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Spotted Ms. Birla looking absolutely lovely in her animal print dress which she paired with a Roberto Cavalli statement necklace. We wouldn’t change a thing, okay so maybe the clutch but barring that… we love.
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Avanti Birla At HDIL Couture Week
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Roberto Cavalli Necklace
Photo Credit: Viral Bhayani, Marie Claire
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Oh, how much I love this Cavalli kaftan. An all-over animal-print can be overwhelming but I love that the print fades to black at the bottom. Just the perfect amount of print for a maxi without being overbearing. As for Ms. Jethmalani, the kaftan seems a bit long for her or maybe its just the angle.
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Left: Haseena Jethmalani at ‘Tote’ Launch
Right: Roberto Cavalli Asymmetric Silk Kaftan
Photo Credit: Indiatimes
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At Hemi Bawa’s exhibition, Delhi socialite Cheena Vig was spotted wearing a Roberto Cavalli green silk dress. If the abstract print looks familiar, it’s because Dia Mirza wore a runway version of it for the Marie Claire India August Cover which you can catch here. How I would love to own a tunic of the same print.
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Left: Roberto Cavalli Knot Detail Evening Dress
Right: Cheena Vig at Hemi Bawa’s ‘Glass Dimension’ exhibition
Photo Credit: HindustanTimes
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This is quite a surprise! Nop, not the part that Kareena is in a Cavalli but that it’s a Cavalli and it isn’t animal print! 😛
Love both versions but needless to say hate the raccoon eyes!
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Left: Kareena Kapoor at Lakme Fashion Week
Right: Roberto Cavalli Dress ( Buy )
Photo Credit: Viral Bhayani
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Dia features in the latest issue of Marie Claire India wearing a green Roberto Cavalli on the cover. She also wears the same blue Cue dress that we JUST saw on Lisa Ray (see here ). ( Guess, the stylist wasn’t informed that the dress had already used. 😛 ). I won’t be surprised if the long necklace ( worn with the Cue) was Dia’s input considering she sports that look so much.
P.S. Catch a clearer view of the dresses in the video of the shoot inside.
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Dia Mirza in Marie Claire India July 2009
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Roberto Cavalli, Spring 2009
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Cue by Rahul Khanna and Rohit Gandhi, Spring 2009
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Rajesh Pratap Singh, Spring 2008
