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I love the glittery dress and the shoes but the satin red clutch is what stops me from calling this look gorgeous. For me, it is an Almost. You?
Deepika is in Armaan by Sunaina Puri.
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Deepika Padukone at Triumph Lingerie Fashion Show 2011
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Photo Credit: Viral Bhayani
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Looks like Deepika didn’t quite get her lamé-gown fill and so, after sporting an Ibella By Ramona Narang number, she sported another lamé gown by the designer duo Shantanu and Nikhil. Enough already! We aren’t sure how many more of these we can take!
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Deepika Padukone At Zee Cine Awards 2011
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The 2010 Marie Claire Fashion Awards had Deepika Padukone in attendance in a black shirred mesh dress (Ibella By Ramona Narang) paired with a black clutch and Ferragamo pumps. For a Fashion Awards night, don’t blame us for being a wee bit bored by the look.
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Deepika Padukone at Marie Claire Fashion Awards 2010
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Deepika Padukone at Marie Claire Fashion Awards 2010
Photo Credit: Zeshan Ahmed/Marie Claire
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Eeeks. Looks like we have ourselves a Seeing Double edition! The silver creation is an Ibella by Ramona Narang. Thanks “Chanellover” and “Pooja”, we had our doubts seeing the ball hanging but didn’t really thing someone would make such a blatant copy.
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After having multiple sightings of this Halston Heritage lamé gown in gold, we spotted it’s silver version on Deepika! You like?
Catch this dress on Sonam Kapoor here and on Michelle Poonawala here!
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Deepika Padukone At Kingfisher Calendar Launch
Photo Credit: Viral Bhayani
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While Ms. Padukone features in a shoot in the Filmfare Anniversary issue that pays homage to movies from Hollywood that made quite an impact, Ms. Kapoor covers the leading ladies that did so closer to home.
Here is a looksee.
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Top Left:: Vivien Leigh from “Gone With The Wind”
Top Right: Audrey Hepburn from “Breakfast at Tiffany”
Bottom Right:Marilyn Monroe from “Gentlemen Prefer Blondes”
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Top Left: Meena Kumari from “Pakeezah”
Top Right: Waheeda Rahman from “Pyaasa”
Bottom Left: Madhubala from “Mughal-E-Azam”
Bottom Right: Mumtaz from “Brahmachari”
