Showing posts with label Police Diwali Mela. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Police Diwali Mela. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 29, 2008

Like Mother, Like Daughter!

Looking at these two reminds me of how I always borrowed stuff from Mum, except I never returned it! ;)











Sunita Kapoor


Sonam Kapoor





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Monday, March 10, 2008

An Exercise In Understatement- Almost

Raageshwari off-late has been spotted dressing rather understated which cannot really be faulted!! Between designer-couture shimmer and street-side bling, its always good to see someone who wears her style with simplicity and elegance.

But who said it was a perfect world?

Anyone notice the blouse of choice at the Yami awards? Now, why do they go ruining a good thing?









At Police Diwali Mela


At Yami Awards






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Friday, November 30, 2007

Old "Tulsi" Repeats Her Sari...











Wagh Bakri Chai Launch, 28 Nov 2007


Police Diwali Mela, 5 Nov 2007



while new "Tulsi" wears Sabyasachi! It's good to be at Balaji!




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Thursday, November 15, 2007

Ash's Bridal Fever..

The wedding has been over for a while...the honeymoon also has been over for a while.. heck... even the festive season is pretty much over? Right??

Well, then, why is Aishwarya still wearing these bright red and gold saris?? Is it because she never wore red at her wedding? Or is she trying to be more and more "bong" to feel closer to ma-in-law?



Above: Inaugural funtion of Kala Jagatthu Chinnara Bimba's fifth anniversary.
Below: Diwali Function



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Tuesday, November 6, 2007

Diwali Ready?

The choicest Indian clothes are out and about and the festive season is resplendent with beautiful traditional clothes, one better than the other! But if you don't know what you should be buying, read on!

A must-have this season: Churidaar sleeves. Most designers are doing them in diaphanous chiffons giving it that translucent, delicate feel! I love it! If what worries you is the fact that you might not like these sleeves for too long, then worry not. They are going to be around for a while! However, if the romance does fizzle out for you, all you have to do is take them in to your trusted tailor and have the sleeves cut off to turn it into a sleeveless Kameez or have shorter sleeves attached!















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Left: Model In Sabyasachi Ensemble
Right: Deepika Padukone At The OSO Jewellery Launch

The next big trend this season is the Anarkali style Salwar-Kameez! It looks great and fits wonderfully on all body-types (very flattering for those downward problem areas) and you can't resist a twirl in it!















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Left: Model In Sabyasachi Ensemble
Right: Urmila Matondkar At The Police Diwali Mela

Monday, November 5, 2007

Police Diwali Show: Fashion Roundup

Category: Truly Traditional In A Sari














The Best: Raageshwari in white!


The Good: Priyanka in green. (Too bad I like white better!)




The Bad: Aishwarya in red.
(Karva Chauth was last week!)




Category: Casually Ethnic In Salwars




















The Best: Urmila in a brightly colored Anarkali style ensemble!


The Good: Sonam in royal blue and red.


The Good: Deepika in pink and gold.


The Bad: Esha in this awful green print.


Honorable Mention: Sonali in black.





Category: What were they thinking?










Rimi Sen in denim


Mallika in crochet




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