Karisma Kapoor in a messed up floral dress
For a lunch with the extended Kapoor family, Karisma wore this floral-printed Gucci dress. The knee-length, ruffle-layer dress had at least eight different floral prints in bits, which made the attire look like nothing more than pretty rag cloths put together; the pussy-bow on top only made things messier. A simple pair of black strap sandals and no accessories whatsoever,...
Alia Bhatt’s casual airport style
Spotted at the airport, Alia was her easy breezy self in a white top teamed with basic blue denim jeans. Alia up the ante of her attire by pairing her comfy casuals with a classy striped shirt in blue. The trendy piece had slit sleeves that added another playful detail to the actor’s look. Keeping her make-up minimal, Bhatt rounded...
Priyanka Chopra looked hot in pink jumpsuit
Priyanka Chopra who recently attended Penguin’s Annual Lecture in Delhi, was spotted wearing a hot pink jumpsuit from Sergio Hudson’s Fall 2017 collection. Priyanka comfortable and confident in her jumpsuit. The outfit featured a wrap over neckline and had button detailing on the side of the trousers. While the full sleeves gave it a formal appearance, the wide legged trousers...
In an Instagram post Ileana D’Cruz calls boyfriend Andrew Kneebone ‘hubby’
On Saturday, Ileana D'Cruz who spends most of her time with her beau in Australia, shared a picture of her decorating a Christmas tree. "My favourite time of the year," she captioned the photo. Interestingly, along with the hashtags, 'Christmas time', 'happy holidays', she gave the picture credit to "hubby" Andrew Kneebone. Earlier, when Ileana, who is in a live-in...
The world now has a Museum of Selfies
Museum for selfie has been conceptualised and will open to the public in Los Angeles, in January 2018! The museum will actually hold art inspired by selfies, photo ops, and spaces created for people to take the perfect selfies for Instagram. The co-founders of the museum wanted a space that can be used to think about the role selfies play...
Wiz Khalifa to perform in India this month
American hip hop artist Wiz Khalifa is all set to land in Goa for Time Out 72. Wiz Khalifa says, "I'm excited to visit India. I am keeping an open mind and going to embrace the culture as soon as I land. I am looking forward to meeting the people and my fans. I love travelling to be closer...
Heather Menzies-Urich died at 68
Famously known as Louisa von Trapp from the 1965 classic The Sound of Music, actress Heather Menzies-Urich which continues to win hearts worldwide after more than half a century, died at age 68. Rodgers & Hammerstein Organization confirmed the news in a statement, saying, “Heather was part of ‘the family.’ There is really no other way to describe the members...
Gucci Facts you didn’t knew
Gucci began his small leather goods and luggage company in Florence, Italy, in 1921. He had previously worked at the famed Savoy Hotel in London, and this experience inspired him to bring the taste of the English nobility into the goods he created. When Italy was under a fascist dictatorship in the 1940s, leather was difficult to come by, so...
Aishwarya Rai Bachchan in a colourful maxi dress by Lebanese designer Hussein Bazaza
While attending a Christmas dinner with husband Abhishek Bachchan, Aishwarya looked beautiful in a sleeveless striped maxi dress by Lebanese designer Hussein Bazaza. Accentuating her figure, the flowy gown was cinched at the waist with a designed metallic-styled belt. The multi-coloured gown with sheer panels has a striking design panel at the front that really arrests your attention. Aishwarya complemented the...
Shilpa Shetty Kundra monochrome look in this fierce corset sari
Shilpa Shetty looked fiercely sensuous in a monochrome sari-dress by Sonaakshi Raaj. Stylist Sanjana Batra picked out the fabulous outfit, with a structured pallu, illusion collar and a corset blouse. Accessorising with just a ring from Scarlet Sage, the actor kept it easy with the baubles. A belt cinched at the waist gave finishing touches to her look by accentuating...
