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Poorna looked great in her sequin Anand Bhushan dress at the recent Awards. Letting the textured dress do the talking, she kept it simple with red lips finishing off the look perfectly. We like.
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Left: Anand Bhushan SS 2012
Centre, Right: Poorna Jagannathan At TimeOut Food Awards 2011
Photo credit: Viral Bhayani
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Styled by lil’ sis Rhea, Sonam graces the cover of FHM India’s Mar edition. Quite disappointed by the cover, the blue strip layout and the typeface kills the impact of the pose and the styling. The shoot pics (see inside) fare much better.
You can read the article Here courtesy of SonamKFanClub.
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Sonam Kapoor on FHM India
(In Burberry trenchcoat with Rahul Khanna Shorts and Little Shilpa goggles)
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Trisha makes her Bollywood debut tommorow opposite Akshay Kumar in ‘Khatta Meetha’. The south star who has featured in a lot of Tamil and Telugu movies was featured in South Scope magazine styled by designer Chaitanya Rao.
While, I love the pieces Chaitanya chose for Trisha, am so horribly disappointed to see the beautiful Anand Kabra sari paired with jeans (see inside). Don’t get me wrong, I love fusion, but this is sacrilege! (Ok ok, am overreacting, but the sari is just so purrrrty.)
Oddly enough, I also couldn’t help but remember Shilpa’s Cine Blitz cover on seeing the last pic of Trisha wearing the Chaitanya Rao ensemble (see inside).
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Chaitanya Rao
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Rimzim Dadu
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At the HT Cafe Relaunch event, Ms. Dhody was spotted wearing a maroon Anand Bhushan dress. Of course, the Belt-a-holic that Queenie is, she had to add one to this dress too and now instead of being able to focus on the dress, we are now distracted by the Valentino belt. This look would’ve been so much better if that rhinestone V wasn’t on the belt.
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Left: Anand Bhushan, Spring/Summer 2010
Right: Queenie Dhody at HT Cafe Relaunch
Photo Credit: Viral Bhayani
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Anand Bhushan was one of the few designers to showcase Fall/Winter 2010 collection during the LFW. And jackets, dresses and coats in chocolate, burgundy and purple dominated the collection.
The silhouettes themselves were simple and basic but it was the construction with it’s embellishments, embroidery and texturing that really stood them apart. Loved the heavy-on-texture, leafy jackets. So much drama. And the pencil skirt. Hot.
The use of bead-work and pleating on dresses sure kept things interesting. Some of these outfits were immensely wearable with loads of visual interest and we really hope to see them off the runway.
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Anand Bhushan, Lakme Fashion Week Summer/Resort 2010
