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Also at the Vogue luncheon was Deepika Roy on whom we spotted the Lanvin ‘Happy’ bag. While we loved the colors against her stark white outfit, the bag itself was a letdown! A shame really coz’ we adore Lanvin ‘Happy’ bags. This had to be one of our least favorites from the line.
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Left: Deepika Roy At Vogue Age(less) Luncheon
Right: Lanvin Happy Woven Bag
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From one editorial with big hair to another. Sonam graces the cover of Femina in a green Stella McCartney jumpsuit and some serious curls.
Love it? The hair, that is.
P.S. Although the Stella jumpsuit looks different from the one on the runway, it is the same one. Sonam just wore it with the front flap buttoned up versus left down.
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Stella McCartney, Spring 2009
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Diane von Furstenberg, Spring 2009 with Moschino Shoes
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Christian Dior, Fall 2008
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Lanvin
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Spotted on Charu Sachdev, the Spring 2008 Lanvin dress also seen on Padma Lakshmi last year. Considering that Charu is the CEO of The Sachdev Groups and it represents Lanvin in India, am surprised that she didn’t wear something more recent. But, then I don’t blame her for picking this dress because the color is just so lovely. (Both the pics of her do not do justice to the dress.) I just wish she had chosen better footwear instead of those slip-ons!
You can check out Liv Tyler also wear the same dress here at RCFA.
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Left: Padma Lakshmi at ‘Tribeca Film Festival’, April 2008
Right: Charu Sachdev at Vogue India Party, March 2009
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Update: Sorry everyone. We are travelling so more posts will come after a few hours…
Sonam walked the red carpet premiere of “Jaane Tu Ya Jaane Na” in a Lanvin number complete with a black Bottega clutch.
The ruffled dress is lovely but does her hair take attention away from the dress or add to it?
P.S. Added the second pic to show the back of the dress seen on the runway on the top right corner…
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Sonam Kapoor, “Jaane Tu Ya Jaane” Na Premiere
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A sultry Asin is featured on the cover of Vogue’s July edition in a red Lanvin number. Love it or hate it?
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