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The mother-daughter duo stepped out at a recent launch looking pretty co-ordinated with their outfits… :)
 Riddhima Kapoor |
 Neetu Singh |
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The fabulous Neetu Singh attended the Lakme Fashion Week dressed in a tunic from Tory Burch.
I love the tunics from Tory Burch for their amazing fits, especially the plainer, non-print, marginally embellished ones! They are flattering on any body type and are so timeless and understated!
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Buy The Tory Beaded Henley Top Via Neiman Marcus
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Spotted on Neetu Singh at Divyanka Bedi’s fashion show, the Pearl Python Gucci hobo. Frankly, while the Bottega Python Hobo made my heart skip a beat, this one really doesn’t do anything for me! The bag just gets lost in Neetu’s silk shirt! I wish she had worn something that made this bag stand out!
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Above: Neetu Singh @ Divyanka Bedi’s Fashion Show |
 Gucci Bouvier Python Hobo |
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Neetu Singh has carried her Chanel Timeless Clutch before and Kahkashan’s Jimmy Choo Clutch obsession is well documented by now! Saw them both carry their clutches at the Filmfare awards and at the relaunch of Mogra (respectively) again!
 Neetu Singh |
 Kahkashan Patel |
Hermes Kelly is such an iconic bag and so special, I just wish Madhoo wouldn’t carry it again and again, especially to three events in a row (this time at the Aza 08 showing/preview)! I hope that scarf goes into dry cleaners soon! Also, its not very often that we feature the men in here and when we do, its not usually for the best reasons! Saw Rahul Dev favoring his jacket all over again, this time at the Society Interior Awards. Three times within a span of weeks?? Not very kosher.
 Rahul Dev |
 Madhoo |
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Who says you can’t wear white after Labor day? Look at Neetu Kapoor née Singh! She paired a printed tunic from Tarun Tahiliani with white pants and a white Chanel bag! The white balances all that print rather well, reaching that overall effect of ‘me-likey’!
Don’t be afraid of wearing ‘print’. The key is to team one busy piece of clothing with everything else that is subdued and subtle so that it not only balances the overall impression but also nicely accents the print! After all, noone really wants to go looking like a tablecloth!
