<p>"My designs will give a flirtatious look to the bride who wants to look sexy and elegant at the same time. The look of the clothes is very opulent, extravagant, yet nothing is over the top as a bride already has a tendency to go over the top with makeup," Pam said.<br /><br />Elaborating on easy-to-wear saris, Pam said: "Today many girls shy away from wearing saris because of the cumbersome approach, like making pleats, but in my saris there are already pleats. Hence you just have to put them on."<br />"I have introduced saris in new drapes with sensual designs," she added.<br /><br />Participating in Bridal Asia for the first time, the designer says this was the best platform to showcase her designs because weddings are something people don't mind splurging on. The exhibition will take place at Ashok Hotel from Sep 19 to 21.<br />"When a girl is getting married, she becomes very choosy and cautious at the same time because she has to choose for the D-day of her life and she can't afford to go wrong with it. Hence opting for these wedding exhibitions is an obvious choice because she finds different designer wear under one roof," Pam explained.<br />Talking about the USP of her collection that has everything a bride can ask for, Pam said: "I get into the mood and psyche of a women - what she feels and what she wants. If I understand my customers well, then I am sure they would feel comfortable in my range as well."<br /><br />The collection has a range of saris, salwar-kameezes and lehengas in tones of lavender and blue and they are embellished well with crystals and pearls to give them a dazzling look.</p>
<p>"My designs will give a flirtatious look to the bride who wants to look sexy and elegant at the same time. The look of the clothes is very opulent, extravagant, yet nothing is over the top as a bride already has a tendency to go over the top with makeup," Pam said.<br /><br />Elaborating on easy-to-wear saris, Pam said: "Today many girls shy away from wearing saris because of the cumbersome approach, like making pleats, but in my saris there are already pleats. Hence you just have to put them on."<br />"I have introduced saris in new drapes with sensual designs," she added.<br /><br />Participating in Bridal Asia for the first time, the designer says this was the best platform to showcase her designs because weddings are something people don't mind splurging on. The exhibition will take place at Ashok Hotel from Sep 19 to 21.<br />"When a girl is getting married, she becomes very choosy and cautious at the same time because she has to choose for the D-day of her life and she can't afford to go wrong with it. Hence opting for these wedding exhibitions is an obvious choice because she finds different designer wear under one roof," Pam explained.<br />Talking about the USP of her collection that has everything a bride can ask for, Pam said: "I get into the mood and psyche of a women - what she feels and what she wants. If I understand my customers well, then I am sure they would feel comfortable in my range as well."<br /><br />The collection has a range of saris, salwar-kameezes and lehengas in tones of lavender and blue and they are embellished well with crystals and pearls to give them a dazzling look.</p>
