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Blouse Designs To Flaunt Your Cleavage!

June 28, 2012 by  
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fashion inspiration. Here are some of the best blouse designs sported by Bollywood celebs to show off their cleavage.
Blouse Designs To Flaunt Your Cleavage!

Blouse Designs To Flaunt Cleavage:

Deep ‘V’ Neck: The stunning diva Vidya Balan has worn quite a few deep ‘v’ necks for her boldest endeavor, ‘The Dirty Picture’. This red blouse starts as square neck and then plunges into a deep ‘V’ neckline. Not only is it showing her ample cleavage quite well. In fact, it leaves little to imagination.

The Stringy Halter: Ideally an halter is a blouse design that should block your neck and show off your back. However, our spectacular B’ Town beauties have found a way around it. The halter blouse is now held just by a string. The nude coloured halter that Bipasha Basu is wearing is the perfect example of this design. It is like a modified halter lingerie that matches with your saree! The neckline here can be rounded or in V-shape, the latter being more revealing than the first.

The Scooped Boat Neck: A boat neck blouse was also originally supposed to show off your shoulders while hiding your cleavage. But, now that the stars like to bare it all, here is the new scooped boat neck design. Your neckline needs to be plunge down to a minimum of 10 inches for this design to work. The shape will be that of a rounded boat. This blouse design is ideal for short height women like Vidya Balan because the bare skin under the neck gives an illusion of height.

The Square Neck: Showing your cleavage with a square necked blouse is very easy but it is the most difficult design to handle. A V-neck partially covers your breasts and so does a round neck. But, a square plunge straight down without covering any part of your chest. The rise of your breast will also be visible along with your cleavage. You need to have a tall slender body like Bipasha to carry this design. This neckline is best complimented with cute puff sleeves.

These out-of-the-world blouse designs can help you look sexy in a saree like never before. Choose the one that suits you best.

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Report: Deron Williams will only choose between Dallas and Brooklyn

June 28, 2012 by  
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They are the obvious choices, and now, it would appear, they are the only choices.

ESPN’s Marc Stein reports:

When NBA free agency begins at midnight July 1, Brooklyn Nets star guard Deron Williams will be choosing from a two-team list that only features the Nets and the Dallas Mavericks, according to sources close to the situation.

Sources told ESPN.com on Saturday night that, while this summer’s No. 1 free agent remains “up in the air” about which team he’ll ultimately chose, Williams already has made the decision to narrow his list of potential destinations to those two franchises.

via Deron Williams only interested in signing with Brooklyn Nets or Dallas Mavericks, sources say – ESPN New York.

This has seemingly been the case for a while, but having it confirmed by a source so close to the Mavericks in Stein is significant. Typically a lot of action in terms of both free agency and trades is held up for the biggest move. Teams want to make sure they’re out of the running for a star before making moves for the future. Knowing that it will definitely be one of those two teams makes life easier for the other franchises, of which Stein lists the Blazers, Rockets, Suns, and Lakers as interested parties.

The smart money’s on New Jersey. Which, you know, isn’t that smart at all.

The Nets can offer the most money and years by re-signing Williams under the new CBA, and their move to Brooklyn means more financial opportunities for the All-Star. Stein also reports Williams was scouting a locker at the new Barclay Center on a tour this week. There is every reason to believe that Williams will re-sign with the Nets and make Brooklyn his home, sending Dallas in a drastic new direction for the future.

Some helpful information about the Nets team Williams is so sure of:

  • They went 22-44 last year, but that’s OK, because it’s an improvement on the 24-58 record they had the year before. I mean, not much of one, but still!
  • Their next best player at the moment is a center with a severe foot injury that limited him all last season and has significant rebounding problems.
  • Their next best player would be Gerald Wallace, but he’s opting out into free agency. But that’s OK, because there’s a good chance he’ll re-sign. At age 30.
  • They only have six players on roster for next year (assuming they re-sign Lopez in restricted free agency for eight figures), but that’s OK, because one of them is Johan Petro for $3.5 million.
  • Their front office has swung out in the past two years in luring LeBron James, Dwyane Wade, Amar’e Stoudemire, Carmelo Anthony, and Dwight Howard to their team, but that’s OK, because they traded their first-rounder to bring in Gerald Wallace who’s now a free agent last year.

Look, I’m not throwing this stuff out there to bag on the Nets. I want the Nets to be good. It’s good for the league. A New York-Brooklyn rivalry featuring multiple stars would be great for the league. Prokhorov being in the limelight would be hilariously good for the league. But Williams has stated he wants to contend. So why is this team even an option?

I know, I know. Dwight Howard. The plan, apparently, is for the Nets to sign Williams, then sign a bunch of free agents that Orlando wants, then trade those pieces plus Lopez who the Magic are “eh” about in order to get Howard. And that could happen. But is that going to be enough? Do they have anything resembling a supporting cast? Even if Wallace re-signs, is that enough? Is Williams, Howard, Wallace, and a poor supporting cast going to be better than what the Knicks have, let alone Miami?

But that’s where Williams’ mind is at. Dallas represents challenges, too, but it also features Dirk Nowitzki and an owner and management team with a proven track record that won the title a year ago.

Either way, there isn’t a perfect choice. At least Williams can limit that choice down to those two teams, though.

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