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At Hasina Parkar promotions on Friday, Shraddha was spotted in a cobalt blue faux wrap dress from Ankita. The color sure did look nice on her but I wish she’d picked tan sandals to go with the dress. As is, my eyes were drawn more to the shoes than the gold layered necklaces.
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Shraddha Kapoor at Hasina Parkar Promotions
Photo Credit: Viral Bhayani
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For a song launch (from her upcoming movie), Shradha picked Zara separates to wear. Jewelry that included pieces from Bansri and pair of Steve Madden ankle-strap sandals rounded out the look well.
Those denim separates work well on her; Shraddha looked nice.
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Shraddha Kapoor At Haseena Parkar Promotions
Photo Credit: Viral Bhayani
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As she exited the local airport, Deepika was photographed in a Purple Paisley tee and pair of denims. Teaming the two with a Zara denim jacket, the actor finished out her look with tinted sunnies, Burberry bag and studded boots, also from Zara.
Her off-duty look worked.
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Deepika Padukone Photographed At The Airport
Photo Credit: Viral Bhayani
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Wearing a Zara dress over custom pink pants, Deepika attended an event for a phone company that she endorses. Hair in a ponytail, her look was finished out with Stella McCartney earrings, Isharya rings and pink Louboutin pumps.
The contrast of the plain pink pants against the dress sure made the look a lot more interesting. We quite liked. You?
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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
