An International Fashion Opinion
Since every little detail about the nuptials was kept under wraps from the media until exclusive photos were revealed in the current issue of WOW! (A Nigerian periodical) we can only tell you that the couple reportedly got hitched in Puerto Rico this past May and Jombo’s beautiful dress was designed by Oleg Cossini. For more pictures, pick up the latest issue of WOW! Or visit: http://www.letswowyou.com
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Photo Credit: WOW! Magazine
She looks like Natalie Portman which is great, the worst that could happen would be to try so hard to look like someone else on your wedding day. Congrats newlyweds.
Velvet…Net…Mullet cut dresses….Looks like all the trends I loathe are here to stay. 😦
Lakme Fashion Day 4 is underway and I have to say that in these 4 days I got to see many fresh designs. Especially in Indianwear but I wish some designer would astonish me with classic western ensemble which is what this fashion week actually lacks. On Day 4 there were not many collections to like………..the ones IFP liked are:
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The ‘Maharaja’ collection by Shyamal & Bhumika reflected the Mughal era. Chogas, kalidar lehengas, Sherwanis, panelled kurtas for men, embroidered kali details for saris, angarkhas, lehengas, dupattas and cholis making a dramatic impact on the catwalk. Known for their lush ornate creations, the designing duo had zardozi, metal wire, zari peeta, aari and Marodi embroidery on regal hues like red, wine, jade, black, maroon, teal, purple, ivory, blue, ruby, champagne, beige and golden. In short it was ‘Royalty’ on the runway. IFP likes the…
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Anita Dongre’s collection just stands out! The bridal outfit worn by showstopper Preeti Desai is to die for.
I am happy the way this LFW is proceeding after Day 2…….budding designers impressing the audience while the established ones getting better with time. Inspirations are galore, which have resulted in newer designs. We have given our verdict on earlier collection……..IFP’s pick for Day 3 are:
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Kanjeevaram combined with prints………..now that is a rare combination which I have seen. ‘Ardhagini’ a collection by designer Gaurang Shah had alot of traditional Indian styles like Kanjeevaram, Kalamkari and zardosi incorporated. The look given was of 1950s & 1960s………actually reminded me of the Eastman colour Bollywood movies. The colour palette had bright hues like saffron, vermillion, red, hot pinks, green & blues. Sarees were combined with printed blouses & stoles while kurats were paired with printed patiala salwars. Actress Kirron Kher walked the runway in a beautiful ivory-golden saree and depicted sheer elegance. Perfect styling, beautiful show-stopper…
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