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Year 2008 was a fashionably hit year, which had all the good stuff from clothes to accessories, everything was fashionable, vibrant and cool colors,prints,texture, and all kinds of silhouettes, in short it was a good year for fashion conscious people.

But as the year has gone by giving us so much good things in fashion, and spring/summer 2009 has entered ,its time to refresh your wardrobe, because if you want to be fashionable you have to stay with it, and fashion keeps on changing.

This year the colors most in fashion are soft nude colors, but the year's biggest, sexiest, trendiest, fashionable trend is see-through clothes.

Yes, the trend for sheer fabric is back, it was in fashion earlier also, but this time it comes back with a more wearable way.

Instead, designers have combined layer and layer of sheer fabrics to create a subtle yet super sexy look.

Sheer and semi-transparent clothes can be a great way to show off the season's bright colors without being too gaudy. By layering sheer clothes on top of a brighter tone it still gives the color and vibrancy of the shade, yet in a more delicate way.

Being fashionable doesn't means you have to wear a full on transparent trend, as we can't walk on road or bus like this, but you can add a bit of transparency in your clothes. Wear a half transparent top with a straight pair of trousers or denims or even skirts. Or just add this sheer fabric into the sleeves of top or in back. Even the border of sarees can be made with a sheer fabric.

In short, you can follow this trend freely, and its up to you how to add this trend into you wardrobe, you can even buy bags of transparent material.

The trend of transparent clothing doesn't make you walk around half naked: playing hide-and-seek with several layers makes you appear mysterious and alluring.

So girls go now, and make a peek-a-boo-wardrobe!!!!!

Fashion is a thing which on changing not every year but every minute, but there are thousands of trends which come again and again and that is called classic. But according to me you should feel confident and beautiful from inside to carry off any kind of dress and then you will be able to make your own fashion statement.

Fashion is the second name of experiment, yes, because you experiment with new things and those things which you never thought would make a style statement and that's why I have chosen "QUILTING" as the current fashion trend to comment upon.

Quilting can be elaborately decorative, comprising stitching fashioned into complex designs and patterns. The quilter may choose to emphasize and add to the richness of the quilting, by using threads that are multicolored and/or metallic, or that contrast highly to the fabric. Conversely, the quilter may choose to make the quilting disappear, using "invisible" nylon or polyester thread, and stitching in the ditch (in the seam line). Some quilters draw the quilting design on the quilt top before stitching, while others stitch "freehand."

Quilting is a form which was introduced years ago, but it was seen only on bed sheets, cushions and cushion covers but as nothing gets hide with fashion so last year fashion designers introduced this form into clothes as well and I personally like this trend a lot because it is fashion and yet very wearable because you can find this trend in all type of dresses whether it is Indian or western outfit. And not only on dresses if you like this trend but feels afraid of adding it on your dresses then you can buy footwear or handbags with quilting form.  

Quilting is a form which is now-a-days seen on a lot of fashion runways, in stores. Quilting is seen not only on dresses on sarees, lenghas, suits, handbags and shoes, in short it is seen every item related to fashion conscious people.

• Mix the six tablespoons of oil with the maida.
• Now add some water as required and knead into soft dough.
• Set aside and cover with a damp cloth.
• Fry khoya in a deep-frying pan to a light brown color.
• Add sugar, almonds and kismis into the khoya and mix well.
• Remove from the fire and let it cool.
• Roll out the kneaded dough into a small and thick chapatti.
• Fill half the chapati with the khoya mixture and seal the round, twisting the edges inwards.
• Deep-fry these gujhias to a deep golden brown color on slow flame.
• Take them out with a sieve type ladle and drain the oil completely.