In Sabyasachi

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Deepika attended the Time 100 Impact Awards in Dubai on Monday evening wearing a sari by (no points for guessing) Sabyasachi paired with a pearl choker and tear drop polki earrings. Am on the fence about the choker but she looked glamourous in the gold sari.



Deepika Padukone

Photo Credit: Khaleej Times

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  1. This look = glittery sareee + sleeveless blouse + choker + big studs + middle parted hair + bun = has been done to death a gazillion times by DP herself.

    .Deepika makes it work, no doubt. But there were 100s of other options to choose from.

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  2. I for one, like this one better than the random ” hi fashun” looks she has been serving up of late. Classic: yes. Works for her: yes. Ground breaking fashion: no. But I’ll take this over the curated airport looks with the red latex pleather.

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      • They’re different.
        I’m is the contraction or is short for I Am.
        I am or I’m is used to make a statement and you can begin a sentence with it.
        Ex : I am on the fence with this.

        Am is used to begin
        a question/challenging statement.
        Ex : Am I on the fence with this?

        This is the simplest example I could give. Please Google for more.
        🙂

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        • This is utter nonsense, syntactically. Am absolutely sure it’s fine to start a casual sentence with “Am” – the comment box is a not a formal space

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    • mature english langugage speakers keep tweaking the language to make it sound casual. I am is a classic example of losing the ‘I’ to make it casual. I’m is almost the same as ‘I am’ or ‘Am’.

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  3. God I love it! Maybe accessories especially the choker could’ve been missed, the saree is heavily ornate and needs nothing, styling is just right

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  4. Love love love! Classic sari, DP looks fantastic! Choker is elevating the look, just beautiful! Don’t care if it’s repetitive, it’s good to play to your strength!

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