Showing posts with label Festive collection. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Festive collection. Show all posts
Thursday, June 2, 2016
Wednesday, May 25, 2016
Take the Silk Route
Ask any Indian women what her saree means to her, her reply will be “it means the world”. And no woman in history has ever said no to shopping Silk sarees. The number of sarees one owns is never enough!
Sarees are popular because of their uniqueness, beauty and the reflection of the craftsman’s love for weaving! From having just traditional motifs, silks sarees have evolved to being a canvas, where the artist tries to implement new ideas and innovative techniques.
There will be a huge development in the designs if you compare your grandmother’s saree to your mother’s and your mother’s to yours! The transformation is massive but the interesting fact is that it is highly welcomed by women of all age!
New age women like their wardrobe to have a mix of everything and not just what’s trending. At Pothys, we have everything from ancient motifs like yazhi, manga, chakram to trending designs like ikat, chevron prints, and temple borders to a fusion of both!
Here’s a list of our silk saree collections.
-- New arrivals --
Paithani silks: are famous for their subtle square and kaleidoscopic-coloured designs, peacock embedded pallu, and magnificent tapestry artworks. The zari is woven so close that it looks like a mesmerizing mirror to the beholder.

Venkatagiri Silks: Known for its rich, fine weaving and generous use of zari, these sarees feature motifs of peacocks, parrots, swans, mangoes and leaves in its traditional style of weaving.

-- Light weight silks --
Tussar silks: Tussar silk takes up colours quite easily due to its rich texture and the final product is a saree with a rich, deep hue with a natural shine.

Organza silks: Organza silk sarees are thinner and more lightweight than any other saree and are great for semi-formal and casual occasions.

Mysore silks: An exquisitely complicated process of selecting the finest silk yarn and making a resplendent saree out of it has been perfected.

-- Our Flagship collection --
Sarees are popular because of their uniqueness, beauty and the reflection of the craftsman’s love for weaving! From having just traditional motifs, silks sarees have evolved to being a canvas, where the artist tries to implement new ideas and innovative techniques.
There will be a huge development in the designs if you compare your grandmother’s saree to your mother’s and your mother’s to yours! The transformation is massive but the interesting fact is that it is highly welcomed by women of all age!
New age women like their wardrobe to have a mix of everything and not just what’s trending. At Pothys, we have everything from ancient motifs like yazhi, manga, chakram to trending designs like ikat, chevron prints, and temple borders to a fusion of both!
Here’s a list of our silk saree collections.
-- New arrivals --
Paithani silks: are famous for their subtle square and kaleidoscopic-coloured designs, peacock embedded pallu, and magnificent tapestry artworks. The zari is woven so close that it looks like a mesmerizing mirror to the beholder.

Venkatagiri Silks: Known for its rich, fine weaving and generous use of zari, these sarees feature motifs of peacocks, parrots, swans, mangoes and leaves in its traditional style of weaving.

-- Light weight silks --
Tussar silks: Tussar silk takes up colours quite easily due to its rich texture and the final product is a saree with a rich, deep hue with a natural shine.

Organza silks: Organza silk sarees are thinner and more lightweight than any other saree and are great for semi-formal and casual occasions.

Mysore silks: An exquisitely complicated process of selecting the finest silk yarn and making a resplendent saree out of it has been perfected.

-- Our Flagship collection --
Samudrika sarees: These meticulously designed sarees have become the last word in craftsmanship in silk. This quintessence of ethereal beauty can multiply the grace of the woman wearing it.

Vastrakala sarees: Intricate and breathtaking Zardozi embroidery plays hide-and-seek with beautiful beads, stones and a variety of other embellishments. We call this celestial creation a Vastrakala Pattu saree.

Parampara saree: The Parampara Pattu is an amalgam of traditional weaving methods and contemporary designs, motifs and colours. These fusion silks are the perfect combination of tradition and modernity.

Vasundhara sarees: Named after Mother Earth, these stunning silks capture the essence of our planet – a breathing, living, effervescent phenomenon that displays all the beauty that nature can endow.


Vastrakala sarees: Intricate and breathtaking Zardozi embroidery plays hide-and-seek with beautiful beads, stones and a variety of other embellishments. We call this celestial creation a Vastrakala Pattu saree.

Parampara saree: The Parampara Pattu is an amalgam of traditional weaving methods and contemporary designs, motifs and colours. These fusion silks are the perfect combination of tradition and modernity.

Vasundhara sarees: Named after Mother Earth, these stunning silks capture the essence of our planet – a breathing, living, effervescent phenomenon that displays all the beauty that nature can endow.

View our collection @www,pothys.com
Thursday, May 19, 2016
Wednesday, February 17, 2016
Be summer-ready!
Summer is getting here quick as it can and while you would like to dress light, those weddings, cocktail and festive invitations, don’t stop. When it comes to Fashion, the Seasons and Colours go hand-in-hand. Summer is that time of the year when one can become more experimental with their colour choices. We, at Pothys have interpreted the colour palette for this season with great thought.
To brighten up your look this summer try outfits in these colours that never go out of style
Does any other colour represent the high summer season better than Yellow? Yellow is an undeniably striking colour, and it’s hot and happening this season. Wear yellow this summer to make a trendy fashion statement.
The colour Red has always been the epicentre of Indian culture and yet another Sun favourite. Sporting the colour red this season will add that impeccable statement of boldness and 'Indianess' to your festive finery.
Summer is always incomplete without the colour Green. The colour is every fashionista's delight. Unfold the glitz and glamour while you exude a sense of modern elegance in luxurious drapes and ethnic weaves.
Add that bit extra panache and oomph as you glow in the colour Blue that symbolizes the colour of royalty with an assured poise .
Like its always said “Less is More”. Get the sparkle on subtly in the pastel hues of Cream and Beige. Pair it with a statement jewellery to get that look of earthy divinity.
This vibrant summer line is themed around colours, fun and energy with intricate design detailing that looks rich yet feels comfy. So, get ready to flaunt your style statement with flair, as there is a lot coming from Pothys this season.
You can visit it our store or log in to www.pothys.com to find our collections!
Thursday, November 12, 2015
Go Casual this Monsoon!
The beauty of an Indian woman is showcased best in ethnic wear, which finds an important place in her wardrobe. Ethnic wear makes women look elegant and is perfect for auspicious occasions, daily wear and more. With weather being unpredictable this time of the year, one tends to worry about what to wear.
Dressing up in monsoon is stress-free when you opt for casual clothing. It’s easier, comfortable, quick and yet stylish. Here are top 4 colors that we feel you need this monsoon.
RED
Do you get excited easily? Red is the color for you! It is one of the colors that catch the eye the most and makes you stand out in the crowd. For an energetic day at work this monsoon - choose red!
Is the monsoon making you feel low? Wear Pink. The positive color inspires warm and comforting feelings. The deeper the pink color, the more passion and energy it radiates.
GREEN
Feeling Ambitious or Positive? Search for a green color saree! Green is located at the center of the color spectrum and is considered the color of balance and restoration.
Dressing up in monsoon is stress-free when you opt for casual clothing. It’s easier, comfortable, quick and yet stylish. Here are top 4 colors that we feel you need this monsoon.
RED
Do you get excited easily? Red is the color for you! It is one of the colors that catch the eye the most and makes you stand out in the crowd. For an energetic day at work this monsoon - choose red!
BLUE
Want to make a rainy day productive? Blue color will do the magic since it is associated with intelligence, trust, efficiency, and serenity.
PINK
GREEN
Feeling Ambitious or Positive? Search for a green color saree! Green is located at the center of the color spectrum and is considered the color of balance and restoration.
Thursday, November 5, 2015
Tuesday, November 3, 2015
Safe & Fashionable Diwali Clothing
Diwali – is the homecoming of Lord Rama, and is celebrated in India with Diyas, sweets, clothes and gifts. This Diwali go traditional with Cotton sarees, designer sarees, silk sarees, Embellished Salwar Suits, and Lehengas. With very many options to pick from it is important to make sure you wear safe and fashionable clothes during Diwali.
Tips to make sure your clothing is safe during this Diwali:
1. Watch out for your dupatta: It is advisable not to wear the dupatta when you go for the fireworks celebration. Since the dupatta hangs freely on your shoulders and dangerously close to ground level where all the fireworks are.
3. Saree Draping: Saree is an epitome of elegance for Indian women and what better occasion to wear them than on Diwali? The only word of caution here would be to make sure your saree is tied neatly, and the pallu does not hang loose. Tying a silk saree is easier than a designer saree but the best thing to do in any case is to pleat the saree neatly and stuff one end of the pallu around your waist.
4. Saree Length: The length of the saree should be taken into concern while draping. Tie it a little higher than you normally do so that the lower hem of your saree does not end up catching fire. You can also wear wedges or raised platforms to avoid this scenario.
5. Fire Resistant Material: Who said that there are no gorgeous sarees in fire resistant material? Instead of chiffon and gorgette go for jute, silk cotton or cotton sarees that do not catch fire as quickly.
This Diwali we hope you have a beautiful time with your family and friends! It is important to be safe too. To help you with that we have a wide range of collections in different price ranges. To find the perfect clothing for this Diwali, you can visit our store or log in to www.pothys.com . You can also gift your loved ones a gift card from Pothys for this Diwali!
Tuesday, October 27, 2015
Fashion Tips for this Diwali!
We all await Diwali - for the fun, food, family time and obviously the chance to buy new clothes!
Here are some styling tips for this Diwali!
1. Go Colourful:
When you go for ethnic clothing, don’t go for the plain stuff. Pick up colorful clothes with prints that are in style. If you prefer classic shades, then go for traditional motifs. Go for traditional jewelry with this getup but give a little twist by sporting single pieces like maang tikas or heavy bangles and waist bands.


Bangles are best when paired with traditional ethnic clothing. Go for colourful or classic gold/ silver bangles.
Clutches- Box clutches look absolutely classy and look perfect for both ethnic and western clothing. This Diwali buy yourself a nice compact clutch that looks perfect with your outfit.
Jewelry- Bold statement necklaces look absolutely stunning with ethnic wear. If your ethnic wear already has a busy neck pattern, then go for simple a simple chain and pair it with heavy earrings.
Footwear – The most essential piece of attire is your footwear. There are a wide range of options starting from simple kolhapuris to trendy gold pumps. Go for comfortable and matching footwear.
3. Different clothing options for this Diwali:
-You can go for flared skirts with a pretty ethnic top. You can also go for crop tops and a jacket as its trending currently. Team it with a lot of bangles and other accessories. Try neon shades or other bright shades such as gold, silver & red. If you prefer lighter colors, go for hues such as peach, pink and light blue.
- Go for anarkali suits/ Full length anarkalis because they are in trend for this celebratory season! Try unusual necklines and patterns for a chic look.
- Saree is one of the most favorite garments worn by Indian women. This festive season, is the perfect time to go for nice and classy silk sarees. If you prefer simpler sarees then go for fabrics like cotton and pair it with embroided blouse and fine traditional jewelry.
Experiment with clothing this festive season and to find a extensive range of ethnic clothing for this Diwali visit one of our stores or log on to www.pothys.com
Friday, October 23, 2015
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Tuesday, September 29, 2015
Celebrities in Sarees
Saree is the quintessential Indian traditional wear, which women can carry off with great style. The key to looking perfect in a saree is the way you put the entire look together. The hairdo, accessories, makeup, blouse, shoes- all play a major role in your overall look.
Here are some celebrities who look absolutely gorgeous in sarees!
1. Deepika Padukone often wears sarees to red carpet events and movie premiers and manages to look beautiful every single time.
As we can see below, she has paired sarees differently with the use of accessories and blouses.
PC: Pinterest and DeccanChronicle
PC: Pinterest
Here are some celebrities who look absolutely gorgeous in sarees!
1. Deepika Padukone often wears sarees to red carpet events and movie premiers and manages to look beautiful every single time.
As we can see below, she has paired sarees differently with the use of accessories and blouses.
2. Vidya Balan: There is no doubt in that Vidya love wearing sarees. She experiments with her blouses, hairstyle, and accessories and ensures that she has her very own style. Here are some of her traditional looks. Doesn’t she look stunning and graceful in silk sarees?
3. As we all know, Rekha silk sarees are popular in
the fashion world. Her style has inspired so many women to go for the desi look.
She mostly pairs her sarees with big bindis, golden jewelry, bangles and lets
her hair open. Here are some of the best silk sarees seen on Rekha.

1 4. Sonam kapoor, loves experimenting with fashion.
She is definitely a fashion icon who hits it out of the park with every single saree.
She makes sure she never repeats her style and goes for a variety of looks
without any fear. Here are some of her looks that you can try for this festive
season!

These were our 4 picks for this week! Do keep yourself
updated on the best ethnic clothing for this season and experiment your style
this festive season. For a wide range of sarees, designer blouses and accessories
you can visit our store or log in to www.pothys.com.
PC : Pinterest, Wikipedia and Deccan Chronicle.
Wednesday, September 23, 2015
Monday, September 14, 2015
The Art of Wearing a Saree
Draping a saree is definitely an art. Before you start draping a saree, keep in mind that you must be comfortable wearing it. If you want perfection, practice is the key. Saree Draping requires skill building and practice both. Play with different style drapes and you will master it soon. Most of us consider it to be a very difficult task but here are some tips to make sure your saree is draped very well.
1. Always use many small pins, be it gold or silver color pins (depending on the saree). Small pins make sure to hold your saree and avoid big pins because they tear your saree.
2. For an office look, pinup your pallu as it’s bound to be more comfortable and easily manageable. It also gives a smarter look. For a party look, you can just leave your pallu loose.
3. There are many other ways in which a saree can be draped. But before you pick one style make sure you take into consideration the fabric of the saree, your body type and the event.
4. Petticoat: Make sure your petticoat matches your saree and it’s a perfect fit for you. Ensure it is not too flared and is tied properly. The length of the petticoat also makes a difference because if it is shorter, your legs will be visible and it might look odd.
5. Women who are on a heavier side go for fabrics such as Georgette, Chiffon, and Soft Silk because these will stick to the body and help you look thin. In case of silk sarees, go for Mysore silk, Chanderi silk, Silk Cotton as they are not too voluminous and heavy.
6. Slim women can purchase heavier and stiffer fabrics such as Silk, Cotton, Tussar, Tissue, etc. because these will add some extra volume to your body. If you are slim and tall you can try thick borders and bold prints.
7. If you are short, then go for small borders, simple prints and dark colors. You should avoid sarees with big borders as they make you look shorter.
8. Silk, Tissue, Tussar, Organza and Cotton sarees are very difficult to handle. Make sure it is ironed properly, or else they will look very untidy no matter how you drape it.
9. Keep your heel size in consideration before you start draping your saree.
To find sarees in a wide range of fabrics and designs you can visit our store or log in to www.pothys.com
Thursday, August 20, 2015
Monday, August 10, 2015
Aadi Blog
Aadi being in the air, divinity surrounds the atmosphere everywhere. Festivals like Aadi Pooram, Varalakshmi pooja in Aadi are celebrated to mark the fresh inflow of water into the river and waterways during the south west monsoon season. One such festival is Aadi Peruku. Aadi Perukku signifies prosperity and heralds good times in the lives of people. Prayers are offered to establish connection with the goddess Durga. This is a Hindu festival celebrated on the 18th day of the Tamil month of Adi (mid-July to mid-August). The festival pays tribute to water's life-sustaining properties. Ammman deities will follow various rituals on this month.
Silk sarees, dhoties and Pattu pavadais are generally the festive clothes that people opt for during this season. With weddings coming up, now is the perfect time to shop for silk and jewellery. This season is also marked with slashed prices on clothes as an act to let people celebrate in their best clothes. With the season fast coming to a close and the Aadi Sale almost coming to an end, it’s time to stock up your wardrobe with the newest of clothes from Pothys!
Here are some of the important dates that are celebrated during Aadi
Aadi Chevvai – the Tuesdays in Aadi Masam is highly auspicious.
Aadi Velli – Fridays in the Aadi Masam is also considered auspicious.
Aadi Amavasi (August 14, 2015) – No moon day in Aadi month dedicated to offering Shradh and Tarpan to ancestors.
Aadi Pooram (August 16, 2015) – The day is dedicated to Andal.
Varalakshmi Puja (August 28, 2015) – Worship of Goddess Lakshmi. (This year it is in Aavani Masam)
Aadi Perukku (August 3) – The festival is dedicated to Kaveri River and falls on the eighteenth day in Aadi Masam.
Aadi Karthigai (August 8, 2015) – festival dedicated to Lord Muruga.
Source: (http://www.hindu-blog.com/)
Silk sarees, dhoties and Pattu pavadais are generally the festive clothes that people opt for during this season. With weddings coming up, now is the perfect time to shop for silk and jewellery. This season is also marked with slashed prices on clothes as an act to let people celebrate in their best clothes. With the season fast coming to a close and the Aadi Sale almost coming to an end, it’s time to stock up your wardrobe with the newest of clothes from Pothys!
Here are some of the important dates that are celebrated during Aadi
Aadi Chevvai – the Tuesdays in Aadi Masam is highly auspicious.
Aadi Velli – Fridays in the Aadi Masam is also considered auspicious.
Aadi Amavasi (August 14, 2015) – No moon day in Aadi month dedicated to offering Shradh and Tarpan to ancestors.
Aadi Pooram (August 16, 2015) – The day is dedicated to Andal.
Varalakshmi Puja (August 28, 2015) – Worship of Goddess Lakshmi. (This year it is in Aavani Masam)
Aadi Perukku (August 3) – The festival is dedicated to Kaveri River and falls on the eighteenth day in Aadi Masam.
Aadi Karthigai (August 8, 2015) – festival dedicated to Lord Muruga.
Source: (http://www.hindu-blog.com/)
Monday, July 20, 2015
Tips for Shopping
There is no such thing as “way too many clothes”. No matter how much we spend on shopping, it always ends up being worth it. Here are ways to help you become a pro at shopping!
1. Make a list: So, before you set off on your shopping trip, prepare. Review what you already have in your closet and then decide the things that you need. For example, when you go wedding shopping, make a list of the functions and the clothes that you need to buy for each of them. It makes the process of shopping much easier as you know exactly what you are looking for.
2. Set a Budget: Make sure you have a budget in mind once you make the list. Especially when you are looking to buy a lot, it would be better if you have a rough number that you are willing to spend.
3. Don’t speed shop: When you are in a rush you might end up missing a lot of things. Especially if you are searching for something specific. Give yourself enough time to browse and try on different options.
4. Pick the best time for you. Shopping can be tiring and stressful if you don’t shop at a time that works well for you. So pick a time when you are most active and positive!
5. Make sure you don’t miss the sale: Sale is the best time for you to stock up on your wardrobe.
If you are a college student Kurtas, chudidhars and leggings are the essentials in your wardrobe. So instead of shopping last minute, save more by shopping during the sale!
Here at Pothys, we have a wide range of collections for everyone at epic prices. Now is the time to shop smart and get some amazing clothes that fit you and your budget. To browse our collection you can visit the store or log in to www.pothys.com and shop for your favorite clothes!
1. Make a list: So, before you set off on your shopping trip, prepare. Review what you already have in your closet and then decide the things that you need. For example, when you go wedding shopping, make a list of the functions and the clothes that you need to buy for each of them. It makes the process of shopping much easier as you know exactly what you are looking for.
2. Set a Budget: Make sure you have a budget in mind once you make the list. Especially when you are looking to buy a lot, it would be better if you have a rough number that you are willing to spend.
3. Don’t speed shop: When you are in a rush you might end up missing a lot of things. Especially if you are searching for something specific. Give yourself enough time to browse and try on different options.
4. Pick the best time for you. Shopping can be tiring and stressful if you don’t shop at a time that works well for you. So pick a time when you are most active and positive!
5. Make sure you don’t miss the sale: Sale is the best time for you to stock up on your wardrobe.
If you are a college student Kurtas, chudidhars and leggings are the essentials in your wardrobe. So instead of shopping last minute, save more by shopping during the sale!
Here at Pothys, we have a wide range of collections for everyone at epic prices. Now is the time to shop smart and get some amazing clothes that fit you and your budget. To browse our collection you can visit the store or log in to www.pothys.com and shop for your favorite clothes!
Sunday, December 28, 2014
Party Sarees under Rs.5000
This holiday season brings in exciting
events, get- togethers and parties for all of us. Christmas, followed by New
Year’s Eve and a whole lot of festive soirées in between is sure to tempt us to
opt for chic and trendy party wear. It is not surprising that December is
one of the most awaited months in the year for all because of the festivities
and excitement that come along with it. Especially for women, this month gives
a whole load of excuses to dress up and shop for new clothes.
The colour trends keep changing and women
always fall short of the right kind of clothes despite their wardrobe being
filled with fancy sarees and party wear this season. Keep your wardrobe worries
at bay as Pothys is here to help you with colour suggestions!
Monday, November 24, 2014
What to wear to a wedding?!!
When one gets a wedding invite, the first thing that comes to mind is what to wear for the different events and how to look different from everyone else. Everything else takes a backseat and dressing gets to the fore front if it is a friend’s wedding! Here are some tips that might help you gear up for a wedding:
1. Your outfit should definitely represent your own personality and suit your age.
2. Teaming up with embellished blouses enhances the beauty of the saree.
3. For a pastel shade saree, a dark contrasting blouse will suit well.
4. A halter neck blouse will suit a sheer soft silk.
5. An ornamental blouse is all it takes to look opulent. Go for a stunning looking ornamental blouse that matches the saree.
6. Keep it simple with accessories when you go for a rich looking silk saree.
7. A clutch is a must, when you decide to be a showstopper. The colour and texture of the clutch should suit your clothes.
8. Matching footwear is also a must, to complete the look. Embellished and metallic shades are most preferred to pair with silk sarees and designer sarees.
9. Fish tail braids are very much in now. Sport one for a trendy look! Go with curls and waves for a plain saree for a perfect look!
10. Go for a heavy American diamond stone studded necklace for a simple saree and choose a long earring with a simple chain for a grand saree.
11. Eye makeup and your lipstick should rightly complement your saree colour. Never look made-up and always go for a subtle makeup.
12. Above all always carry a smile to enhance all that you are wearing!
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