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Doesn’t take much imagination to put Fall and Plaid together but we love how Asmita incorporated plaid into saris and churidaars! And love the Telugu script on those pants and shirts. Now that she’s done it, we can’t imagine why it wasn’t ever done before. Love.
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Photo Credit: Viral Bhayani
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Sharp structured silhouettes, some color amidst the black and beige and basic sheath dresses and tops made up this collection. Of the collection, we liked the tops and saris with the circular motif… The rest, was alrite…
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Photo Credit: Viral Bhayani
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Designer Abdul Haldar presented an all ethnic collection consisting of ornate lehengas, churidar-kurtas, saris and two-toned silk sherwanis for men. If the next bridal season was what Abdul had in mind as target, then this collection seemed apropo for it.
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Photo Credit: Viral Bhayani
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This year, so far, has been good for Vidya as far as public appearances are concerned. She started off the year wearing a white suit and after that, wore the anarkali silhouette for a number of appearances. That may be the reason why seeing her in this white sari is an absolute surprise and a delight.
She looks fresh ( unlike Sonam below) and graceful and we love! You?
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Vidya Balan attends the Sabyasachi Show at LFW Autumn 2009
Photo Credit: Viral Bhayani
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We saw her in two of his creations while promoting Delhi-6 (see here and here), so we can’t say we are surprised to see Sonam attending the Sabyasachi show at Lakme Fashion Week. She wore a black Sabyasachi creation of course, one which she paired with Kundan earrings and a silver clutch.
Her makeup seemed a bit greasy which was kind of a put-off, but thanks to her height, this vast black zip-up creation that would have looked ridiculous on someone else, actually looks nice on her.
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Sonam Kapoor with Sabyasachi at LFW Autumn 2009
Photo Credit: Viral Bhayani
