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Ms. Chawla also attended the Abu Jani Sandeep Khosla show but we only found pics of her from the after party. Bummer, because the gown doesn’t look all that great now with the creases. She, however, looks fabulous!
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Left: Christian Dior, Resort 2009
Right: Kalyani Chawla at Abu-Sandeep Post Show Bash at Delhi Couture Week
Photo Credit: Style, Indiatimes
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We’ve already decoded Aisha, Aarti, and Pinky (Sonam, Lisa and Ira’s characters). Let’s turn our attention to Shefali, shall we? At first, it kinda seemed that the character and Amrita (who plays Shefali) got a raw deal while the other ladies play dress up.
Turns out, we shouldn’t feel so bad because Shefali gets to wear a whole lot of Anamika Khannas in the movie. We were jealous of the others before but now are more jealous of Amrita. 😛
P.S. Amrita’s character also carries a Dior Diorita tote in a different color. You’ll remember seeing a yellow one in Aisha’s closet here.
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Amrita Puri in Aisha with Dior Diorita Bag
Photo Credit: Viral Bhayani
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A peek into Aisha’s closet had us wishing we had one like it too. But, what’s got us wondering though is whether the Dior Mosaic clutch is the same that Sonam was photographed with in the Verve editorial. (see Here).
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Left: Dior Diorita Tote
Center: Dior Mosaic Clutch
Right: Tory Burch Tanya Sandals
Photo Credit: Aisha
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Another magazine, another cover. It isn’t the first and it definitely won’t be the last.
Do you also feel that the bikini top is too jarring for the soft feminine ensemble?
You can catch the article by Manjula Narayan Here and the editorial inside.
Update: The neckpiece is by Nitya Bajaj.
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Left: Valentino, Spring 2010
Right: Sonam Kapoor on Marie Claire India
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Haute Couture Fall 2010 shows are underway and yesterday John Galliano (of Dior) presented the “La Ligne Florale” collection which reminisced on Christian Dior‘s ‘Tulip Line collection’ from 1953.
One of the particular gowns instantly reminded us of this Archana Kochar gown presented a year back. No, this isn’t a Seeing Double edition because you can clearly see which designer took an inspiration/idea and came out with a winner instead of a dud.
This isn’t a post about discrediting Ms. Kochar, either. We know how much effort goes into a gown like that but the reason it didn’t work is because the flowers are too in your face. It doesn’t feel like inspiration any more, just replication.
Below are some of my favorite pieces from the collection. You can catch the whole collection Here.
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Dior Haute Couture Fall 2010
Photo Credit: Style
