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The term of Pakistani dresses mainly point out the culture of Pakistan. In all parts of Pakistan clothing culture differs. It differs because of demography and the weather condition of the region. The living style in each province is different. That reflects their unique culture. National dress of Pakistan is Salwar Kameez. Salwar Kameez is worn by both men and women in different styles. Salwar is designed as the loose trouser whereas Kameez refers to shirt. Dupatta is very important accessory in this Pakistani dresses.

Hand-painted by artisans, the iPad/tablet sleeve is inspired by the Hindi Alphabets. Made of 100% canvas/Faux Leather, the padded sleeve provides complete protection while the acrylic fabric colors used for the design enhance the intricate details. This classic shape sleeves are compatible with iPad 2 and above or any tablet. The design gives a feeling of school with Hindi alphabets predominant at the center and a feeling of home with cloth-hanging rope in between. It's an interesting blend of two concepts painted at the backdrop of bricks. Relive the old days with this bold tech accessory and the matching front pocket comes in handy. Product Highlights Material: Canvas/ Faux Leather Color: Multi Colored No. Of Compartments: 2 Closure Type: Magnet Button Compatible Brand: Apple Weight: 100 g Dimension: 8.75x0.5x10.50 inches Package Contain: 1x Tablet Cover

Pimples are a real hindrance of beauty. To get rid of pimples, girls start touching it with finger which increases their size more. Pimples are the cause of inflammation in the sebaceous glands. This can be due to pollution of rubbing skin with unwashed hands. Oily thing too can boost up the pimple growth on your skin. Care is better than remedies however if you have one or lot of pimples, try out some simple homemade recipes to cure it.

Reformulated on its website, the poignant letter of Welcome is a testimony, through the eyes of the child, the gesture of Jean Marc Henry. The ambassador of peace has indeed made ​​a payment of 40 million francs for the orphanage lacks nothing in the future. Children are educated, fed, clothed and equipped until further notice! 

Rajasthan, the mystical feel of this place, the royalty, the vibrant colorful art, culture and heritage has been inspiring artist around the globe. Made of 100%-combed cotton , the material is very comfortable on the skin while the acrylic fabric colors used for the design enhance the intricate details. Hand-painted by the artisans, the beige t-shirt displays the charm of the state, its vibrant colorful culture and heritage, its architectural beauty and its desert. The artist had tried to create a glimpse of the state with camel (King of desert) as the central figure in the t-shirt with reflection of heritage architecture as the background. Trendy and contemporary, Rangrage products are individually Hand-painted by artisans. We are recreating traditional Indian art with a modern urban touch. Care Instructions

Gift the blessings of Lord Ganesha to your child. Made of 100%-combed cotton, the material is very comfortable on the skin while the acrylic fabric colors used for the design enhance the intricate details. Lord Ganesha is a symbol of wisdom and remover of the hindrance in our lives. The artist was inspired by the folktales about the eventful childhood of Ganesha. Embrace the playfulness of your kid with this Baal Ganesha T-shirt. Trendy and contemporary, Rangrage products are individually Hand-painted by artisans. We are recreating traditional Indian art in a contemporary style. Care Instructions

India is arguably the world's oldest producer of cotton, with traces of cotton cultivation having been found among the artifacts of the Indus Valley civilization in parts of India and present-day Pakistan. Although cotton came to be cultivated in Mexico, Egypt and China, the sheer variety and quality of Indian weaves came to be cherished all over the world, and continues to this day.

Hand-painted by Rang Rage artists, the range of trays has an inimitable blend of designs. The trays infuse positive energy and exuberance with beautiful hues of colors and thoughtfully painted designs. The tray is a perfect gift for your loved ones. The Indian Color Pallette collection celebrates the beauty and vibrancy of colorful Indian pots. Like the colourful pots that are a part of every Indian household, the fine work in vibrant colours on the tray will complement your table settings.

Hand-painted by Rang Rage artists, the stunning key holder is a perfect piece of art and utility. The key rings will keep the keys secured while painting beautifies the room. The artist was inspired by the glorious art of caves of Ajanta and Ellora. Ajanta designs are simply enchanting and a work of sublime beauty. The designs ventilate powerful message of art and beauty in a contemporary form. Why not showcase this enticing artifact in your modern house and diffuse an ancient touch to the space? Product Highlights Material: Canvas Color: Multicolored Dimensions: 6"x1.70"x10.25" Weight: 300 grams Package Contains: Canvas painting with a separate wall stand

Hand-painted by Rang Rage artists, the stunning key holder is a perfect piece of art and utility. The key rings will keep the keys secured while painting beautifies the room. The powerful deity and the symbol of strength and courage, Majestic Durga is a painting full of energy and positive strength. The beautiful colors and the graceful strokes make this piece soothing and comforting. Own this mini painting of Majestic Durga and it will surely be the brightest and eye- catching spot of the house.

About Me Angelica. It means bringer of good news. I try to embrace that. Fashion for me is an individual expression of the inner being that you are. It reflects facets of your personality - your favourite movie, the food you enjoy, your favourite singer, the people who you hang out with and what you think about when you're lying in your bed alone at night and staring at the ceiling. One day I hope to work for Teen Vogue. That is my ultimate dream. However, for now I am learning the ropes in the fashion world. Designers, models, styles, clothing, and sewing - the list goes on. Never be afraid to stand out because it shows people that you are unique and not one of the many crowds. I love Taylor Swift. She is my hero and biggest inspiration. I love my Mom because she is everything to me and I get my style from her. Although, most people say I should have been born in the sixties because I rock a good hippie/bohemian outfit. God is my rock. Jesus is my Saviour not my religion. I fell in love with the man who died for me. God is the one person I can always turn to and He'll always be there for me, no matter what. Time, space and distance don't count. I am where I am now because I love Him and He has done so much for me. I continue to walk in His Destiny for me. "For I know the plans I have for you, says the Lord, plans to prosper you and not to harm you. Plans to give you a hope and a future." - Jeremiah 29vs11 I am originally from Cape Town, South Africa but now living in Sydney, Australia. If you have any questions don't be afraid to drop a question in my ask box. It can even be fashion advice - if you have a piece of clothing and you don't know how to wear it, I can help! Much Love Angelica

Living in the Midlands of England, I get to live on the edge of the lovely countryside whilst being able to hop on a train to cities such as London, Birmingham and Manchester. I started this blog in July 2009 as a general expression of all things 'me' but I soon found it taking a fashion and style direction. I'm a major art geek and hope to make a career selling my paintings and taking portrait commissions. I'm a little obsessed with hydrangeas, The Phantom of the Opera and Hello Kitty. I adore my cute little guinea pigs: Vuitton and Dior. I'd say icing is my favourite food, accompanied by buttercream and perhaps a little cake, and I have an addiction to collecting craft supplies such as ribbons and sparkly gems. I was a columnist at British Style Bloggers from September 2009 to March 2012 and was an editor of the Links à la Mode for Independent Fashion Bloggers from July 2010 to February 2011. I started Florrie's Art Spot in June 2011 as a separate blogging project on Tumblr.

Marianne I like pretty things and when people look at the camera in fashion blogs. After becoming a mom two+ years ago, my body and style started to change, and so, I am left...struggling. And trying on lots of styles that I wouldn't have touched before, because I don't know what works on my body any more. This leads to sometimes hilarious results, and sometimes surprise successes, all of which I am willing to document and post for your enjoyment. My personal style is undergoing a bit of a sea change at the moment. In the past I've leaned towards whimsy, loving anthropologie, Marc Jacobs, Nanette Lepore. However now I find myself wearing more black, grey, khaki. More structure. Since having a baby I can't abide by flowy dresses or tops because they remind me too much of maternity clothing. I would rather wear something structured even if my stomach is not exactly flat. I still love Marc Jacobs and anthropologie, I just like different styles. I would like to build a forever wardrobe of things I will still want to wear in 10 years. Pleased to meet you!

Well, I've gone and done it. I've started a blog. I think I just have too much to say than can be contained in my laughable ten minute limit on youtube. And youtube is probably where you met me. I am the creator of Lisa Freemont Street and no, my name isn't Lisa Freemont. It's Ashley. The channel name is actually a blend of two of my biggest inspirations: Grace Kelly and Vintage Las Vegas. For those of you who are fellow Hitchcock fans, you probably remember Grace's character in Rear Window-Lisa Fremont. Her grace and poise were beautifully portrayed in that film (along w/ the phenomenal Edith Head fashions she wore) but she also had a spunky, adventurous side that I loved. On the other hand, I also have a pension for glitz and kitch, so I had to throw a little 'Fremont Street' into the mix. Yes, I'm aware of the difference in spelling...but when you type in 'Freemont Street' on google, just WHO comes up? See? There's a method to my madness!

Welcome to my blog, Hopeless Notebook. I started my blog on January 1st, 2012 when I noticed that a friend of mine had started her own blog. Her blog was so adorable and fun, and I knew I could come up with something equally as fantastic, thus Hopeless Notebook was born!      Hopeless Notebook is a lot of things : a fashion blog, a lifestyle blog, a place for pictures, DIYs, inspiration, and everything in-between. Sometimes there will be silly, happy stories, sometimes there will be sad ones, and other times there will be lots of whining, but this blog will always be 100% truthfully me. ♥♥♥      As for me, I'm a college girl trying to make her silly, outlandish dreams come true. I currently live in sunny Florida, but as soon as college is said and done, I'll be packing up with my mister and moving far, far away. We'll be moving to North Carolina where I plan on opening up my own dress boutique, and possibly doing a bit of graphic design work on the side.      My mister's name is Garrett, and we've been together since our freshman year of high school. We're crazy about each other ♥ but mostly we're just crazy.

I live in Australia's fashion capital, and my favourite thing is to be asked "Where did you get THAT?". I have a penchant for silly shoes, and beautiful bags. I spend vast quantities of time shopping for clothes, but when it's time to get dressed in the morning, I invariably have nothing to wear. I sell books, and think publishing is the best industry in the world to work in (because no-one makes any money in books, everyone who works with them is doing it out of love). I come from a large family, and though I live in a different city, I'm still comfortably entangled in my Mum's apron strings. I have an almost infallible sense of direction (inherited from my Dad, and what the family refers to as our "bump") and a completely fallible sense of balance. I prefer Operas that end in weddings, to those that end in funerals, and I have a secret stash of romance novels that I'm horribly embarassed about.

Frock Files is a lifestyle blog that shows readers the simplest route to a life rich in fashion, food, and friendship. Updated three times a week, Frock Files offers up solutions to women who crave beauty but don't have the time for a lot of fuss. Through posts that help women save time and worry, Frock Files helps readers to create space in their lives to focus on the things that matter most. Our tips, tricks, and thoughts are also on Twitter, Facebook, and Pinterest.   A note from the blogger: I'm Joy, a writer living in north of Boston by way of Honolulu, London, and Portland (Oregon). Before becoming a blogger, I wrote a travel column for a newspaper, and various pieces for magazines like Honolulu, Leader, and Adventure Journey. Early on, I inherited the gift of functionality from my mom - does it do anything to make your life better? No? Then let it go. Yes? Then invest in it. In my life, I eliminate as much of the "extra" stuff as possible so that I can devote myself to the relationships and projects that enrich my life. This is the philosophy behind Frock Files. With warmth & kindness, Joy

The owner, Jamie Symmonds, grew up in a small town in Western New York.  In 2001, she grew wings flying off to the city of angels, Los Angeles, where she developed a true appreciation for her sense of fashion and style.  She then decided to head back to New York, the big apple, bringing with her LA's fabulous fashions.  Angel to Apple opened in May of 2006 and has continued to grow and evolve, which includes the launching of our new website, which will offer great fashions to women of all ages, everywhere.