90s Bollywood Fashion Trends in India - Bollywood Style in Pictures

90s Bollywood Fashion

BollywoodFashion in the 90s is very unique from today’s fashion. If you will see the song pasteurization of Bollywood movies in the time from 1990 to 1995, you will see that most of the styles for men and women were flashy and loud. In that times the paints of the Bollywood heroes are very light and are very loose as compare from today’s fashion. In today’s world generation people wants slim fit paints and jeans.

Post Mid-90s, there was a revolution in style and fashion as designers like Manish Malhotra gave a whole new look to the Indian women. Manish Malhotra perked the sexiness of the Indian women with some trendy and stylish wear. For an example Urmila Matondkar, Manisha Koirala, Madhuri Dixit and Karishma Kapoor got a huge boost to their image and sensual appeal by a new-found dressing style. Manish Malhotra still continues to be an influential figure as far as Bollywood is concerned. Rangeela (1995) in particular was a pivotal point in Bollywood fashion, with short skirts and trendy outfits for the ladies coming up in vogue. Movies like Dill wale dulhaniya le jayenge (1995), Raja Hindustani (1996) and Dill to Paagal Hai (1997) changed the fashion scenario in Bollywood. Later on Movies like Kuch Kuch Hota Hai (1998) triggered a fashion fever for upper clothing among men with foreign brand like DKNY and TOMMY HILFIGER.

90s fashion in India- some designer like Suneet Verma, Manish Arora and other talented designers during the decade introduced new trends in the world of fashion. The trend of corset blouse was launched for the first time in 1992 which was made of satin, stretch lace or polyester taffeta. The designer was inspired from the corsetry France. This beautiful bust dressing just replaced the ancient choli with sarees and letters also be tried with short pants and skirts.

Short Paints and Skirt Trends.

Apart from all this, the Indian embroidered tunic earned great attention of designers and fashion lovers all over the world. By shorting the traditional Kurta, Monish Jai Singh designed Kurti and makes it successfully the universal dress for Indian Women’s. This is the traditional invention which is in the trend today’s also.

Deepika Padukone wearing a Short Kurta.

Now, if we talk about the hairstyles and makeup, then it was a weird form of fashion for Indian women’s. For instance, dark lipsticks and lip liners with matte foundation, weird updos and gaudy hair jewels were in fashion. Curls and crown hairstyles were highly popular while a wide ,Community of women also preferred designing their hair into stylish manner by cutting front fringes

90s Hairstyles

Woman fashion was also equally dramatic and printed shirts were highly popular. Polkar dots set up as a style statement and were used frequently in male scarves. Hairstyles with front fringes were in fashion in males also and galis was the leading trend.