Vasari opens store in Jalandhar
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- Posted in: Entertainment on Thursday, 15 July 2010 00:00
One of the most successful names in designing ethnic apparels for both men and women added yet another jewel to the crown.
The oldest city of Punjab has opened its arms and has welcomed Vasari in its heart. On the launch, the models showcased the unsurpassed collection and enthralled people. The 2300 square feet area of the store in 8 Model Town envelopes secrets of traditionalism, lavishness and splendor in the ensemble.
The exquisite range of designer suits, saris and lehngas with magnificent and inspiring colors is enough to enrich your wardrobe. The ensemble unfurls opulence and splendor with traditional embroidery techniques that are ideal and perfect for those special occasions, when you wouldn't want to settle for anything but the best.
The launch of the store will add gleam to the big fat Indian wedding and the quintessential apparels at Vasari will definitely entice your sweetheart. The exclusive collection offers beautiful sarees, elegant suits and resplendent lehengas with rich embellishments to adorn you magnificently for engagement, ladies sangeet, and cocktail.
When it comes to men then the store has all to make you stand out in the crowd. 40% of the store is dedicated to customized men’s wear and the array in Sherwanis will definitely transform your personality. The ensemble at Vasari has everything to adorn you in grandeur for your special day.
The collection is an amalgam of hues, glitters and ravishing styles combined with tradition. It boasts fine embroidery styles like zardozi, nakashi, beads, sequin, and Swarovski crystals.
Speaking on the occasion Mr. Mahesh Mohnani, Director, Vasari says, “Punjab is always famous for its attires and Vasari has stepped in the oldest city; we at Vasari have tried to make even the wedding a grander event with our wedding ensemble. The rich array will surely emanate wearer's beauty and any occasion can be timeless with the collection that set apart the lavish and impressive tradition in India."