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From what we see the Monisha Jaising dress looks quite good on Ms. Patel. But, Ms. Patel’s overuse of coral (the blush, the nails and the lips) takes away from the look.
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Left: Monisha Jaising Couture 2009
Right: Ameesha Patel At A Party In Dubai
Photo Credit: Bharatstudent, Masala
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One thing HiBlitz does well, is give us covers to talk about! Ooh boy!
Channeling Durga, Monikangna graced a recent cover styled in both Neeta Lulla and Prashant Verma outfits.
It is said, that Durga was created as a warrior goddess to fight an asura (demon) and her (Durga) feminine power contained the energies of the Gods. Having said that, the only Demon this contemporary/interpretative Durga needed to fight were the stylist’s choices. A great idea led astray by the choice of clothes.
Like it or not, the cover sure stops you in your tracks!
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Left: Neeta Lulla, Winter Festive 2010
Right: Monikangana Dutta On HiBlitz Jan 2011
Photo Credit: Viral Bhayani
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Like the leading ladies of her film, Kiran too kept in casual in denims and a white shirt which she paired with an Aneeth Arora vest. Never a dull moment with this one! You like?
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Left: Péro By Aneeth Arora, Spring 2010
Centre And Right: Kiran Rao At Dhobi Ghat’s New Faces Unveiling Event
Photo Credit: Viral Bhayani
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Something tells us that debutantes Monica and Kriti were following their director’s (Kiran) lead in setting the tone that they aren’t the regular cookie-cutter Bollywood heroine. And so, at an event where they were introduced to the media, it was neither a Barbie-esque frock nor a soaper-star ethnic look for either one. They came in their most casual (even dowdy if you consider Monica) avatar and while one part of us is hating it, one part of us is liking the rebellious turn.
Which part are you feeling?
Catch more pics Here.
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Monica Dogra (left) and Kriti Malhotra at Dhobi Ghat Event Unveiling New Faces
Photo Credit: Viral Bhayani
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I knew I had seen this jacket on Ms. Gujral before and only today it hit me that she was wearing a Ritu Beri. It comes from Ritu’s A/W 2010 collection that paid tribute to the Indian Army consisting of a lot military style jackets (some very Balmain-esue) and camouflage print coats.
Ms. Gujral though keeps it simple by wearing the jacket with an LBD and some tall suede boots. Lets just say it’s Feroze who makes the jacket look better than the other way around.
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Feroze Gujral at Marie Claire Fashion Awards 2010
Photo Credit: DesiMartini
