkalis however are absolutely unmatchable.

i totally agree - the word on the street is that anarkali's are about to go out of style. wonder how long it'll take to completely be considered "outdated!"

naqsa · Aug 11th, 2009, 03:24 PM

^ I heard the same thing last year and didn't bother making one but I keep seeing them. It's transformed into more of a A-line shirt now...lots of chooridaar sleeves too. Might actually get one now.

whitesea · Aug 11th, 2009, 09:50 PM

NEETA LULLA DESIGNS

click on the icon, u will see the pic

Sry 4 d inconvenience

punjabikudi · Aug 13th, 2009, 10:35 AM

isnt the exchange rate for rupees more in pakistan than in india? thats why everything seems cheap in india, but really its all the same. two years ago the exchange rate was 40 rs./1 dollar in india and about 80 rs./1 dollar. when i went shopping in india, everything was damn expensive. a designer outfit i wanted cost 1 lakh was coming out to $2500 dollars.

prettypink · Aug 13th, 2009, 03:08 PM

farrah · Aug 13th, 2009, 07:00 PM

i fell in love with sabyasachi even before i knew i was looking at him! and everywhere i go now, every forum, is full of sabyasachi ... it's fate

ahahahaha

mehrunisa · Aug 14th, 2009, 06:31 AM

hi guppis........
i think we should n't promote indian designersssss.....
plz don't mind this but this forum should be purely pakistani and promoting paki goods only,infact we should n't be inspird by indians
Love this forum

sogul · Aug 14th, 2009, 08:26 AM

¨^again the India debate....what's wrong with praising something beautiful? Indians and Pakistanis are desis, they share alot of things i.e. clothes being one of them. Should we really be so narrowminded that we look at who is Indian or who is Pakistani? If something is worth praise, it should be praised - regardless of its country of origin.

mehrunisa · Aug 14th, 2009, 09:49 AM

then y we r celebrating our seperation from india today?????
i went to many stores in SAUDIA and many gulf states,,,,,Indians never buy paki goods...even on cash counters if they see a tag of MADE IN PAKISTAN....they return tht .....
OUR CULTURE,CLOTHS,WEDDING,LIFESTYLE,RELIGION,AND EVERYTHING IS FARRRR DIFFERENT.

chanda_kh · Aug 14th, 2009, 10:15 AM

^ am sorry to say this mehrunisa, but i have seen pakis do the same...there are many pakistanis who dont buy pakistani goods..
though I do think thats what makes us different from Indians at the same time..we dont discriminate...to that extent...we go to indian grocery stores, watch their movies et cetera et cetera..
*India has supported numerous Pakistani starving artists and musicians, the ones who were forgotten, unappreciated, and underpaid in their own country.
Spreading hate, and discrimination is not Pakistani style.

Our primary independence was from the British, then India. Yet we buy British goods, watch their films, speak their language, and follow their fashion.