A treat for fashion shopaholics

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The shopaholics had a great time shopping at the biggest festive season shopping extravaganza at Jehan Numa Palace.

Scarlet Blush, an exhibition of fashionable accessories and new trends was put up at Jehan Numa Palace here on Thursday to woo the shopaholics of the city. Notably, this was the season three of Scarlet Blush in Bhopal.

Notably, various exhibitions are being put up in the city this festive season, but this is all about Rakhi and Teej shopping extravaganza. Interestingly, this daylong exhibition evoked a huge response by the shopaholics of the city as under this exhibition they could find each and everything under one roof.

From Couture (western and Indian) to homemade chocolates and from pretty designer accessories to furniture all was available at the daylong exhibition. The major attraction of the exhibition was the designer rakhis that attracted most of the crowd. These designer rakhis were from Kolkata and Indore and people bought it for the Rakhi and Teej festival.

Further, Bhartiyam deco fab furnishings had put up its exhibition for the first time at Scarlet Blush and introduced its home furnishings there.

Further, the shopaholics also bought Bed-sheet and covers of the big brands including Bombay dyeing, Ddecor, swayam, SB, Readymade curtain and cloths, Sleepwell and eclipse mattresses, Fancy and traditional cushion covers, blinds, wall papers, wooden flooring, carpets, rugs and doormats, table covers and mats, Sofa covers and upholstery.

Further designer outfits from Studio.S, 6th Element Fashion Studio comprised of bold sillouhettes teamed with electric play of colors and finishes with gold and copper emblishments captivated the attention of the female buyers at the exhibition.

Notably, the exhibition included the items and materials by the renowned designers from Delhi, MMumbai, Kolkata, Jaipur, Ahmedabad, Indore and lucknow.

The buyers were amused to watch the such a show of the designer accessories, furniture and outfits.

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