Bollywood Blouses and Cholis Trend
of 1950′s and the 1960′s were soft drapes. They look graceful and beautiful. Most were
printed blouses worn with
plain sarees. Madhubala, Waheeda Rehman and
Suraiya were the inspiration.
Blouses used to have button at the back or at the front to make it easy to wear with sleeves to cover. Ruffles and puff on sleeves in 60′s got very popular. They were simple and timeless. Zeenat Aman, Praveen
Bobby, Dimple Kapadia started the trend of sexy
fashionable blouses.
Today the
trends of the West are influencing
sari blouse designs. There are various options for
bollywood blouses. Beautiful and sexy
designer blouses can be seen in bollywood movies. One can choose from various prints
, patterns, sleeves,
colors and the necklines. Even sleeve
styles can add up the look like
long,
short,
sleeveless, three fourth, doori sleeves, balloon sleeves, puff sleeves, net sleeves, frills, ruffles, bows, covered buttons etc.
Bollywood Blouses and Cholis Trend
Various
designs like halter
necks,
backless cholis, low U necks, boat necks,
doori blouse, knot at back, off-the-shoulder tube blouse are among the latest blouses avatars in bollywood movies.
Bollywood heroines bring summer 365 days of the year with sexy backless blouse or reveling halter neck. Madhuri in Hum Appke Hai Kaun started the trend followed by
Priyanaka Chopra in
Dostana and
Aishwarya Rai in song kajrare
kajrare naina.
In recent
Bollywood, retro style is back with Jodha akhbar, Devdas, Om Shanti Om blouses with ¾ sleeves or till elbows are
back in fashion. Parineeta, Vidya Balan sported the 50′s soft feminine look. Simple necklines like V, U or round are again running in
fashion.
Pattern cholis with
plain sarees are the
latest trend in
Bollywood.
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