Sunday 26 February 2012

'Cause a whole lot of woman needs a whole lot more

Skinny is not always beautiful. In fact, sometimes skinny isn’t beautiful at all. Being more than a size zero must never stop you from wearing what you like and being who you want to be. And that is why, we are proud of these women who love their bodies, pamper themselves, and dress to impress. 

        


Big girl, you are beautiful. Mika wouldn't lie.


  





Strings and Buttons

Stepping out of their Audis and VWs, nibbling at freshly baked Italian bread, or flaunting their “brand” new possessions – the guests at the Carmina Burana Concert at the NCPA blended fashion and music enough for us to report this swanky event in our blog.

Formals being the dress code for the evening, one could see a range from Silk Sarees & Khadi Kurtas, to Cotton shirts & High waist skirts to Tuxedos and Evening gowns. With minimal accessories just enough to fill in the void of that something-missing, elegance hovered in the air. ‘Bling’ was evidently not the call of the day.
       

   

We also managed to capture a few decked up guests after grabbing a quick bite at the luscious NCPA Cafe.




A bunch of kids from the American School of Bombay, on the other hand, stood out as they gathered there to watch their friends perform. Chaperoned by their teachers, rather casually dressed, the cluster made a fashion statement unique to the evening.



Ajay Mehta, one of the guests and an ardent pianist, carried a Grotrian-Steinweg  jhola. His friend Zarir chose the more casual look with a red turtle neck and an Adidas side bag.Contrary to our expectation, there was more to the attendees than just suits and ties,thus making us feel less out of place.

Our support system

Bras, don’t we all just love them! and the relationship we have with them? The sexier the bra, the sexier you feel, even if nobody can really see it. Lacy, padded, polka dotted, push up or seamless, that one favorite bra ends up becoming a part of you. For those that don’t spend too much time on lingerie or claim to not care about the bras they wear, a word of caution – an ill fitting bra can turn into your worst enemy. Trust us on this, when it comes to bras, NEVER COMPROMISE!

In the pictures are our own favorite bras that very likely reflect our personalities.












Gold at the end of the rainbow

After attending the gay parade for two continuous years, a sufficiently curious mind such as ours would wonder where the tsunami of colours worn originates from. Well, we’ve found the gold at the end of the rainbow (winkety wink). Not for the timid, D’Kloset (pun certainly intended) brings you outrageous and wonderfully vivid collection of clothes, ranging from mankinis - that make even bikinis look modest - to low crotch harem pants, bringing you high street fashion at an affordable price. 
 




 

Samuel,who enthusiastically showed us around, made us want to take him home within the first five minutes.


While D’Kloset caters to the lgbt crowd, it is also an attraction for the bolder straight men and gets customers right from the age of 16 to 60. For them, 
being gay is not just an orientation, it’s an entire lifestyle. They take the phrase ‘wearing your heart on your sleeve’ very seriously. If fashion is about making a style statement, D’Kloset clothes and accessories accomplish this task with absolute ease. What are they saying? To put it simply: I am gay, so deal with it, B****h. 



Suit up!

Take a backseat all those who hesitate to jump the grey scale while choosing their formals. A more joie de vivre wardrobe is here to be worn to that dreadful place called office, only here to make you feel more spirited. From deep pink to gold to lime – add that splash of colours to your formal attire.



25 yr old Rythma likes to experiment with unconventional shades when she dresses up every morning for work.



When Helmut Newton first stepped into the hitherto untouched arena of androgynous dressing back in 1975 (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Lesmoking.jpg), less did he know that his daring act would become a trend in itself. The male entrepreneur is no more the sole proprietor of the black suit and tie. Watch out for them women in black!







Teri kurti sexy

Walking the streets of Causeway Colaba, hailed as the street fashion haven of South Mumbai, for the hundredth time now, the atypical style of clothing amongst the tourists tends to go unnoticed. Quintessential street-fashion ambassadors,be it women or men, our ‘models’ have embraced all the Indian-ness they could find. Dhotis, Dupattas, Kolhapuri chappals, Ghungrus, Gajras, Embroidered handbags, phew! All of India comes together, on a Firang










Back with a SPLASH


Who said summer dresses are for the demure? With the heat back, it’s time to put away those jeans and woolens and put on our lightest and breeziest attire possible. With patterns ranging way beyond the floral, there is a perfect summer dress for everyone. 




Although you don’t have to be the kind that twirls through oases to pull one off, you can’t help feel float-y and feminine in one.