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Kama Sidhu worked her Stella McCartney sheath dress while hosting an event for Van Heusen. A Shivan & Narresh necklace and Christian Louboutin ankle-strap sandals completed her look. Looked good!
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Left, Centre: Kamal Sidhu At The Van Heusen Event
Far Right: Stella McCartney Octavia Dress
Photo Credit: Viral Bhayani, Solaris Images
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Two recent events had Huma pick voluminous kurtas, one with an asymmetrical hemline and the other paired with sheer churidaars. Platform peep-toe pumps completed her look both times.
Have a favorite?
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Huma Qureshi
Left: At ‘Chittagong‘ Screening
Right: At L’Officiel’s Magic Bus Charity Event
Photo Credit: Viral Bhayani
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In Payal Khandwala, Ms. Mohapatra attended the screening of a movie in Mumbai last night. I liked the look a whole lot more when I couldn’t see the shoes. Silver jewelry and a roomy bag completed her look.
Speaking of the bag, I understand the need for big bags, I do. But unless when absolutely necessary, I wish ladies would consider carrying smaller bags (and not necessarily clutches) for events held in the evenings, like screenings such as this.
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Sona Mohapatra At ‘Chittagong‘ Screening
Photo Credit: Viral Bhayani
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It was a grey-taupe peplum Annu and Amrit dress for Esha while at the music launch of her upcoming movie. Side-swept hair and black pumps finished out her look. A tad somber, but the gorgeous actress looked good.
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Esha Gupta At The Music Launch Of ‘Chakravyuh‘
Photo Credit: Solaris Images
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I sat on this post for a while. Only because sometimes I’ll feel differently about a collection once it has had time to settle in. And also because am a long time, ardent fan of Mr. Arora’s. However, what I felt when I first saw these pictures hasn’t changed. Am afraid this collection was bit of a disappointment.
Bringing his usual brand of over the top kitsch, the designer like many others this season looked to India for inspiration. A riot of colors, tiger motifs and digital jewel prints along with embroideries and appliques made up the collection. It all however, felt a tad too excessive and dated (even if the designer intended to reference/revisit older themes from his previous collections, and that’s a speculation, it still did feel dated). Over styled and barely edited, the collection suffered.
The jewelry however, in collaboration with Amrapali was the absolute star. Love. Unequivocally in lust.
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Photo Credit: Style.Com
