Vedic belle Premier Designer Store launches in City Beautiful

Chandigarh:Vedic belle one of the Pioneer Brands of Samaira Textiles, today launches of its 3^rd designer outlet in SCO 194, Sector 7, Chandigarh. Vedic belle has been spread its hands to the first exclusive outlet in Sector 10 & second outlet in Sector 9, Chandigarh.

This Store will Stock a huge collection of Fabrics, Digital Prints, Embroidered Nets, Dyed Georgettes, and many more products which will be an all new launch for the Chandigarh People. On the other hand, It will also comprise of a Huge collection of Formal Suits, Pakistani suits, Cotton Digital Prints.

On the occasion of launching the store Mr. Anuwant Pahwa Managing Director & Designer, vedic belle said, that newly-launched Vedic Belle, the term fusion means a melange of two opposite cultures. His brand too, reflects his ethos bringing together elements from eastern and western traditions and creating a unique identity with them. Though his brand of formal and casual wear for both men and women currently retails out of Delhi, I always think wildness & extreme thoughts are itself a luxury items. How much passion, time & energy I spend thinking about it! Spinning wild ideas into a shoothing, beautiful & wearable shapes & forms itself a passionate experience & moment and for me it is a perfect love affair. Even success mantra in today’s global business of fashion indicates towards an unique code of comfortable, beautiful & affordable fashion, yet innovative& high quality. Our, my design philosophy lies in balancing the wild & extreme designs & art forms with beautiful & eye soothing elements. Good quality in all terms & luxury in all aspects would be prevailing key aspect. Though, for sculpting institutional & signature image of my brand for conceptual exhibition, shows & communication design.

"In our designs, the silhouettes are contemporary but we like to bring in elements of Indian fashion and art through motifs or embroidery," says Neeru. Anuwant, the Works Director for the brand, adds that the emphasis is on fine fabrics. The tops and shirts for women, for instance, were in fine georgette with draping and ruffles as the highlights.