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Colorful fun designs dominated designer Anupama Dayal’s collection that consisted mostly of dresses. When the winter blues hits, we’d love to step out in one of her creations to brighten up our day!
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Photo Credit: Viral Bhayani
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While it was not the first time that Shweta walked the ramp for designer Abdul Haldar, it was definitely Sonu’s first. And, he looked quite regal in his all-white sherwani piece. Shweta, on the other hand, wore a a lehenga with a strapless bustier. Her hair though could have been better. It looked too messy in my opinion.
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Sonu Sood for Abdul Haldar at LFW Autumn 2009
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Shweta Bharadwaj for Abdul Haldar at LFW Autumn 2009
Photo Credit: Viral Bhayani
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Doesn’t take much imagination to put Fall and Plaid together but we love how Asmita incorporated plaid into saris and churidaars! And love the Telugu script on those pants and shirts. Now that she’s done it, we can’t imagine why it wasn’t ever done before. Love.
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Photo Credit: Viral Bhayani
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Sharp structured silhouettes, some color amidst the black and beige and basic sheath dresses and tops made up this collection. Of the collection, we liked the tops and saris with the circular motif… The rest, was alrite…
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Photo Credit: Viral Bhayani
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Designer Abdul Haldar presented an all ethnic collection consisting of ornate lehengas, churidar-kurtas, saris and two-toned silk sherwanis for men. If the next bridal season was what Abdul had in mind as target, then this collection seemed apropo for it.
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Photo Credit: Viral Bhayani
