Sentences with phrase «embroidered design which»

In fact, it's the butterfly embroidered design which caught our eyes and attention since it added a sprinkling of fairy tale fancy dust to it.

The dresses in this collection consist of beautiful prints and digital embroidered designs which are paired with finest quality woolen shawls.

Not exact matches

Embroidered saree designs which I have selected have resham hand embroidery, machine embroidery, and simple thread work and tilla embroidery.

This beautiful club dress is especially designed for the girls love shimmering and bright colors as the color of this plus size dress is very eye catching and the upper part of the dress which is actually looking like a blouse is embroidered with colorful chunks and beads which is making this dress very eye catching and beautiful.

Front of the outfits is normally heavily embroidered filling the whole gala and neckline, often there are designs of dresses in which even the kallis have different colors and embroidery.

The actress (who you might also recognize from her role as Lady Rose Aldridge on Downton Abbey) selects a Mary Katrantzou spring 2015 design, which features a sheer back embroidered with different flower shapes.

She wore a yellow embroidered dress, which features a sleeveless design, a low neckline, and an asymmetrical hem.

«I consider lace to be one of the prettiest imitations ever made of the fantasy of nature; lace always evokes for me those incomparable designs which the branches and leaves of trees embroider across the sky, and I do not think that any invention of the human spirit could have a more graceful or precise origin.»

Decorative poms accent the corners of the Marisol decorative pillow, which features an embroidered fleur de lis design on a soft cotton cover.

This beautiful creation is from the pre-fall 2016 collection of Marchesa, which features a plunging neckline, a sleeveless design, embroidered lace, and a floor - length skirt.

I've been aware of their collections and dresses for a few years now — a welcome go - to for special occasions, but this last year the designs seem to have really caught my eye with some truly stunning sparkly, embroidered and detailed dresses for special occasions (in love with this dusky blue dress, which happens to be in the sale — perhaps your something blue for the evening?!).

Designed in a mermaid silhouette gown, reminiscent of Georges Hobeika's Fall 2017 Couture collection, which featured an extravagant hooded cape embroidered with crystals, multi-colored beads and silk organza flowers, I don't think I've ever seen anything more captivating.

Ashish's designs, which are made in India, are always an example of the finest handiwork, but the level of detail and intricate fabrications of this collection were especially impressive, from hand - embroidered floral patterns (which were inspired by a design Ashish made as a teenager during a work placement in a Delhi clothing factory) to tinsel jeans and minidresses.

Their embroidered throw pillows as well as their screen printed pillows are inspired by traditional quilted Hawaiian designs, which give them an edge you won't find anyplace else.

One material that remains a classic staple in my wardrobe is lace, which like this breezy lace bodysuit by Dynamite, is known for its embroidered cutout design that exudes a classic and exquisite vibe.

And lots of these designs are embroidered with beautiful Swarovski crystal, such as this dress here, which has a bolero - when you look at it from the side it recalls the petals on a rosebud.

Gorgeous bohemian mini dress features a flattering, elastic off - the - shoulder collarline and some tasselled trims along the cuff, hem with some embroidered patch design on the cuffs, which is finished with a matching belt that ties at the waist.

Get a glimpse behind the heavily embroidered curtain in this brief behind - the - scenes featurette about Guillermo del Toro's upcoming film Crimson Peak; del Toro and actor Tom Hiddleston wax poetic about the design of the gothic corridor, which is where the film's scariest spooks will go down.

Originally trained in textile design, she often uses blankets as her canvases, which after being gessoed many times over, retain raised outlines of an embroidered floral pattern — a reference to the geisha's line of work.

Katy creates delicate embroidered art and jewellery which are stitched completely by hand from her own original designs.