Like they say when in doubt wear a LBD! I would say when in doubt wear crop top and a skirt! Crop tops with skirts or probably with anything looks irresistibly hot and fashionable. And particularly, Nitya’s digitally print crop top + skirt is hands down a must have this season.
This edition of STiLUM comes more as a #throwback! Presenting the complete look as seen in Cosmopolitan magazine’s May 2014 issue. The one that became infamous for tagging me as Body Type: CURVY!
Okay so all those who questioned me being curvy or questioned themselves ‘if she is curvy then what I am?’ Here is the answer!
Born in London, brought up in Mumbai, roots from south. Punjabi by food, affable by heart and down to the earth! No wonder if he wasn’t a designer must have been into aviation! Meet gen next’s most loved designer- NIKHIL THAMPI!
India’s leading online shopping portal KOOVS.COM is back yet again with a very cool collaboration with Brit sensation Henry Holland from the House Of Holland. Know what the designer has to say about his special Indian collection with Koovs in a special interview with Ms. Coco Queen.
Hey peeps! Today’s STiLUM edition has two very interesting designers on board! First we have DevRNil who don’t need much of an introduction and another is a exquisite jewelry designer named Sangeeta Boochra (Silver Centrre) from the land of pink city, Jaipur. Talking about DevRNil first, the ‘Boys Of Bengal’ {as they are famously referred to} showcased a spectacular ready to wear autumn-winter collection this season. Two words that lucidly describe their newest collection are edgy & feminine. Clothes with…
I DON’T THINK THERE IS EVER A WRONG TIME FOR A POLKA DOT… -MARC JACOBS Even if this man says that an egg came before hen, I would simply agree. I mean who would deny Marc Jacobs! Someone blind can only back-pedal his fashion wisdom (he gave 16 iconic years to Louis Vuitton as the creative director) and that hawwwttt frame of his *DROOOL* (mind that he is 51 i.e. exactly my mum’s age :-O ) So I can’t…
Continuing with the wedding spree. This one is a personal favorite. No embellished work, no elaborate detailing just the plain old Indian sari.
