Wednesday, 30 June 2021
ON THE STREET - FASHION: SUMMER DRESS by Fajila Khatun
CITY-LIFE LIVELY-LIFE : FASHION BLOGGERS ACROSS CITIES by Pratibha Murmu
INNOVATION AND CREATIVITY- ONE MINUTE FASHION HACKS by Shivangi Rajput
ONE MINUTE STYLING:
Fashion changes with the changing times, also wearing a single outfit in many ways have been trending from quite long time.
When it is about getting dressed up, be it a girl or a women they never have same get up. Divided by states united by dresses in different forms. The greatest example of this is saree draping of different states. In different states the draping style of saree is different and unique in its own ways. If a girl decides to dress up they have enough options in which they can drape there saree to give a new look.
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Picture courtesy: Google |

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Spankie Valentine Source: Wikipedia |
HIDDEN SECRETS OF INDIA - “HYDERABAD'S RISE AS INDIA'S ENTERTAINMENT TECH HUB” by Sounak Sarkar
Films are the foremost remarkably effective medium in conveying drama and particularly within the evocation of emotion throughout the planet, and since the last decade, visual effects seem to be the new craze on the block. In India, Hyderabad is in the middle of all the action.
Production houses from the regional industry are collaborating with home-grown tech start-ups to form Hyderabad the hub of entertainment technology, specializing in VR, AR, and VFX. It just isn't big Hollywood filmmakers; Telugu, Tamil, Hindi, and other Indian language filmmakers are closely viewing how animation, VFX, and other technology can add their favour. However, the processing is just too expensive, hence local production houses are working with city-based start-ups to bring the tech and talent together.
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| Source- Facebook |
The necessity to mix the present supply of talent, technology, and start-ups led to the creation of Anthill Studios, a program founded together by start-up incubator and accelerator Anthill Ventures and Suresh Productions. It's an investment and speed-scaling platform for early-stage start-ups. It works sort of as a market access program, focused on accelerating the business growth of tech start-ups.
INNOVATION AND CREATIVITY - CELEBRITY'S WEIRD OUTFITS by Atish Ranjan Das
"Celebrity’s
Weird Outfits"
Celebrities are followed and admired worldwide, especially those who isn’t afraid of taking risks, try new trends. Celebrities are mostly famous for their skills, for example someone is famous for singing, someone for acting or someone for dancing, or even someone at sports. But, getting applauded is not always the case, sometimes many celebrities are made fun of and this happens mostly when they try something new in fashion. It is not new for celebrities to get trolled because of their weird dress and fashion.
Let’s take a look at some of these weird
dresses which grabbed a lot of attention.
· Rihanna (2015) - Rihanna wore an omelette dress to the 2015 Met Gala fashion event. The theme was “China: Through the Looking Glass”. The dress was highly noticed and it received mixed reaction. Countless amount of memes was made to troll this weird fashion. Although the dress designer Guo Pei received a lot of fame for the dress.
Meme on that dress Picture source: Google images |
· Billy Porter (2019)- The internet world found it very interesting also funny when in 2019 Billy Porter dressed as an Egyptian Pharaoh. The dress consisted a 10 feet long wings, a 24 karat headpiece. Billy Porter was carried by six attendants, dressed as ancient Egyptian servants.
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Billy as an Egyptian Pharaoh Picture source: Wikimedia common |
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Men carrying the Pharaoh Picture source: Google images |
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Meme meaning, "Bjork laying eggs from the costume" Picture source: Google images |
Priyanka Chopra (2021) - Priyanka Chopra is well known for her acting but she is also very much known for her weird fashion and dressing sense. Recently she wore a dress called “orb” for a photoshoot by Halpern Studios and it just took moments before a meme fest was launched online. Various memes began surfacing the internet. The actress found those memes funny and even shared them on her Instagram.
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Priyanka Chopra in Orb Picture source: Wikimedia common |
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Meme on the dress Picture source: Google images |
HIDDEN SECRETS OF INDIA - “PABUJI KI PHAD” by Sounak Sarkar

Pabuji ki Phad; Source- Wikimedia commons
(Gujarat’s not-so-known artform)
| Pabuji; Source- Wikipedia |
“Pabuji Ki Phad” is a religious scroll painting of folks deities, which is popular within the Indian state of Rajasthan. If deciphered within the literal sense, this translates into two versions namely, "The Screen of Pabuji or O, Read of ‘Pabuji’”. it's used for a musical rendition of the sole surviving ancient traditional folk-art form, Phad painting within the world of the epic of Pabuji, the Rathod Rajput chief. ‘Pabuji’ is additionally referred to as "the Ascetic Deity of Sand Desert". “Bhopas” of Pabusar are the bards and also priests who are the normal narrators of this form.
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| Padma Shree and Shipguru awardee Shree Lal Joshi; Source- www.phadchitra.com |
“Pabuji Ki Phad” could even be a hereditary form passed on from father to son. The painting is drawn on cotton. This cloth is first prepared by applying a paste of flour and gum. It's then polished with a stone. An auspicious date is chosen for starting the painting since it's used for religious purposes by the Bhopas. Only earth colours or vegetable colours of indigo are used. Black is that the last colour paint used for the border. Again, on an auspicious day, the artist signed the painting at the middle of the painting, near the image of the foremost deity. thanks to the last act, the artist is claimed to relinquish 'life' or "awaken the deity" of the painting by opening the pupil within the eyes of the foremost deity at the middle of the painting. It is then, that it becomes the Pabhuji Ki Phad of the Bhopa, by whom it had been commissioned within the first place.
As mentioned by Captain John Smith, the earliest painting of a Phad or Par, a scholar of the "Epic of Pabuji" is dated to 1867. Colonel James Tod, the British Lieutenant reported of a ceremony that included a Par painting in 1819. With the stress on bardic narration of Pabhuji Ki Phad said to air the decline in recent times, painters of Pars or Phads also are making Phads as collector's items in smaller sizes and with different religious and other themes.
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