March 1, 2012
This season, Meera Ali gave us a solo show in collaboration with creative inputs from her young daughter Sama Ali. The collection was created keeping in mind the tastes and sensibilities of the modern day independent woman.
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This season, Meera Ali gave us a solo show in collaboration with creative inputs from her young daughter Sama Ali. The collection was created keeping in mind the tastes and sensibilities of the modern day independent woman.
Fame, power and an overflowing bank balance hasnt changed the way Kolkatas wonder boy Sabyasachi Mukherjee views life. His sister Payal is still his best friend and design head of his label, his parents are his harshest critics and he prefers to chill with his childhood friends rather than the well-heeled pseudo blondes.
Rehanes collection channeled a military chic vibe and gave us feminine ensembles in three principle colours- khaki, dull good and fiery red. Key styles showcased included shift dresses, maxis and A line dresses with a retro twist. Rehane created an interesting fusion of feminine glamour and masculinity with her creations and dresses were accessorized with military hats and berets to emphasize on the gender neutral quality of this...