‘Plaid’ly Speaking. Again.

Give us a good design and you’ll have us gushing over plaid, but yarns and yarns of it without a single interesting detail will only get a thumbs down from us.

What say you? Is it a thumbs up or a thumbs down?

You can check out Ayesha wearing a more interesting version here.

Left: Swapnil Shinde, A/W 2009
Right: Mugdha Godse in Dubai

Photo Credit: Viral Bhayani
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In Swapnil Shinde

At the Puro restaurant launch, Ms. Maghera gave us a minimalist look in a pink Swapnil Shinde dress pairing the dress with just a pair of gold earrings and a gold ring. I liked that she kept her neck and hands bare and although am not a fan of the slip-on sandals, it wasn’t a deal breaker.

You like?

Left: Swapnil Shinde, A/W 2009
Right: Amrit Maghera at Puro Restaurant Launch

Photo Credit: Viral Bhayani

‘Plaid’ly Speaking

There’s a thin line between preppie-chic and lumberjack-chic and ‘plaid’ does toe that fine line. While it could have been an interesting dress. Ms. Thapar ruined it with horrid footwear and big-hair! Better shoes, toned down hair and the clutch as-is would’ve had us going plaid-a-gaga!

We expected Ayesha to have worn this dress with an edge it deserves, instead it only brought back memories of a certain Ms. Saran.

Left: Swapnil Shinde, A/W 2009
Right: Ayesha Thapar at GQ Bash at Olive

Photo Credit: Viral Bhayani

The Long And Short Of It

If we had to choose between the two versions of the Swapnil Shinde design, we would have to go with Monica. Neither do we like the silver-black contrast on Urvashi’s dress nor do we like how the dress bunches up oddly at the waist.

Who gets your vote?

P.S. You can check out more pictures at The Gallery..