Monday, May 2, 2016
Best dressed this week: Parineeti Chopra and Shraddha Kapoor
The best thing about a summer wardrobe is the spectrum of colours and prints one can play with. This week, Parineeti Chopra stepped out wrapped in a rainbow of hues at the H&M store, while overseas, Kerry Washington, Jessica Biel and Kate Hudson played with abstract patterns that shouted out for attention.
Then there were the ladies who doused themselves in solid pops of colour. Shraddha Kapoor went the metallic route in a royal blue Prabal Gurung, Karlie Kloss picked a purple Victoria Beckham gown in remembrance of late singer Prince, and Lindsey Vonn picked a semi-bejewelled piece in a tart shade of lime. It’s safe to say that blacks and whites are great, but it doesn’t hurt to play with crazy colours.
This is how you can make Sonam Kapoor your digital BFF
If you thought social media was the only way to peek into your favourite star’s life, Sonam Kapoor’s big new project is going to change the way you fangirl forever.
Launching today in collaboration with Disciple Media, Kapoor’s eponymous app is the actor’s way of connecting with fans all over the globe on a more personal note than ever before. “I think of this app like my little home, where I can invite people in and tell them, ‘This is what I live like, this is who I am, this is what my friends are like, these are my likes and my dislikes.’ I’d been thinking of doing something for a while, and then the guys from Disciple came down from London and they said, ‘Why don’t you do a Sonam-specific app?’”
From make-up and hair tutorials to fitness tips, and behind-the-scenes footage from shoots and films, the app ‘Sonam Kapoor’ is going to give the world access to her most personal thoughts and moments. “The app is still a work in progress in terms of cleaning it up, and collecting more data,” Kapoor tells us. “Right now, it’s going to have book reviews (I love to read!). I’m also doing something called Sister Act, which is basically my sister (Rhea Kapoor) and I, and a couple of my friends, talking about topics that are relevant, or even irrelevant to us. There’s also trends I like right now, archives of my work, which I like to call my Chronicles, and a section called Workohol—not workaholic—which highlights all the things I do. You can also expect movie posters that you can download, and eventually, merchandise you can buy through the app as well.”
Think that’s where it ends? Not a chance. The best part about the app is a feature called My Tribe, which allows Sonam followers everywhere to connect with one another, and the star. “I don’t like the word fan,” Kapoor confesses. “I see people who like me as part of my tribe. I’m a part of them, they’re my community. My favourite feature of all has got to be Sonam Live, where at any given moment you’ll get an alert saying I’m going live and you can basically watch me wherever I am; it’s raw unadulterated footage, no censors.” Isn’t it too much, people have asked her. But Kapoor’s theory is simple: “You not being on social media, or not being approachable, does not make you more mysterious or aspirational. It makes you irrelevant.”
The app is now available on iTunes and Google Play
All the pictures you need to see from Bipasha Basu’s wedding celebrations
After a roaring bachelorette and much excitement over the last few weeks, Bipasha Basu‘s wedding celebrations with beau Karan Singh Grover are finally in full swing!
On April 29, the bride-to-be celebrated her mehendi, and turns out the rumours about the theme were true. Juhu’s Villa 69 transformed itself into a rose-hued wonderland for the event. Basu even matched her ensemble to the setting, picking a rose-print Anushree Reddy lehenga complete with floral headgear and pearly pink nails. There to congratulate the couple were close friends including Shilpa Shetty Kundra, Shamita Shetty, Sophie Choudry, Anusha Dandekar, model Candice Pinto and designer Rocky S.
As for the wedding on April 30, Basu chose a typical Bengali bridal ensemble by Sabyasachi, accented with traditional jewellery. The wedding reception followed right after, for which the bride changed into a head-to-toe gold look. In true Bollywood fashion, the guest list was brimming with stars including Amitabh, Aishwarya and Abhishek Bachchan, Sonam Kapoor, Ranbir Kapoor, Shah Rukh Khan, Salman Khan, Sanjay Dutt, Sushmita Sen, Preity Zinta, Dia Mirza, Dino Morea, Abhay and Bobby Deol, Genelia and Riteish Deshmukh, Malaika Arora Khan, Neha Dhupia, Sophie Choudry and Tabu. Don’t miss a single picture from the slideshow!
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She is one of the hottest stars of tinsel town and always manages to steal the show on the red carpet. We will have to give it to Anushka Sharma for working with some of the biggest co-stars in Bollywood – from Shahrukh Khan, Ranveer Singh to Aamir Khan – and still holding her ground. She exudes oodles of confidence both onscreen and in real life. And could there be a better fashion icon than Anushka?
Anushka made her debut with King Khan in 2008 with ‘Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi’, which was a mega hit. Never mind that she played a coy Indian girl onscreen; she has never been less than a diva on the red carpet. In fact, it is rare that critics get a chance to mock her fashion choices. Not only is she super fit but knows how to flaunt her perfect figure in the best way.
From adorning floor-length jackets by Abu Jani Sandeep Khosla to wearing Nikhil Thampi’s cool cropped pants, Anushka certainly knows good fashion. We chart her style evolution for you to take inspiration from.
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