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Ms. Basu attended the Gauri-Nainika finale show in a velvet green dress by the sisters. Neither were we fans of the dress nor the hairstyle. We’ve seen Bipasha look better. Way better.
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Bipasha Basu at Gauri-Nainika Show at Lakme Fashion Week Summer/Resort 2011
Photo Credit: Viral Bhayani
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It was a vintage Mugler (as per her tweet) that Rhea wore to Masaba’s show at the Lakme Fashion Week. She paired the dress with a Celine bag and two-tone pumps.
The dress needed some fierce brought to it and perhaps on someone else it would’ve worked, on Rhea though, it didn’t. At all. The closed neckline and the deconstructed/slouchy shoulder was rather overwhelming on her.
On an aside, ‘vintage’ is ‘on trend’ again, as it usually is with Fashion every now and then. Those shoulders have made a comeback!
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Rhea Kapoor At Lakme Fashion Week
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Far Left, Left: Dries Van Noten Spring 2011
Right: Miu Miu Fall 2011
Far Right: Jil Sander Fall 2011
Photo Credit: Viral Bhayani, Style
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At the Fashion Week, spotted a Givenchy tee (love!) on Bandana which she paired with denims, wedges, a metallic cascade jacket and her signature aviators.
On Sabina it was a Pucci dress that we spotted which she paired with an off-white scarf. Loved the pulled back hair, scarf and rolled up sleeves; bummed that we don’t have a full length pic though!
What do you make of their appearances?
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Sabina Chopra (Left) And Bandana Tewari At Lakme Fashion Week
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Givenchy Tee (Left) And Emilio Pucci Dress
Photo Credit: Viral Bhayani
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We loved the pairing of the hot pink against the grey look and while we love those black sandals too, just didn’t like them with this outfit. They seemed too stark for the grey/pink combo.
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Left: Shilpa Shetty Snapped Up Post Dinner In Mumbai
Right: Lulu Guinness Lips Clutch
Photo Credit: Viral Bhayani
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It’s no secret, Kallol Datta is one of our favorite designers and this most recent collection of his has us once again gush in his favor. Taking forward the theme of “illustrations” and “Jailstripes” from his last collection, the designer showed looks that played off of texture, layering and clever styling.
Pants, jackets, saris and dresses in fabric like voile and habutai (a thin silk) made up the collection. My favorite perhaps has to be the ‘Sathya Saran’ dress (extreme left, first row) where the red printed dress had a rather unusual detailing on the back- the fringe/yarns bunched and plaited paying a tribute to the journalist Sathya Saran. You’ve got to love the cheeky take. Styling aside, that fringe dress needs to find it’s way in to our closets!
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Photo Credit: Viral Bhayani
