An A-line cut skirt is strict no as you do not want to add more drama to the look.Last year the rage among fashion designers, stylists and fashionistas were exaggerated sleeves. The trend is dramatic and elaborate in itself, so its best to keep the rest of the look as minimal as possible. "Although minimal is the way to go, I have seen people styling the trend with heavy and dramatic jewellery which I think works well too," adds Riya. Floor length sleeves are a a busy trend to carry off. Designer Ashwini Raju says, "It is always a good thing to keep the neck bare with this trend. "These sleeves have mostly been found on lehengas, sari and gowns. "Although it is a good trend to try, I dont think that it will stick around for a long time. These sleeves have been predicted to be quite big this with stars likes Prachi Desai, Sonam Kapoor sporting this trend.

People were donning sleeves in all shapes and sizes. "Materials like chiffon, single jersey or knitted fabric or any kind of stretchable fabric will suit the floor length sleeves," Prerana signs off." Prerana also suggests trying out a one shoulder, floor-touching sleeve gown to make a bold and stylish statement.. These sleeves have a dramatic flare to them and tend to make a bold statement when ever worn. The China Polyester Spandex Fabrics jewellery that you wear should be such that it doesn’t get lost in the floor touching sleeves. The trend became an instant hit with designers who were trying to incorporate them into their designs in fun and unique ways. Heavy chunky earrings with a crystal belt and clutch will be perfect." She further adds, "I think that organza in any summery colour will be the best choice. Riya goes on to say, "You can try a bare neck top with floor-touching sleeves and pair it with a straight cut or parallel cut skirt and chandelier earrings.

The best part is that the sleeves can be made both in a plain fabric as well as a sheer embellished fabric," opiniates designer Prerana Sarkar." Other than organza there are other fabrics which one can try out. It is one of those contemporary trends that will hang around only for sometime," says designer Riya Kodali. Bell to cape to butterfly, these have now been taken over by the floor-touching or knee length sleeves. But this designer is of the opinion that this trend is just a come-and-go trend.