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This little kid explain coronavirus in the most adorable way!

This little kid explain coronavirus in the most adorable way!


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Bom Diggy की सिंगर के कपड़े देख कर लेंगे तौबा-तौबा April 14, 2020 at 06:35PM

सुपरहिट सॉन्ग 'Bom Diggy' से पॉप्युलैरिटी पाने वाली सिंगर जैस्मिन वालिया (Jasmin Walia) बोल्ड फैशन को ट्राई करने में पीछे नहीं रहती हैं, लेकिन कई बार उनका अवतार इतना ज्यादा हॉट हो जाता है कि फैन्स यह तक कह डालते हैं कि 'आप तो सूरज से भी ज्यादा हॉट हैं'। कुछ ऐसा ही लुक उनकी लेटेस्ट तस्वीर में नजर आ रहा है।
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DIY Tie-Dye Tips, Tricks, & Product Picks — Straight From A Pro

What do the free-spirited '60s, temporary yin-yang tatted '90s, and fashion week runways of 2019 all have in common? Two words, one hyphen (and looks pretty groovy on a T-shirt): tie-dye. The colorfully patterned technique has made its style mark over several decades, and we're currently living for its most recent resurgence. We not only love the nostalgic technique for making us feel like carefree camp-kids again but also because it's an easy and affordable trend to DIY on just about anything. To prove it, we rounded up the best tie-dye kits with matching what-to-dye buys that Amazon has to offer and consulted an expert on beginner-technique advice. Shabd Simon-Alexander, designer, activist, educator, and author of Tie-Dye: Dye It, Wear It, Share It, shared just how easy it is to do at home.

Aside from wetting fabric, tying it, and then dying it, more specific tie-dye techniques can be broken down into two categories: bath dying or applying to fabric. "Dyeing clothes in a bath is best when you're going for a monochromatic look — think the strong contrast indigo and white Japanese shibori look. Applying color directly is best when you want a multi-colored effect. When you do that, you can use squeeze bottles, paintbrushes, spray bottles, any tool to get the color onto the fabric," Shabd explains.

She suggests sticking with natural materials (like cotton, linen, or hemp) for a consistent end result and staying away from harder to dye polyester fabrics. Shabd also recommends opting for the cold water and fiber reactive MX dyes commonly found in craft kits, because while still non-toxic they are ultimately less involved than going the more "romantic" natural dye route. "You can use anything to bind the fabric - rubber bands are easy and reusable, string has a different effect," Shabd shares. "You can also tie the garment in knots, sew patterns into it, fold it, clamp it in between boards, anything to create a design!"

"There's a lot of different techniques, materials, and aesthetics — tie-dye has been practiced all over the world for hundreds of years — but the basic concept always remains the same." And according to Shabd, the basic concept of tie-dying looks a lot like the easygoing pattern itself: "Experiment. Have fun. The accidents are always the greatest successes." Scroll on to embark on your own tie then dye adventure with our favorite DIY essentials ahead, from breezy clothes to Shibori kits and Shabd's instructional guide.

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Tulip One-Step Tie-Dye Kit


Get your tie-dye station stocked and mess-proofed for action with all the fundamental essentials; this DIY kit includes 12 different dye-squeeze bottle options, rubber bands, plastic gloves, and a protective plastic tablecloth.

Tulip One-Step Tie-Dye Kit Super Big 12 Colors, $, available at Amazon

High-Waist Cotton-Spandex Bike Shorts


Our new go-to summer shorts: this 95% cotton and spandex-blend pair of white bike shorts treated with our very own DIY tie-dye pattern.

TheMogan Cotton-Blend High-Waist Bike Shorts, $, available at Amazon

Jacquard Funky Groovy Tie Dye Kit


Let this psychedelic box take you back to the '90s — where you may or may not have been wearing a henna choker and crafting a paper fortune teller. This bold kit comes complete with rubber bands, soda ash, gloves, and dye bottles with pre-measured dyes (yellow, magenta, and turquoise) for up to five shirts.

Jacquard Funky Groovy Tie Dye Kit, $, available at Amazon

100% Cotton Cloth Napkins


Easily tie-dye up a batch of 100%-cotton tea towels as a stylish summery accent for your own space or as affordable bespoke gifts to dole out to friends.

Urban Villa 100% Cotton Cloth Napkins With Mitered Corners, 12, $, available at Amazon

Cotton-Linen Double Layer Maxi Skirt


Just over here dreaming about all the groovy pattern and hue possibilities this cotton-linen skirt is waiting to be tied and dyed with.

Ezcosplay Cotton Linen Double Layer Elastic Waist Long M, $, available at Amazon

Made Kits Indigo Dye Kit


If you're looking to ease into the trend, try going for a subtler indigo look. This shibori dye kit includes pre-measured indigo, thiox, and soda ash with two reusable acrylic squares, rubber bands, gloves, and easy instructions on how to start dying your 15yd-fabric of choice.

One-One Thousand Indigo Shibori Dye Kit, $, available at Amazon

Oversized Cotton Linen Shirt


Turn this oversized button-down into a stylish beach coverup by adding your own tie-dye color-flourish to its white cotton-linen canvas.

Minibee Oversized Cotton Linen Blouse, $, available at Amazon

Jacquard Pink iDye Poly


You can also buy single dye color packets, too, if a full-color kit isn't your style! Jacquard offers a wide range of vibrant options from pink to turquoise, lilac, kelly green, and beyond.

Jacquard IDYE-456 iDye Poly, 14 Grams, Pink, $, available at Amazon

No Nonsense Cotton Capri Leggings


Make your very own pair of tie-dye workout leggings your fancy fitness-class attendees will covet.

No Nonsense Women's Cotton Capri Legging, $, available at Amazon

Hanes Women's V-Notch Pullover Sweatshirt


Throw a tie-dyed crewneck sweatshirt on top of those workout leggings and you've got yourself one stylish matching sweatsuit.

Hanes Women's V-Notch Pullover Fleece Sweatshirt, $, available at Amazon

S-E-I Camo Tie-Dye Kit


Transition your tie-dye style from summer to fall by employing a camo-color pattern into your DIY technique — this multi-color kit comes complete with three dye bottles (green, black, and gray) set to make six to 12 projects.

SEI Camo Tie-Dye Kit, 3 Color, $, available at Amazon

100% Cotton Turkish Towel


Be the talk of your beach weekends with a one-of-a-kind Turkish towel that you hand-dyed in a groovy colorful pattern.

Cacala Pestemal Turkish Cotton Bath Towels, $, available at Amazon

100% Linen Cropped Wide Leg Pants With Elastic Waist


Whether you wear your tie-dyed pair of relaxed linen pants to bed or out on the town is up to you — but whether you choose to sport them this summer, you'll be doing it in funky-chic style.

Ecupper Linen Cropped Wide Leg Pants With Elastic Waist, $, available at Amazon

Tulip One-Step Moody Blue Tie-Dye Kit


If your style resonates with a "moody blue" color palette then this one-step dye kit with protective gloves and rubber bands is ready to turquoise, green, and blue up your summer.

Tulip One Step Kit: Moody Blue Tie Dye, $, available at Amazon

Amazon Essentials Cotton Stretch Bikini 6-Pack


Get your intimates' game on point with a freshly tie-dyed mix of cotton bikini briefs for lounging around the house in.

Amazon Essentials Amazon Essentials Women's Cotton Stretch Bikini Panty, $, available at Amazon

100% Cotton Socks


Or, step up your sock drawer to new stylish levels by hand-dying a few pairs in an assortment of vibrant tie-dye patterns.

Buster Brown Women's 100% Cotton Socks (3 Pack), $, available at Amazon

Jacquard 15-Shirt Dye Kit


This standard kit with four squirt bottles, rubber gloves, and bands will cover up to 15 T-Shirts (or other fabrics) with pre-measured dyes in classic red, blue, and yellow hues.

Jacquard Tie-Dye Kit, $, available at Amazon

100% Cotton Pom-Fringe Pillow Covers


Tie-dye is not all T-shirts bandanas, treat your home to a summery splash of the funky trend by DIY-dying this pair of cotton pom-fringe pillow covers.

Flber Pom-Fringe Cotton Pillow Covers (Set of 2), $, available at Amazon

Shabd Simon-Alexander's Tie-Dye: Dye It, Wear It, Share It


If you still don't feel comfortable DIY-dying at home, or you're looking to enhance your style technique, then pick up Shabd's full guide to take you from tie-dye beginner to expert real quick. Her book contains detailed how-tos on everything from dip-dye to shibori, ombré, traditional circle patterns, design secrets, color tips, and much more.

Random House Tie-Dye: Dye It, Wear It, Share It, $, available at Amazon

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Dressing Up As Famous Art? Count Us In

Also known as Girl in a Turban. Circa 1665. Located in: Mauritshuis, The Hague, Netherlands. (Photo by Francis G. Mayer/Corbis/VCG via Getty Images)

It’s been three weeks since Governor Andrew Cuomo of New York announced a “stay-at-home” ordinance for the state’s roughly 20 million residents. During that time, those of us with nonessential jobs have been searching for ways to stay busy. It started with binge-watching Tiger King (Why? We don’t know). From there, we moved on to botching every focaccia recipe on Pinterest, followed by joining TikTok even though we promised ourselves we wouldn’t. Now what? 

Whether you’re culturally deprived, bored, or both, the latest social media challenge to grace our Twitter feeds might be just what you need to get out of the three-week-quarantine slump. Recently, a number of prominent museums, including the Met in New York and the Louvre in Paris, have begun challenging their followers to recreate famous works of art —  art that, due to the novel coronavirus, can’t currently be enjoyed IRL. The rules, according to the Getty Museum’s Twitter account, are simple: Choose your favorite artwork. Then, find three things lying around your house, and recreate the artwork with those items. Share it. 

In the weeks since the tweet was blasted out, over 3,800 responses have been uploaded to the Getty’s account alone. Thousands more have made submissions using the hashtag #MuseumChallenge, with artworks ranging from Old Master paintings dating back to the 1500s to renowned Dutch contemporary pieces like Vermeer’s “Girl with a Pearl Earring” being replicated by people around the world, from New York to the Netherlands, using only what can be found around the house. 

In a fun and surprising (sort of) turn of events, many of the submissions included the use of pugs. So, you know, there’s that. 

Other famous works that have made the cut so far include Rembrandt’s famous (and gruesome) “Head of John the Baptist” from 1648, Dante Gabriel Rossetti’s “Lady Lilith” from 1867, and Albert Anker’s “Mädchen die Haare flechtend” from 1887. 

With that, scroll on for our favorite submissions so far and join the #MuseumChallenge today. Who knows? Maybe you’ll learn a thing or two about art along the way. 

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Hana Tajima’s Modest Uniqlo Collection Is All About Women’s Bodies

Modest fashion means something different depending on who you ask. In many cultures, dressing in a modest way is indicative of certain religious or spiritual beliefs. In others, it errs more on the side of a style choice. “Within mainstream fashion, there’s been a movement toward more androgynous style, looser silhouettes, and a different take on femininity,” says modest, or as she refers to it, ‘understated’ fashion designer Hana Tajima. “All those things exist within modest fashion.”

Today, Uniqlo announced the launch of its spring ‘20 collaborative collection with Tajima. The beautiful 36-piece collection of long hemlines, high necks, and headscarves are all extremely on-trend, proving that regardless of the reason, fashion at large is embracing the modest. 

For Tajima, designing clothing for women who prefer to dress in a more understated fashion is less about the fashion and more about women in general. “I’ve always found the name ‘modest fashion’ to be too loaded,” she says. Instead, she “wants to connect to that feeling of beauty that exists in all women with each collection, regardless of labels.” 

“What brings me the most joy is for these pieces to become part of the relationship between a woman and her body,” Tajima says of designing understated fashion. So when it came time to create her latest collection for Uniqlo — the duo has worked together since 2015 — she knew she wanted to base it on the unique and ever-changing shape of women’s bodies. 

For the spring ‘20 collection, Tajima focused her attention on sizing in an attempt to create clothing that moved with a woman’s body as it changes, “throughout the month, or even through the day.” 

“Our bodies are not static,” she said, “and so I created adjustable details which could reflect that.”

This concentration was a personal one. After feeling alienated by the changes she saw in her own body, she chose to speak out and see if other women felt the same way. In doing so, she realized the emotionally damaging effects of clothing that doesn’t allow for bodies to fluctuate in size. “By allowing us to adjust waist size, and in creating loose but beautifully proportioned silhouettes, I felt like I could make a woman feel truly comfortable in her own body.” 

The collection goes on to feature bright colors and original patterns drawn by Tajima herself. “I wanted this collection to feel joyful. To bring a sense of play back into the way we dress,” she recalls. The result: a 36-piece collection of flowing house dresses (perfect for staying inside right now), blouses, outerwear, and modest accessories that any woman, no matter her reason for dressing, could style comfortably this spring. 

The Hana Tajima x Uniqlo collection will be available to shop online and in select Uniqlo stores on April 16th. 

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बिग बॉस 11 के बाद सपना चौधरी के लुक में आ गए ये बड़े बदलाव, तस्वीरें देखकर नहीं होगा यकीन April 14, 2020 at 12:18AM

अपने लटके-झटके और ठुमकों से जमकर कहर बरपाने वाली हरियाणवी छोरी और डांसर () के दीवानों की कोई कमी नहीं हैं। हरियाणा में ही नहीं बल्कि बॉलीवुड में भी उनके फैंस की अच्छी-खासी लिस्ट है। उनके डांस मूव्स के लोग इस कदर दीवाने हैं कि उनका कोई भी वीडियो आते ही सोशल मीडिया पर तेजी से वायरल हो जाता है। लेकिन क्या आपने एक बात पर गौर किया कि मैडम जब से बिग बॉस 11 के घर से वापस क्या आईं, तब से उनका फैशन पूरी तरह से बदल गया है। जी हां, सीधी-साधी देसी कुड़ी बन सबका दिल जीतने वाली सपना चौधरी इन दिनों विदेशी मैम बनकर अपने स्टाइलिश लुक से सभी को इम्प्रेस कर रही हैं। बिग बॉस सीजन 11 (Bigg Boss 11) से पहले सपना चौधरी हरियाणा और उसके आसपास के राज्यों की रागनी पार्टियों के लिए काम करती थीं लेकिन धीरे-धीरे सपना ने अपनी स्टेज परफॉरमेंस पर जोर दिया। जिसके लिए सपना अधिकतर सूट-सलवार पहनती थीं। उनके सूट-सलवार डार्क रंग के होने के साथ-साथ चौड़े-चौड़े बॉर्डर वाले होते थे। वहीं बात करें उनके मेकअप की तो अगर आप उनके इंस्टाग्राम पर एक नजर डालेंगे तो आप देख सकेंगे कि उनकी आधे से ज्यादा तस्वीरें नो मेकअप लुक में हैं। यही नहीं स्टेज परफॉरमेंस के दौरान भी सपना मिनिमल मेकअप में ही नजर आती थी। जिसमें ज्यादातर अपने बालों को कोई स्टाइल न देते हुए उन्हें या तो पोनी टेल या फिर चोटी में बांधकर रखती थीं। बिग बॉस के घर में शुरुआती दिनों में भी सपना बाकी घरवालों की अपेक्षा सिंपल लुक में ही नजर आती थीं। सबसे पहले तो आप एक नजर इन तस्वीरों पर डालिए... वहीं बिग बॉस के घर से बाहर आने के बाद सपना चौधरी का फैशन पूरी तरह बदल गया है। इन दिनों सपना अपने लुक में एक के बाद एक बदलाव करके फैंस को अपना दीवाना बना रही हैं। अपने नए लुक में सपना पहले से भी ज्यादा खूबसूरत लग रही हैं। अब उन्होंने सूट-सलवार का पीछा छोड़ा अपने लुक में वेस्टर्न ड्रेसेस को भी ऐड किया है। वन पीस से लेकर ऑफ शोल्डर तक, बॉडीकॉन से लेकर हाई स्लिट तक सपना सब कुछ ट्राई कर रही हैं। वहीं, बात करें सपना के मेकअप की तो वह इन दिनों अपने लुक के हिसाब से खुद को स्टाइल कर आ रही हैं। मिनिमल मेकअप के साथ उनका स्मोकी आईज वाला लुक कातिलाना है। ( ये भी पढ़ें: ) सपना ने हाल ही में एक फोटोशूट कराया था जिसमें उन्होंने ब्लैक क्रॉप टॉप और पेंसिल स्कर्ट को पहना हुआ था। इस ड्रेस के टॉप में जाली की डिजाइन बनी है जिसमें उनकी ब्रालेट साफ नजर आ रही है। साथ ही मिनिमल मेकअप, स्मोकी ब्लैक आईज, रेड लिप कलर और खुले बाल उनके इस लुक को कम्पलीट कर रहे थे। बात करें सपना के साड़ी पहनने के तरीके की तो वो भी अब पूरी तरह से बदल चुका है। सपना की साड़ी में अब आपको स्लीवलेस से लेकर बैक डीप तक के कई डिज़ाइन देखने को मिल जाएंगे। ( ये भी पढ़ें: ‘)
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This little one explains coronavirus in the cutest way

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