Women’s Clothing and Fashion Blog

Zarmina fashions is happy to announce a new women’s clothing collection due in May-June 2007. We will be adding 10 light party wear salwar kameez and 5 tunics in silk-cotton blends to round out our collection. The price range for the shalwar kameez will be $130-$160 and the tunic tops will range from $55-$75. Thank you all for your business.

Zarmina.com is wrapping up it’s free designer shoes offer today. All customers that bought salwar suits and kurtas that surpassed $249 rerceived a free pair of shoes valued at $49. Due to the success of this offer, Zarmina Fashions is considering a launch of a footwear line in the near future to complement current designer women’s clothing venture. Thank you for your business and drop us a line with any ideas.

Womens clothing is getting an ethnic makeover! That’s right. The western woman has far more choices than just 3 to 5 years ago. If you haven’t noticed, imported fashion is painting a new fashion landscape that has affected the choices of tween to grandmother alike. The recent ethnic fashion fad, also known as bohemian, or boho chic, is sweeping the country. These women’s outfits are from the Caribbean, Africa, and mostly South Asia. Elegance and comfort are prime in this style. The tight and tiny fad of Britney and her groupies which so dominated womens clothing for years is now expiring in favor of these modest outfits. Let’s explore the origin of this womens clothing revolution. The womens dress designers and craftsmen of India and Pakistan have been producing striking outfits for decades. Until recently, these treasures of Eastern designer houses lay hidden from the West. The expanding global economy has unleashed a flurry of cultural exchange that has exposed western women to ethnic clothes of South Asia. The prime example of South Asian womens suits that has impacted western tastes is….read more

Bohemian clothing is all the rage these days. The pendulum of womens fashion turned to the wild and exotic 1-2 years ago. Why? Well, every extreme has a reaction to the opposite extreme eventually. Gone are the tiny tight tunic tops and jeans sparked by the Spears revolution 5 years ago. This fact is not lost on the department stores in the malls that are building up sizable supplies (that don’t last long, mind you) of bohemian clothes. In particular, the tunic top has grabbed the attention of many an American woman. The interested crowd range from tween to 80 year old. What exactly is bohemian clothing? Bohemian clothes signifies gypsy or hippie clothing…(read more about bohemian clothing)