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Louis Vuitton is looking to set up a factory in Pondicherry, purpose of which would be to attach soles to its uber luxurious (and expensive) shoes. But, and there is always a but, the tag on those shoes will continue to read, ‘Made In Italy’ because thats where most of the work would’ve been done! Read more HERE
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A feast for the eyes! Oh no! I am not refering to Madame Re. The highlight of this post is not her but it is her jewelry. How gorgeous is the Kundan ring on her hand?
If you are dying to get one for yourself, here is a cute Kundan ring for you to flaunt at your next cocktail party! Wait it gets even better, the ring is only $15!
Buy via Kaneesha
Sonam Kapoor made another public appearance at the Amul Star Voice of India wearing (no points for guessing!) an Anuradha Vakil outfit.
Below is the original outfit presented at the 2003 Lakme Fashion week. I am quite surprised that Ms Vakil would choose an outfit for Sonam from such an old collection.
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Here’s Shilpa Shetty in Paris, at the unveiling of the Dom Pérignon Oenotheque 1993, dressed in a Tarun Tahiliani dress.
I can’t say much except the fact that I absolutely hate the dress. Its so tacky. And the same old jewelled accent that Tahiliani has been doing for ages now. You think he’ll ever get over it?
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I get nostalgic pretty easily.. sometimes its a rainy evening or a whiff of a perfume, sometimes, something I’ve eaten, or a rarely spoken phrase, sometimes its a song and sometimes a scene from a movie…it could be a mail, a call, a card, a letter.. and then sometimes, its furniture..
Well, with furniture that has never actually happened before, but when I saw this by Haldane Martin, it took me back to days that can only be categorized as, ‘way-back-when’, to my grandfather’s house where furniture like this was all over the place!
Atleast the chair anyway! Y’all know what am talking about?
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Not all of his collection got me nostalgic though! Some of these pieces are really contemporary, modern and very, very minimal! And, really pretty cool.
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Whether inciting nostalgia, or vibing ‘futuristic’, the furniture sure had a way of transporting you to a different time and place! Definitely worth a dekho.
