In Twos

At her movie’s promotions recently, Radhika was photographed wearing a printed Abdul Halder dress. With her hair pulled back in a centre-parted low bun, the actor finished out the look with a bright lip and pair of Topshop pumps. Speaking of the latter, it was a dress from the high-street brand for the actor while at the screening of her movie. With her hair in soft waves, Radhika paired her Topshop dress with Zara pumps.

The severe hair didn’t quite work with the printed dress; it really brought the look down. Of the two, her look at the screening (in yellow Topshop) was an easy favorite; Ms. Apte looked good!

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Radhika Apte At Phobia Promotions

Radhika Apte In Abdul Halder At Phobia Promotions And In Topshop At Phobia Screening-2

Radhika Apte At Phobia Screening

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Couple Talk

By Payal
February 24, 2015
Found/Off The Runway
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Atif and Sara walked the red carpet with the former picking a checked Abdul Halder suit and the latter, a black Sabyasachi anarkali.

An updo on Sara and an extra inch on Atif’s pants and we’d have given their look two thumbs up. For now, we’re giving it one. 😉

Both are wearing jewellery from Anmol.

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Sara Bharwana & Atif Aslam at Global Indian Music Awards (GIMA) 2015

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In Abdul Halder

It was an interesting choice of dress on Narmada, one that we aren’t entirely convinced with. Considering that the dress also has a blue patch on the back of the dress drawing attention to the derrière makes it a lil’ iffy for us.

Left, Centre: Narmada Ahuja At India International Jewellery Week 2012
Far Right: Abdul Halder, WLIFW Fall 2012

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Abdul Halder: LFW Spring Summer/Resort 2010

By Payal
March 24, 2010
The Daily Etcetera
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After showing a few outfits in summery colors, Abdul Halder returned to his safe zone which was presenting a bridal collection that consisted of ornate lehengas and saris complemented by Kundan jewellery from the M B Group for the women and achkans, suits and sherwanis for the men.

Although the bling wasn’t our thing, something tells us that people who love it (bling) will lap this collection up!

P.S. A special mention about the velvet balloon lehenga: we hope we never spot anyone in it. It was much worse looking in person.