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58th Filmfare Awards 2013


Alia Bhatt in a Manish Malhotra lehenga at the Filmfare Awards 2013

Alia Bhatt in a Manish Malhotra lehenga at the Filmfare Awards 2013

The Oscars of Bollywood, the 58thFilmfare Awards was recently held in Mumbai and we saw the pretty ladies of Tinsel town sashaying down the red carpet looking their best. The night saw a mix of Western as well as Indian wear.
Looking drop dead gorgeous was Chitrangda Sinha who took the traditional route and donned an Anand Kabra creation of yellow and gold. The youngest debut of this year, Alia Bhatt opted for a Manish Malhotra design and she carried the look quite well. Vicky Donor fame Yami Gautam was seen a stunning Tarun Tahiliani designed corset dress which was structured like a lehenga in champagne gold.
Vidya Balan continued her love for Sabyasachi by yet again wearing his design. Aditi Rao was seen a metallic grey sari while Di aMirza donned an ivory colour anarkali by Gaurav Gupta.

Best Actor Ranbir Kapoor (Barfi)
Best Actress Vidya Balan ( Kahaani)
Best Film Barfi Best Director Sujoy Ghosh (Kahaani)
Best Screenplay Sanjay Chouhan & Tigmanshu Dhulia (Paan Singh Tomar)
Best Story Juhi Chaturvedi (Vicky Donor)
Best Supporting Actor (Male) Annu Kapoor (Vicky Donor)
Best Supporting Actor (Female) Anushka Sharma (Jab Tak Hai Jaan)

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2013
02/04
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Bollywood Stardust Awards 2012


And we are back with some more awards news. Looks like our Bollywood beauties can’t get enough of Indian ethnic wear and the red carpet of Award functions are no less than a fashion show to showcase their love for Sarees and salwar suits.

Vidya Balan was seen in a designer saree by none other than Sabyasachi Mukherjee. The saree was white in color with embroidered border. She teamed it up with quarter sleeves saree blouse. Bipasha was next in line to wear a Sabyasachi creation. We loved Kajol who chose a Raakesh Agarwal saree for the occasion. The saree was a stunning black designer piece in reverse drape which was paired with embroidered sleeveless saree blouse. Gul Panag kept it simple in a designer white saree paired with halter neck blouse.

We loved Urvashi Sharma for being a stunner in saree . She glowed in a metallic designer shimmer saree and full sleeves saree blouse. The saree had a tricolour border in pink , silver and blue. We loved it. What about you? Nishabd famed Jiah Khan opted for an anarkali salwar suit and looked gorgeous in it.

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2012
02/14
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Bollywood Awards Shows
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Bollywood Apsara Awards 2012


vidya balan in sabyasachi mukherjee saree at apsara awards 2012Just one word , WOW…. Apsara awards 2012 left us speechless when the entire Bollywood beauties turned up in traditional Indian attire. While some sticked to their trademark style , others went ahead and did a fabulous job. An award function’s red carpet is no less than a Fashion Gala when these beautiful girls left no stone unturned to give their best.

Out of all the ladies draped in a saree , our favourite was Anushka Sharma who looked a stunner in a Sabyasachi saree. It was a half net , half velvet saree with golden borders. She teamed it up with a full sleeves black saree blouse with heavy work. Priyanka on the other hand kept it simple in a plain white saree. Amisha Patel looked hot in a net black saree with halter neck saree blouse.

Although Vidya Balan was as usual in a Sabyasachi Mukherjee but it was way different from the sarees she had been wearing lately. It was a pretty designer embroidery saree with short sleeves saree blouse in round neck pattern. Sameera Reddy looked elegant and chic in a silver designer embroidery shimmer faux georgette saree with mirror and embellished border work paired with designer embroidered sleeveless saree blouse. This saree was a number by Falguni and Shane peacock. Other ladies who made an appearance in a saree was Mahi Gill , Divya Dutta and Ragini Khanna.

2012
01/30
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Bollywood
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A guide to the sizzling Sarees of Rani Mukherjee


rani mukherjee in gold-sareeRani Mukherjee, Bollywood’s Bong star is mostly seen dressed in Sarees. Not only she sports this Indian look in award nights but she looks extremely comfortable and chic, being in the skin of the quintessential Indian woman. In sarees, though she endorses many designers, but it is Sabyasachi Mukherjee’s creation that she prefers wearing the most.

Rani Mukherjee’s take on Sarees

Rani seems to have a fetish for the color red. Be it a gorgeous heavy polka dotted saree with golden gota patti (border) on the pallu that she wore at Shilpa Shetty’s wedding reception or a simple saree in net fabric, it is the color red that is dominant in her choice.

She was once spotted in a translucent saree, which made her look sizzling, more because of the color red and the revealing silver crystals laced doris at the back of the blouse. The poise to carry a see-through net saree as well as a heavy designer silk saree is always seen in Rani. At the launch of Dance Premier League, Rani was seen wearing a golden saree with red velvet patti (border) with golden embroidery on the pallu, which clearly reveals in some form or the other, the color red is present in her attire. She looked gorgeous in this Manish Malhotra design.

Rani loves to wear net and tissue sarees as she has been witnessed most of the times wearing sarees of this variety. Among other kinds, she prefer chiffons and at special occasions silks. However, during the Durga Puja she is mostly seen wearing the Handloom Cotton Sarees of Kolkata or the heavy silks of Southern India. A great sense of mixing her saree wardrobe gives this Bong beauty a mix of a girl-next door as well as a diva look.

Rani Mukherjee’s take on Accessories

Rani surely knows what to wear with what kind of saree to get the appropriate simple yet diva look. She knows how to strike the right balance in sarees and its accessories. She likes wearing simple round banjara earrings with dark royal blue sarees, which are elegantly laced with rusty shades brocade and golden botis.

She has also been spotted wearing a chunky pearl necklace suiting pink sequins work done on chiffon saree at a certain occasion, which she paired it with a silk sequined halter blouse. Rani usually prefers big bangle earrings to small tops.

She is hardly seen carrying purses, but the lady didn’t lag behind in matching polka dotted red saree, she wore at Shilpa Shetty’s reception, with a sleek golden clutch. Rani loves to wear halter neck and noodle strapped blouses, which gives the “diva look” with see-through chiffons and net sarees.

Whatever, the saree type is, whatever the color is, this lady knows how to capture the hearts of millions of fans with her effortless yet dazzling Indian stylization in nothing other than India’s National dress – sarees.

2011
03/09
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Bollywood Sarees
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Filmfare Awards 2011 became an Exhibition of Sarees


2011 filmfare awardAward ceremonies have always been a platform for fashion designers to flaunt their designs through the celebrities. This year’s Filmfare Awards was also no exception. However amidst all the stunning apparels, our national dress stood out predominantly as the preferred choice of the celebs.

Here’s a glimpse into the starry world where the flowing fabric graced the red carpet:

Poonam Dhillon exemplified the Desi girl look in large golden patterned emerald green saree with purple border. The look was completed with a captivating piece of ruby stoned jewelry, a stone studded bracelet and a sleek silver clutch.

Isha Koppikar looked immaculate in her off-white saree. The glamour quotient was added to her by the light touch of gold detailing in her saree, the apt golden clutch and the traditional earrings, which furthered the charm.

The wives of Shatrughan Sinha and Vishal Bharadwaj, Poonam Sinha and Rekha Bharadwaj, made an elegant statement with off-white sarees with all over designs and a lustrous red saree with a matching batwa, respectively.

A shot of blood red mixed with an orange is what made Sara Jane Dias stand out. This double-hued saree was perfectly balanced with beige blouse and clutch of the same color to complement the beige prints on the saree.

There was seen a role reversal in Priety Zinta and Rani Mukherjee, where the former is mostly seen in gowns, graced the ground by wearing a red Manish Malhotra creation, and the later mostly in seen in saree had worn a purple gown. The delicate fabric looked superb on Preity, which had intricate detailing on the saree and the blouse. The saree paired with a pair of ethnic danglers and a matching batwa, the chic look was complete.

In a Black Sabyasachi Mukherjee Saree, Vidya Balan looked stunning as she subtly harmonized the simple saree with gaudy yet refined jewelry. The ladies in black, Vidya and Dia Mirza sizzled the red carpet at the ceremony. Dia looked scintillating in a Gaurav Gupta creation, with a lacy choli that added to the effect.

As a norm, the head turner of the function was evergreen Rekha, who looked the golden girl in her multi-hued silk saree. With her long plait with tassels at the end and the traditional heavy jewelry she looked divinely gorgeous and arty.

Aishwarya Rai Bachchan entered with her Pa-in-law Amitabh Bachchan, as a stark contrast to his black suit; she looked pristine in her white ensemble. The crystal embroidered silvery white saree and the perfect clutch to go with it, imparts an angelic look to this paragon of beauty.

Alka Yagnik’s bold look in a black saree patterned with bright red prints with a suitable clutch looked quite lovely.

Claudia Ciesla also joined the saree brigade looking like a mermaid in a glistening saree in hues of green and gold.

Another Sabyasachi Mukherjee Saree graced the occasion with Shriya Saran doing the honors. With long sleeves and a low neckline she looked ethnic. The last touches to complete the look were the traditional jhumkas.

Aarti Chabria, in her peacock-blue saree embroidered with large golden designs looked fashionable as she matched the saree with contrasting bangles and a perfect golden clutch.

2011
03/07
CATEGORY
Bollywood
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Sabyasachi Mukherjee Sarees Collection


sabyasachi mukherjee sarees collectionWhen fashion touches the mother earth in Indian traditional way we call it a Sabyasachi Collection. Sabyasachi the fashion icon of India stands apart for his uniqueness in creating a magic with his ideas of styling and stitching. He got the fashion taste and love for the entire work from his own root Kolkata . His main work originates from the traditional clothes and handwork with patches and sequences. The legacy of fashion is carried on by and will be carried on by this Bengali man all through the fashion industry. He is the perfect man with the creative bend of mind and with the deep sense of intellect. ‘ Personalised imperfection of the human hand’is the main mantra of Sabyasachi Mukherjeee. Deserts, gypsies, prostitutes, antique textiles and cultural traditions of his home town, Kolkata. He uses unusual fabrics, texturing and detailing, ‘fusion’ of styles ‘patch-worked’ with gorgeous embellishments in a vibrant eclectic colour palette to make the feeling of going back to the ancient and medieval ages and giving the designs and the women wearing an ethnic look.. He describes his own collections as ‘an International styling with an Indian soul’.

He has masters the art of perfection specially for the bride and the Indian traditional dress that is sarees. Sabyasachi Mukherjee Sarees Collection is amazing and stunning. Sabya’s fashion hitherto has been known for dressing up elegantly the bride on the D-day. amazing saris with the most outstanding embroidery and prints inspired by the handlooms of kolkata and west Bengal are the major works of Sabyasachi.

sabyasachi sareesVelvet, silk,organza,brocade,chiffon, and georgette were the basis of the fabulous collection, in myriad muted colours. Sabyasachi Mukherjee Sarees Collection for the bride is about going back to the root and dress up an Indian bride with an Indian feel. Sabyasachi Mukherjee saree collection also speaks of his interesting blend of an old world charm with modernity. Fabulous and interesting designs include frail velvet tops designed with puff sleeves, crochet shifts, rose embroidered saris, crochet shifts, jackets with appliqués with feathered ribbons. Sabyasachi Mukherjee Saree Collection has the habit of using a range of muted colors like faded orange, lapis lazuli, tea rose, berry, rust and henna with antique floral designs to complement it and gently flow into one another.

sabyasachi mukherjee saree designsAmazing sarees with the most exceptional embroidery and prints encouraged by the Patan Patola Sarees of Orissa. Velvet, silk, organza, brocade, chiffon and georgette were the basis of the fabulous collection, in myriad muted colours. Prints were pure unadulterated ethic while fabrics ranged from cotton, silk, chiffon, georgette, brocades to lush velvets which were blended together for different segments of each garment.


With the Sabyasachi mukherjee saree collection the saree blouse adds a beauty, and a perfect cut and pattern add a lilttle more grace and eteniticity.. Sabyasachi is famous for his long sleeves off beat saree blouse designs. He mostly creates a choli of the saree with the contrasting color of the saree still holding a common link between the both

Sabyasachi mukherjee saree collection is totally different from the other designers for he brings out the modernity and dignity slitt sticking to the rooted tradition. His design has the simplicity yet the depth, texture and colors.

2010
05/07
CATEGORY
Indian Fashion Designers
Sabyasachi Mukherjee
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Saree Blouse Design by Sabyasachi Mukherjee


Sabyasachi MukherjeeSabyasachi Mukheerjee the fashion icon of India stands apart for his uniqueness in creating a magic with his ideas of styling and stitching. Sabyasachi, got the fashion taste and love for the entire work from here. His main work originates from the traditional clothes and handwork with patches and sequences. The legacy of fashion is carried on by and will be carried on by this Bengali man all through the fashion industry. He is the perfect man with the creative bend of mind and with the deep sense of intellect. This Fashion Designer is largely known for his signature cuts and designs. The styles of his dresses are different from any other designer. The innovation in his dresses makes him stand out in the Bollywood industry. Not only in India but also in the international arena, Sabyasachi Mukherjee has earned fame. He is known for giving a new look in his every creation holding the base and route strong.

Sabyasachi Blouse Back DesignA decade ago Sabyasachi Mukherjee set his foot on the fashion industry creating a buzz of the new ways of looking modern yet rooted traditionally. ‘ Personalised imperfection of the human hand’ is the main keynote of Sabyasachi Mukherjee. Deserts, gypsies, prostitutes, antique textiles and cultural traditions of his home town, Kolkata have been a lifelong inspiration for this designer who believes that clothes should just be an extension of one’s intellect. He uses unusual fabrics, texturing and detailing, ‘fusion’ of styles ‘patch-worked’ with gorgeous embellishments in a vibrant eclectic colour palette to make the feeling of going back to the ancient and medieval ages and giving the designs and the women wearing an ethnic look.

Long Sleeved Blouse Design by Sabyasachi MukherjeeHe has masters the art of perfection specially for the bride and the Indian traditional dress that is Sarees. With the saree the saree blouse adds a beauty, and a perfect cut and pattern add a lilttle more grace and eteniticity. Sabyasachi is famous for his long sleeves off beat blouses. He mostly creates a blouse of the saree with the contrasting color of the saree still holding a common link between the both. The mix of fabrics, prints and a multitude of colours is Sabyasachis expertise and he mixed, matched, contrasted and fused everything possible. Prints were pure unadulterated ethic while fabrics ranged from cotton, silk, chiffon, georgette, brocades to lush velvets which were blended together for different segments of each garment. The saree blouse also comes in different shapes and materials and fabrics.

Mugdha Godse in Sabyasachi SareeMudgha Godse, the bollywood fraternity has worn the Sabyasachi collection. The contrast of collection is looking stunning and has created a difference. The printed saree blouse has well fitted in style with the off white shiffon.

He is famous for creating the elegance and adds beauty to the saree that is worn. His uniqueness lies with the contrasting blouse with the saree. The long sleeves of the blouse have set the tradition rightly. It more gets enhanced with the broad embroidery.

Vidya Balan in a Sabyasachi SareeBlouse Back Design By Sabyasachi MukheerjeeVidhya Balan in Sabyasachi collection. The saree blouse pattern and the unusual colour contrast with the unusual length if the sleeves. She wore a green blouse with a zari border on its elbow-cut sleeves.

The blouse back design by Sabyasachi Mukherjee is also stands apart with just a string at the back. The embroidery on the whole area on the sleeves is vividly done. The tradition is well maintained with the modern touch.

2010
05/06
CATEGORY
Embroidery
Indian Fashion Designers
Sabyasachi Mukherjee
Saree Blouse Design
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SABYASACHI MUKHERJEE ; The Iconic Indian Fashion Designer


sabyasachi mukherjeeWhen we recall rooted tradition in Indian fashion industry we come across one gentleman in the entire fashion kingdom and that is Sabyasachi Mukherjee… Kolkata the root city of Sabyasachi, he got the fashion taste and love for the entire work from here.
His main work originates from the traditional clothes and handwork with patches and sequences. The legacy of fashion is carried on by and will be carried on by this Bengali man all through the fashion industry. he is the perfect man with the creative bend of mind and with the deep sense of intellect..

Sabyasachi Mukerjee arrived to the fashion industry a decade ago. ‘ Personalised imperfection of the human hand’is the main mantra of Sabyasachi Mukherjeee. Deserts, gypsies, prostitutes, antique textiles and cultural traditions of his home town, Kolkata have been a lifelong inspiration for this designer who believes that clothes should just be an extension of one’s intellect. He uses unusual fabrics, texturing and detailing, ‘fusion’ of styles ‘patch-worked’ with gorgeous embellishments in a vibrant eclectic colour palette to make the feeling of going back to the ancient and medieval ages and giving the designs and the women wearing an ethnic look.. He describes his own collections as ‘an International styling with an Indian soul’. He has the caliber to design exquisite embroideries and prints to contemporary designs. He energetically promotes Indian fashion incorporating Indian heritage. He gives importance to the Indian textiles, handicrafts and handlooms. Along with the designing of the look of the women sabya also glorifies nation all over the world. He has a bohemian creation but still rooted to tradition.

bridal collection of Sabyasachi MukherjeeSabya’s fashion hitherto has been known for dressing up elegantly the bride on the D-day. Stunning lehengas, beautiful cholis, breathtaking dupattas, superb kurtas, salwars, churidars, amazing saris with the most outstanding embroidery and prints inspired by the handlooms of kolkata and west Bengal are the major works of Sabyasachi. Velvet, silk,organza,brocade,chiffon, and georgette were the basis of the fabulous collection, in myriad muted colours. His bridal collection is about going back to the root and dress up an Indian bride with an Indian feel.

He participated in several fashion competition and even in Lakme Fashion Week every year. In one such LFW he gave her models an ethenic look. The mix of fabrics, prints and a multitude of colours is Sabyasachis expertise and he mixed, matched, contrasted and fused everything possible. Silhouettes for the kurtas revived the vintage glamour of the Mughal era as hemlines nearly kissed the floor or rose to knee level. Prints were pure unadulterated ethic while fabrics ranged from cotton, silk, chiffon, georgette, brocades to lush velvets which were blended together for different segments of each garment. The final creation — a black multi-paneled patterned silk lehenga with exquisite glittering embroidery worn with a glittering blouse and odhani was the ultimate bridal offering as singer Sukhvinder Singh ended the show on a high note.

Coming to bollywood he started off his work with the creation of Rani Mukherjee’s garments in the movie “Black” and was highly acclaimed. He also created suits for movies like “Babul”, “Laga Cunri Pe Daag”, and many more to come.

Among many awards, he is a recipient of the “Most Outstanding Designer of India” award by the Times of India. Sabyasachi won the Femina British Council Most Outstanding Young Designer of India award in 2001, which earned him a trip to London to intern with the Salisbury-based Fashion Designer Georgina Von Etzdorf. Sabyasachi went on to win the 2003 Grand Winner award at Mercedes New Asia fashion week in Singapore. Sabyasachi went global with the 2004 Kaula Lampur Fashion week. Sabyasachi is the only Indian to have been invited to the Milan Fashion Week, Italy (in 2004) to showcase his creations.
Sabyasachi Mukherjee has created his designs under the banner name “sabyasachi”. He has verity of showrooms spread across different cities like kolkata, Mumbai,Chennai, Bangalore, ahmedabad. and even abroad in London,Saudi Arabia, USA,HongKong, Italy, Germany, Russia.

2010
04/07
CATEGORY
Indian Fashion Designers
Sabyasachi Mukherjee
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The Folklore in Lakme Fashion Week.


Lakmé Fashion Week (LFW) is a joint venture organized by Lakme, the No.1 cosmetics and beauty brand in India and IMG Fashion, global leader in the management and production of fashion weeks and designer fashion events. Deepika Padukone at Lakme Fashion Week 2010 Lakme Fashion Week has been conjured up and created with a vision to redefine the future of fashion and integrate India into the international fashion world. Lakme Fashion Week is organized twice annually.

Grand Hyatt Mumbai Hotel is in the centre of Mumbai (Bombay), India where this prestigious show is being showcased twice every year. The set on 12 acres of landscaped gardens and water features. Located just ten minutes from Mumbai’s domestic airport and 20 minutes from the international airport, the hotel is in close proximity to Bandra-Kurla complex, Mumbai’s rapidly developing business district.

The ‘No.1 and specialist in the beauty industry, Lakmé innovates to offer a wide range of, high quality colour cosmetics, skincare products, and beauty salons. In addition to Unilever’s worldwide expertise, Lakmé also partners with the leading cosmetic house of international brand. Combining international cosmetics technology with an in-depth understanding of the Indian woman’s needs, Lakmé offers its consumers a holistic ‘Beauty Sutra’ experience through its products and services at the Lakmé Beauty Salons.
Sushmita-Sen-Lakme-Fashion-Week-2010IMG Fashion, a division of international sports, entertainment and media company IMG, is the global leader in the management and production of fashion weeks and designer fashion events. Its portfolio of events features Lakmé Fashion Week located in the heart of Mumbai as well as Mercedes-Benz Fashion Weeks in New York, Miami and Berlin, Fashion Fringe at Covent Garden in London, Rosemount Australian Fashion Week, Rosemount Sydney Fashion Festival in Sydney, SWIM FASHION WEEK at Sanctuary Cove on Australia’s Gold Coast, MasterCard Luxury Week Hong Kong and The Earth Awards. IMG Fashion also represents the international commercial rights of Milan Fashion Week, Moscow Fashion Week presented by VISA, ENK International and LG Fashion Week in Toronto.

With the outlook to redefine the Indian fashion, Indian Fashion Designers have taken steps to create the Indian outfit in their own unique ways without being biased. Keeping in mind the culture designers have crafted the dress with the fusion of contemporary and tradition. The exteriors are inspired by the myriad of simple visual forms in our everyday lives. And, the final product is an interplay of earthy texture and colour, a kiss of fresh simplicity that restores balance in the otherwise chaotic dance of today’s universe. The colours are a combination of soft, shaded pastels, bright solid pastels, traditional jeweled shades. Shades of traditional golden with heavy embroidery sets an unique example of the custom of India. Sticking to the culture of this Indian outfit the pallu of the saree is specially designed in handwork, sequences, patchwork, chikan work and many more. The grace and beauty is looked up to with utmost care.

Lakme fashion Week 2010 Unusual fabrics, texturing and detailing, ‘fusion’ of styles ‘patch-worked’ with gorgeous embellishments in a vibrant eclectic colour palette to make the feeling of going back to the ancient and medieval ages. Sabyasachi Mukherjee describes his own collections as ‘an International styling with an Indian soul’. He has been the trend setter with his extra ordinary talent of mixing the colour, texture, still keeping the customs diversified India.

Lakme Fashion Week have witnessed number of designers showcasing their work where by enhancing their talent and opening a new door to create again. Manish Malhotra, Ritu Kumar, Neeta Lulla, Sabyasachi Mukherjee are the eminent designers who have created a mark and has helped fashion reach the zenith with Lakme Fashion Week.
Satya Paul’s evolution from a quintessential Indian designer saree label to a global brand for international couture is rested upon its inherent value of practical response to the entire universe it operates in and not just the fashion world.

The fluid form, flamboyant use of colors and experimental dash are the key-defining elements that render the label a creative freedom to create the works of art and not just fashion garments.

Lakme Fashion Week have even helped new talent to grow like santanu-nikhil, rocky S, kollol dutta and many more.

The understated appeal of their design aesthetic goes beyond the here and now into a realm of pure classicism. While keeping the handwriting essentially subtle with Indian monochromatic tones, the language is most definitely contemporary and silhouette centric. Blacks and whites, pastel shades of gold and beiges teamed with vintage colors like fiery reds, flirty deep pinks, rich emerald greens, and deep chocolates and coppers have in fact become a strong color palette signature of Shantanu & Nikhil.
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Bipasa basu show casing the talent of rocky S,traditional yet modern,trendy yet beautiful lemon sari..

2010
03/17
CATEGORY
Indian Fashion Designers
Lakme Fashion Week
Neeta Lulla
Ritu Kumar
Sabyasachi Mukherjee
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