Cover Wars!

By Payal
September 1, 2015
The Daily Etcetera
9

Jacqueline graces the covers of both Verve and Cineblitz this month wearing Sabyasachi Couture kurta with Anand Kabra sharara on the former and a Pooja Shroff lehenga on the latter. We normally don’t feature film magazines but her outfit on the Cineblitz was so rich, one might think it was a fashion glossy.

Coming back to the covers, which one do you like more?

On an aside, is it us or does she look a lot like Zarine Khan (from Veer) on the left?

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Kangna On Cine Blitz: (Un)Covered

Film magazines are not only in love with Kangna this month but also with outfits seen on the LFW runway. After Filmfare we now have Cine Blitz featuring Kangna in a Nikhil Thampi cutout floor-length top with kathakali motif pants.

You like?

Left: Nikhil Thampi, LFW Winter/Festive 2013
Right: Kangna Ranaut on Cine Blitz Oct 2013

Photo Credit: JustJared

Trisha In South Scope: Decoded

Trisha makes her Bollywood debut tommorow opposite Akshay Kumar in ‘Khatta Meetha’. The south star who has featured in a lot of Tamil and Telugu movies was featured in South Scope magazine styled by designer Chaitanya Rao.

While, I love the pieces Chaitanya chose for Trisha, am so horribly disappointed to see the beautiful Anand Kabra sari paired with jeans (see inside). Don’t get me wrong, I love fusion, but this is sacrilege! (Ok ok, am overreacting, but the sari is just so purrrrty.)

Oddly enough, I also couldn’t help but remember Shilpa’s Cine Blitz cover on seeing the last pic of Trisha wearing the Chaitanya Rao ensemble (see inside).

Chaitanya Rao

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From Runway To Photo Shoot

By Payal
April 29, 2009
Found/Off The Runway
38

Priyanka wears an ombre Shantanu and Nikhil gown for an editorial in Cine Blitz May 2009. You can also see Kareena and Diya wear a non-ombre variation here.

I have to say I think the Cine Blitz people should have used this pic below for the cover instead of the one far below…

You can see the rest of the editorial here.