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Wearing blue with flats, Shriya and Bipasha attended a birthday party on Tuesday evening. Whose look is more you?
Shriya is in Maje and you can shop on sale HERE.
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Shriya Saran and Bipasha Basu at Rohini Iyer Birthday Bash
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Shriya Saran and Bipasha Basu at Rohini Iyer Birthday Bash
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For the trailer launch of her upcoming movie, Kangana picked Dior separates to wear. Understated make-up and pair of nude ankle-strap sandals rounded out the actor’s look.
Though she wears the sporty/casual separates perfectly well, the appearance did leave us underwhelmed. Maybe it’s the Ranaut-effect, we just expect more… And this was not it.
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Kangana Ranaut At Simran Trailer Launch
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Kangana Ranaut At Simran Trailer Launch
Photo Credit: Viral Bhayani
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While out and about in Mumbai on Tuesday, Sussanne was spotted with a gold Dior Diorever tote worn over the shoulder.
Love the style? You can get some pre-loved versions here and here.
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Sussanne Khan With Dior Diorever Tote
Photo Credit: Viral Bhayani
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Pairing her white top with high-waisted pastel blue pants, Shriya attended a launch in Mumbai recently. Wearing her hair down, the actor rounded out the look with a pair of neutral sandals and a Diorama micro-cannage bag. She looked nice.
Shop Dior ‘Diorama’ bags here.
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Shriya Saran At Longchamp Launch
Photo Credit: Viral Bhayani
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You may have noticed that we haven’t done an (Un)Covered post in quite a while. There’s a reason for it. Between seeing covers with the same faces every few months and alternate issues about love your body as is vs here’s what you can do to get the best body of your life, we just lost all our enthusiasm.
But, this month, Deepika’s Femina cover caught my attention. And nope, it wasn’t because of Deepika who looks phenomenal but more so, everything else. Like the hashtag, the sponsor brand logo, the social media handles.
I also did wonder what the purpose of that jacket was. Oh yes, to match the color scheme. (It also reminds me of Lucinda Chamber’s interview here).
We are in a digital era and competition is high. Magazines are not only competing with other magazines but also with websites like us. As owners of digital entertainment publication ourselves, we understand how hard it is to survive in this day and age. But I cannot help but admit that when a magazine cover looks like the homepage of a digital site, I do feel a bit sad.
Should magazines allow banner/advertising spots on their covers like a website’s homepage? Tell us!
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Deepika Padukone on Femina Aug 2017
