What’s your print? One of the major trends for Fall Winter
2012 is prints for men. It can be an arduous
task initially for majority of male species (blame it on perception), however
with little bit of self-confidence, imagination and smart sartorial choice, one
can incorporate this trend with ease. You can break the monotony of dull and
conservative winter pieces by adding prints in all shapes and sizes to your
wardrobe thus letting you to explore adventurous facet of your personality.
Wednesday, 24 October 2012
Sunday, 21 October 2012
Sunday, 14 October 2012
Fall Winter 2012 Trend - Military - Take over the fashion battlefield
Military inspired fashion is one of the hottest trends for Fall Winter 2012. This winter, gear up to take over the’ fashion battlefield’, wearing and incorporating elements of military fashion like - sophisticated cuts, brass-buttoned coats, cargo pockets, cape, fitted blazer cinched at the waist, cargo pants, neoprene moulded trousers, trench coats and epaulets.
Friday, 12 October 2012
Brad Pitt & his many shades - For Interview Magazine
Star photographer, Steven Klein, captures many shades of Hollywood’s golden boy, actor Brad Pitt, for the latest edition (October November 2012) of Interview magazine. The versatile actor, in an interview with Guy Ritchie for his new film, Killing Them Softly, slipped into various characters for the photo spread.
Thursday, 11 October 2012
'Rishta' by Arjun Saluja - Spring Summer 2013 (Wills Lifestyle India Fashion Week)
There is always something intriguing about androgyny & the very idea of playing with traditional gender roles in fashion, makes it all the more interesting. Breaking through all the boundaries, talented designer Arjun Saluja presented his spring summer 2013 collection, titled ‘Rishta’, which was all about sexual freedom, confidence, conflict, attitude, power and strength, softened by femininity without being vulnerable.
Sunday, 7 October 2012
Atsu Sekhose S/S 2013 - North East India @ Wills India Fashion Week
This is indeed a wonderful and a
progressive move by the Ministry of Textiles, Govt of India and FDCI to promote
and shows case the designs from North - East India. Being born and raised in the
beautiful state of North - East, I appreciate the initiative taken to explore
the hidden treasure of artisans, textiles and tribal designs by the Ministry of
Textiles, Govt of India and FDCI, thus helping North East to get into the main
stream of Indian fashion.
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