SanamRunway

Old Hollywood Glamor

2008-04-29T16:20:00.000-07:00

Archana Kochhar's glamorous collection infused both old Hollywood style with Indian work and silhouettes. Kochhar's collection was showcased in mid April at Gitanjali Lifestyle fashion show.

Topaze, Saphires and Rubies Oh My!

2008-04-03T21:48:00.000-07:00

Lahore fashion designer Sonia Azhar was all set to play with gems and stones. She presented a rich, dreamy collection in Pakistan that not only dazzled the models but literally the outfits themselves. Heavily encrusted with rubies, emeralds and tourmaline these shimmering dresses sparkled the night.

According to Sonia, her collection was entirely jewelery inspired. There collection commenced with an Opal inspiration, followed by a turquoise and sapphire line. All the precious stones were sewn onto the dresses where the tones complemented the dresses and the fabric used.

Just check out the detailing in her work. It's amazing. All her outfits have semi precious stones and intricate embellishments.

Lakme Fashion Week Disappoints

2008-04-03T20:26:00.000-07:00

Lakme is a cosmetic company and can be compared to as the L'Oreal of the east. Twice a year Lakme holds a fashion week known as LFW for fall/winter and spring/summer which are perhaps the most highly profiled fashion events of India and Pakistan.

LFW normally includes Indian designers, however, Pakistani designers have been invited on a few occasions to show their collections.

LFW has been conceived and created with a vision to "Integrate India into the global fashion world and redefine the future of fashion".

Lakme Fashion Week Autumn Winter 2008 was held on March 29th to April 2, 2008 at the National Centre for Performing Arts (NCPA), Mumbai.

Dozens of Indian designers showcased their Fall/Winter collections with celebrities of the Indian film industry, Bollywood, cheering them on.

Click here to see exclusive video of LFW

Some of my favorite designers included Manish Malhotra (although his Fall/Winter collection was a bit too western), Neeta Lulla, and Abdul Halder for men.

I was fairly disappointed with the collections with the exception of Abdul Halder.

Abdul Halder started his fashion career designing for none other than the king of pop, Micheal Jackson in 2002.

His current collection was chic and very Indo-Euro with tapered safari suits, embroidered sleeves, shoulder pads and toped off with traditional Indian sandals.

I can see a hint of MJ in this one with the shoulder pads and embelishments.

Not so sure I like the copper spray paint look on this suit, although the suit itself is nice.

Manish Malhotra opens the Fall/Winter collection with shades of pastels and pinks. Extremely feminine but a bit too western for my taste in Indian fashion. I feel like I've seen this dress at Zara for years. I guess India is still behind in some things.

I love the color and material of Manish's pink halter dress but not crazy about the style.

What is going on here??? I've seen this top in cheap Lycra at Le Chateau, Sirens and Limite dozens of times. But I like the skirt with pouch pockets at the sides.

This dress is the winner for Manish Malhotra's Fall/Winter collection. The silhouette and cascading backdrop makes this evening gown illuminating and extremely sexy.

Neeta Lulla needs to stick to traditional wear. Her collection at LFW was unimpressive compared to her usually breathtaking creations.

This baby doll dress with embellishments under bust is deja-vu. The only thing I like about this outfit is the bolero.

I don't even want to comment on this one. It looks like the under attire of a Marie Antoinette gown mixed with Erika Badou.

Sheer Embrace

2008-03-25T19:57:00.001-07:00

Rohit Bal's collection at Wills's fashion show was stunning. It was the perfect combination of material and patterns.

The rose sari has a Spanish flavor to it with the velvet petal shaped bloused and sheer sleeves. I have seen a lot of different styles of sari blouses but this one has got to be one of the most original designs.

This princess style gown is both exotic and regal. Rohit Bal fuses royalty from both worlds, the Elizabethan style of gown with the exotic materials and and shadow work motifs of an Indian Queen.

Vanilla Sky

2008-03-25T19:56:00.000-07:00

Buckle Me Up

2008-03-25T19:54:00.000-07:00

Eastern Goddess

2008-03-25T19:52:00.000-07:00

Elegance is Golden

2008-03-25T19:50:00.001-07:00

The Indian Fashion Event of the Year

2008-03-21T11:42:00.000-07:00

Wills Lifestyle fashion week WIFW was held in Delhi last week bringing together over 10 action packed days, 83 designers, 40 shows, 82 stalls, 56 models, 4 teams of show directors and make up and hair artists.

Indian designers were on edge trying to create the perfect styles and designs to capture the western market.

This year many foreign buyers came to get a peak at the Indian collections . The U.S. recession, is said to benefit India's fashion industry due to the low production cost of Indian designs.

view video for more

Some of the featured designers included Tarun Tahiliani, Suneet Verma, and Rohit Bal.

Tarun Tahiliani's collection was inspired by Dior with cascading gowns and regal coats but the elaborate eastern set made a Indian impact.

Suneet Verma added a special touch to his collection with oriental designs and embroidered socks as the focus. Watch the video for Suneet's take on his collection

The New Age of Indian and Pakistani Fashion

2008-03-20T15:37:00.000-07:00

Here is a mini video that I have put together. It is compilation of Indian and Pakistani fashion shows with my commentary and pictures of some of my favorite designers and their creations.

Iman Ali on the Ramp

2008-03-19T10:25:00.000-07:00

Probably known today as the Pakistani Claudia Schieffer, Iman Ali has emerged as Pakistan's top model. She carries herself with poise and elegance. In this video she struts her stuff for a fashion show in Karachi.

Where to Shop...Bargello

2008-03-18T19:42:00.000-07:00

BARGELLO is an online shopping store where you can buy virtually any Pakistani or Indian designer outfit made to your measurements and taste.

Last summer I saw this sari by Atelier Karma and had to have it but I didn't know where to buy it from since I live in Montreal and the showrooms are thousands of miles away in Pakistan. When I tried to order it through Karma's site, there were so may delays in responding.

Then I discovered Bargello. They were fast in responding, their prices were reasonable and they could modify anything you wanted. The way Bargello works is that it is a distribution company that takes the orders that you make and replicates them according to the designers styles. Most of the designers do not have the time to take online orders but Bargello specializes in oversea orders.

However, I have recently noticed that a lot of designer sites are improving their online order applications, making it easier to buy outfits online.

Some of the styles they have made themselves but most of them are replications of Pakistani and Indian designers. I had my sari made exactly like the original image I saw and delivered to my doorstep.

The actual sari is a halter blouse that is fully worked. The work is a combination of encrusted pearls, crystals and bead work that essentially makes up the floral design on the blouse.

The sari is a sarong style sari meaning that it does not have the traditional eight pleats rather it follows a Grecian look where material is gathered at the waist and falls reassembling a cascade.

The sarong is made of pure silk and has scattered pearls and crystals throughout the entire fabric.

Sultry Saris

2008-03-13T08:43:00.000-07:00

I love saris. They are sexy, they are elegant, they are flattering, they are versatile, they are exotic...

Silk saris are the best. Many times I don't feel like showing off my mi drift to the entire population and silk saris hide that while still giving a sexy and elegant look. Of course Iman Ali can wear any sari without that worry but for those who are uncomfortable but still want to wear saris these types of saris work best.

This blue and purple Tye-n-dye sari is stunning. The blouse has detailed floral embroidery and is intricately cut. This sari is part of Durnave's Khayaal featured in Visage Magazine issue 51.

When I first bought outfits by Bareeze they were mainly cotton embroidered shalwar chemises. Now Bareeze has opened their market to saris and a variety of different fabrics.

Initially Bareeze market was mainly in Lahore but now it can be found all over Pakistan and even in Dubai and lahore and is doing extremely well. Combining simplicity and light fabrics and creating saris that embrace the feminine body.

This "pretty in pink" chiffon sari is perfect for a summer soiree. The work on the blouse are tiny tone on tone beads and ribbons. Very pretty.

This sari by Bareeze is hot and steamy with its embroidered blouse and crystal embellishments. I love a flashy colors in south Asian fashion.

Another classic sari design by Bareeze. Bareeze saris are so simple yet the fabric and cuts make them wearable at any formal occasion.

Designing for Royalty

2008-03-08T15:49:00.000-08:00

Pakistani designer Farah Leghari has made a huge name in the U.K designing outfits for Prince Charles and Camilla and British celebrities like Elizabeth Hurley. Her styles are a backdrop of east meets west.

Instep magazine has a great article on this talented up and coming Pakistani designer.

Read article on Farah Leghari here

Here is a great fashion show of Farah Leghari's debut collection where Elizabeth Hurley is the chief guest.

Pakistani Fashion's Modern Movement

2008-03-08T09:10:00.002-08:00

Five Pakistani designers showcased a sleek and modern style at a fashion show inspired by Giorgio Armani last month in Lahore, Pakistan. The fashion show was at the launch of the glamorous Giorgio Armani Samsung mobile phone. The designers included HSY, Saadia Mirza, Maheen Karim, Khaadi Khaas and Ammar Belal.

Read INSTEP Magazine's article on the show

Here were some of my favorites...

Model Fia walks the ramp in a sexy HSY sheer frill peek-a-boo collared tunic and black embossed patterned low waist pants.

Nadia models a Maria B. cream colored dress with sequenced bead work and ribbon patterns along the waist and hips.

Mehreen glides across the catwalk like an eastern goddess in this Saadia Mirza silver bouffant gown with hand crafted flowers along the bust line, ruched bodice and crinoline bottom.

Fia wears a heavily worked cream and gold tube top and sheer bolero with fringe work by Saadia Mirza.

This halter dress by Saadia Mirza incorporates tribal with elegance. The neckline is embroidered with gold thread and beads.

This sleek and sophisticated pinafore dress by Maheen Karim has princess seams that create a form fitting outfit that is royal and regal in a contemporary way.

I love flapper dresses but to think that a Pakistani designer could perfect a french style so eloquently as this is surprising. But Khaadi Khass does with this retro red flapper dress.

This gold skirt suit by Khaadi Khaas with a high waisted knee length skirt, sleeveless xylophone chemise accompanied by a giant fringe clutch purse is also very retro.

Model Neha struts down the ramp for HSY in this back bustier and white satin high-waisted pencil skirt with horizontal seams. Again HSY combines sex appeal with sophistication and of course a pearly choker adds the finishing touch.

This jewel neck black cocktail dress by Khaadi Khaas is exquisite. The dress' wave-like black bead and ribbon work add an eastern feel to this modern little black dress.

Ammar Belal does the menswear for the show and goes away from his usual over the top designs. With Armani as his inspiration, this double breasted mandarin collared blazer is very Giorgio.

See more pictures of the show

The Indian Prince

2008-03-06T15:06:00.000-08:00

The White Shalwar Chemise

2008-03-06T14:54:00.000-08:00

Pakistan Goes GQ

2008-03-06T10:00:00.000-08:00

My personal pick for the top designers for menswear are Amir Adnan and Hassan Shehryar Yasin (HSY Studio).

Here HSY showcases an everyday look for men that is trendy and classic at the same time. This model walks the ramp wearing tailored white pants and safari style jacket. Beige and white is a great color combination and great shades for spring and summer. HSY's Spring collection reveals that classy and sleek dominate.

This satin blend tailored suit with a loose linen shirt is my favorite. The long fitted blazer is great for men that are tall. It elongates the torso and adds a masculine edge to any suit.

Watch a recent interview with HSY

Amir Adnan is the master guru for menswear when it comes to traditional pakistani outfits. Now with his new line, Diffusion, Amir Adnan has opened his market to a more mainstream audience. This gray chinese collared blazer is very "GQ."

What gives this blazer a uniqueness versus others is the white splash work on the front and zig-zag design on the arms. Normally, I would find this design tacky but Amir Adnan makes it work mainly due to the subtlety of the work and his choice of colors and fabrics.

King of Pakistani Bridal

2008-03-06T08:08:00.000-08:00

Hassan Shehryar Yasin aka HSY has taken the fashion scene in Pakistan by storm. He is practically unreachable and his dress prices range from anywhere from five hundred dollars for a shirt to ten thousand dollars for a wedding dress. In Pakistani standards (and even here) its unaffordable.

Then why has he done so well for himself? Who buys these ridiculously expensive dresses and why are his designs so expensive that one wonders if they are buying a dress or a car? Well lets take a look at some of his work and then you be the judge.

This lengha choli wedding dress is immaculate. HSY's detailing is phenomenal. One could spend days just studying his work and it is said that a dress like this would take up to 6 months to make.

When I want to describe this outfit I can't because even I can't figure out what combination of fabric he uses where and what kind of work is done to create this menagerie of exotic and intricate designs.

What I do know is that the skirt is double layered lengha. The top is made of french chiffon with heavy zardosi work and the inner layer is jamawar (embossed gold patterns on satin).

What HSY's outfits have is uniqueness. Most of the time you can look at a outfit and say who the designer is. But with HSY it's impossible to tell because each one is unique.

This dress is so different from the first yet still as beautiful. Here HSY goes more conservative and traditional. This is the type of dress most Pakistani brides would actually wear. The dominant theme of this dress is village and vintage which is represented through the mirror work known as shisha work.

HSY is famous for his saris. He has brought Pakistani saris in the same league as Indian saris if not farther. Before, Indian sari designs were the way to go. In fact, Pakistani designers were incapable of replicating the Indian sari. The way they were stitched, the designs, the fall...there was no comparison.

Well HSY showed then wrong and this sari is living proof why.

HSY challenged this notion and created saris that have Indian designers wondering what they are missing!

HSY has teamed up with Bareeze and started a new line call HSY B. Check out this article.

Kurta: The South Asian Dress Shirt

2008-03-05T08:45:00.000-08:00

Seema Khan's 2008 Derby Fahsion Show

2008-02-28T10:22:00.000-08:00

Seema Khan, wife of Sohail Khan (Salman Khan's brother) showcases her 2008 collection at a racehorse event. The styles include babydoll crop dresses, empire cuts, and tribal prints.

This turquoise tribal printed baby-doll dress with big stone work can be worn casually with flip flops or at a evening with high stilettos and a klutch like the model is wearing it.

Empire dresses are hot and happening. Again the safari print adds to the exotic and primitive feel of Seema's collection. The swirly antique gold design cut under the chest is original and brings ellegance to the dress.

Wearing tons of indian bangles with an outfit adds trendiness to it and makes it exotic.

I love an outfit with a black and white color combination. The sequined work is stunning. Very cute and classy!

Something Floral

2008-02-28T10:02:00.000-08:00

Seema Khan's summer collection is a kaleidoscope of floral artistry. Flowers dominate the theme. She uses pastiche and painted silk to bring together this sexy outfit.

Floral embellishments subtly pop out of the outfit and hand painted flowers make this collection not only fashion pieces but works of art...and I love the floral waistband!

Here are more images of Seema's Spring Collection.

Hayat Rocks!

2008-02-26T10:29:00.000-08:00

In Hajra Hayat's December 2007 show pakistani model Mehreen Syed struts down the runway in a breathtaking empire waisted suit with capri pants and chunky crystal rocks. The top can be worn as a dress or with the pants...stunning don't you think?

Karma Sutra

2008-02-26T10:14:00.000-08:00

Karma's current bridal collection exemplifies classic eastern beauty. It is tasteful, it is elegant, it is glamourous. From chic and modern pant suits, to regal and traditional saris and lenghas, Karma masters the art of femininity. The work is done in just the right places. The cuts are flattering and the designs are good for any shape or size.

Aishwarya Rai Fashion Profile

2008-02-25T20:30:00.000-08:00

Former Miss World, Aishwarya Rai is considered by many to be THE most beautiful woman in the world. Let's see how she dresses.

Aishwarya once said in an interview "I wear what is comfortable." That being said I know that this former Miss World still holds a high reguard for fashion. Her favorite designer is Neeta Lulla who designed her wedding dress and her costumes for a number of films.

Whether she dresses for the Cannes Film Festival, a movie premier or just a stroll down the street, Ash combies grace with sex appeal. She is flawless in every sense of the word. Whether she wears an evening gown, a sari, or a casual pair of jeans, she exuberates elegance. By far my favorite indian fashion icon...

Great New Fashion Show featuring Tahiliani

2008-02-25T14:45:00.000-08:00

Neeta Lulla Designs for 'Jodhaa Akbar'

2008-02-25T12:25:00.000-08:00

Indian designer Neeta Lulla recreates the Mughal era with an array of vibrant, rich, and exquisitely detailed costumes in the epic film Jodhaa Akbar. She uses original antique jewelry for the costumes and her styles are authentically Rajastani.

The Mughal Emperor played by Hrithik Roshan wears a sharwani style chemise with Islamic motifs, a churidaar pajama (tight pants that are gathered at the ankles) and a large jewel encrusted belt with pearls, kundan and crystals.

Princess Jodhaa played by my favorite Aishwarya Rai Bachan wears short choli's, lenghas that show her ankles, chunaris that are heavily worked along the border and massive kundan and ruby chokers that is typically Rajastani.

Neeta has also designed the costumes for films like Devdas, Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam, Taal, Kisna, and Dil Ka Rishta.

click here to view official website for Jodhaa Akbar

Fashion Show Tvasthar 2008

2008-02-25T12:08:00.000-08:00

The show is Sophia Polytechnic's Dress Designing and Garment manufacturing department's annual fashion show and was choreographed by James Ferriera.The designs were edgy and evocative and ranged from modern to traditional.

Bollywood actress Priyanka Chopra came in as the chief guest along with her director Madhur who is currently working on the film Fashion.

click here for more on the show

The Golden Jubilee by Manish Malhotra

2008-02-23T13:43:00.000-08:00

Manish is the leading designer for Bollywood cinema and is considered by many to be the number one indian fashion designer.

In May 2002 London`s departmental store, Selfridges did a Bollywood festival for the summer period and it is here Manish was the only designer to also hold daily live fashion shows of his designs at the store which were very well received.

The entire festival was highly successful and gave both Bollywood and Indian fashion a
new prominence on the British cultural landscape. Even Vanity Fair magazine devoted a whole issue entitled a tribute to Bollywood.

Yes that is Indian actress Urmila. Manish is her favorite indian fashion designer.

This collection by Manish Malhotra is breathtakingly glamorous. The dresses that I have showcased are the epitome of glamourous traditional indian style. The combination of dull gold and cream creates an antique feel.

Manish's use of soft and flowy materials like raw silk, organza and chiffon enhance the elegance and delicacy of his designs. Manish's intricate work of a combination of shisha work (mirror work), beads, sequins and ribbons is spellbinding.

The Signature Crochet Wedding Gown

2008-02-22T15:47:00.000-08:00

“I’m a staunch patriot – I want to take Pakistan’s name in the international fashion scene. I want to show people around the world what a great heritage we have. That really is the core philosophy of my business. We want to go into the international market and prove ourselves as a Pakistani brand name.”
-Maria B.

No one does crochet like Lahori designer (Lahore city in Pakistan where there is a strong fashion scene and direct competition with Karachi designers) Maria B.

This bridal collection combines a flavor of east and west that defines perfection. There is embroidery of pearls, there is floral beadwork, there is extravagant net borders with detailed cutwork, there is layering, and yet after all that, there is still simplicity.

I have seen many pakistani and indian bridal dresses with reoccuring themes of gold work, menakshi, swarovsky crystals, and dapka work but none compares to the masterpiece of- Maria B.'s bridal crochet collection.

The first dress is a short chemise with embroidered arm bands and a classic lengha. The pink on pink work creates a subtle and subdued look of elegance.

The second dress is a more conservative style with elbow length sleeves. The white on white work gives the dress a western wedding dress feel yet the eastern design makes this dress extremely exotic. The tiny yellow flowers are scattered along the entire dress.

The Kundani Masterpiece by Tarun Tahiliani

2008-02-22T11:08:00.000-08:00

Tahiliani is artistic, creative, original and innovative. He is not your typical indian designer. Unlike Manish, Tarun is greatly influenced with western fashions. His designs have attracted the western market and he is considered as one of the top international designers of today. Although Tarun does design indian clothes, he appeals to a more modern and artistic audience.

The designs that I have showcased are influenced by a blend of Mughal and Rajasthani backdrop. He uses a lot of kundan work (glass work) as displayed with the blue gharara (double legged skirt) which is characteristic of Rajasthani designs. Tarun also likes chunari ( fabric that is dyed or printed with small circle motifs) as shown in the blue gharara and mustard sari worn by Shilpa Shetty.

I have posted two of Tahiliani's recent fashion shows

After the tremendous success of his first solo show "The Rubaiyat" in September 1994 at the Dorchester in London, Tarun Tahiliani has continued to present exclusive, well attended and highly publicized shows in major cities all over the world.

Style, craftsmanship, quality and refinement are the defining symbols of Tarun`s garments. His collections attempt to rejuvenate ideas towards a renewal for contemporary Indian life.

A wide spectrum of silhouettes and styles complement his trademark drapes and subtlety. Today, Tarun, the master of drape, is one of the most sought after and successful fashion designers in the country whose clients cover a domestic and international arena.

The Bohemian

2008-02-14T15:33:00.000-08:00

Pakistani Fashion Show in New York

2008-02-14T09:58:00.000-08:00

This video of a pakistani fashion show known as "Symphony of Style" is held in America's fashion capital New York City and has the leading pakistani models walk the runway celebrating the achievements of indian and pakistani fashion and cinema.

The Moonlight Sonata

2008-02-12T11:06:00.000-08:00

What I love most about HSY is his ability to create saris that are traditional and sexy. This french chiffon sari is reminiscent of a moonlit evening. The soft green is both illuminating and refreshing.

HSY uses zardosi work (silver embroidery with small crystals embellishments) in just the right places. The blouse is made with printed silk known as jamawar with slit sleeves on which there is chunky crystal motifs.

The Classic Mini

2008-02-12T11:04:00.000-08:00

Hassan Shehryar Yasin's current couture collection is both bold and daring. His designs are edgy and controversial.

This mini dress that can be worn with pants, leggings or nothing at all is a super sexy head turner. Hassan has combined a western design with eastern material and workmanship using silver crystal motifs and ending this cropped mini with a scallop border of chunky shell shaped embroidery and bead work which is quintessentially HSY.

The Tie-Dye Sari

2008-02-12T10:58:00.000-08:00

Indian designer Elisha W has some of the most original and creative designs fusing colors with various artwork.

This sari, starting from its fully rainbow sequenced blouse, scattered floral beadwork on the blouse, waistband and pallu (part of the sari that is draped off the shoulder) as well as the blend of turquoise and lavender, is fresh, feminine, and fairy-like.

The extension off the blouse that drapes over the model's waist, slims the waist and adds flavor to this sarong style sari.

The A-Symmetrical Gown

2008-02-12T09:03:00.000-08:00

This dress by HSY is one of my favorites because of its paradoxical simplicity and complexity. The one shoulder dress can be either a disaster or immaculate. This dress is the latter. HSY uses french chiffon with delicate crystal and sequenced beadwork to create a dreamy and light look.

The material is gathered along the waist to give more length. This dress is far more glamourous than any of the recent red carpet gowns that I've seen on Entertainment Tonight.

The Dark Knight

2008-02-12T09:00:00.000-08:00

The Modern Churidaar

2008-02-12T08:58:00.000-08:00

The Crinkled Chunari Shawl

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The Regal Rani

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The Legendary Lace

2008-02-12T08:48:00.000-08:00

The Mosaic Printed Kurta

2008-02-11T14:40:00.000-08:00

Saadia Mirza's Collection

2008-02-11T14:32:00.000-08:00

Concentrating on diversity, Saadia Mirza has expanded her creative energies in five different lines: VANITY, VINTAGE, VISION, VOYAGE, and VISAGE. All dramatic and spectacular, each line offers a myriad of choices for those who are more expressive of their own individuality.

From vibrant bridal line to flamboyant glamour and classic silhouettes, from innovative and classy western wear to a colorful and bold blend of east and west, Saadia Mirza offers that rare option of exclusivity and distinctiveness.

view Saadia Mirza's entire collection

The "Stapless Princess"

2008-02-11T14:26:00.000-08:00

The "Gypsy Layered" Lengha

2008-02-11T14:23:00.000-08:00

The "Traditional Peacock" Chemise

2008-02-11T14:20:00.000-08:00

"The Hollywood Inspired Sari"

2008-02-11T14:17:00.000-08:00

The Pearly Porcelain

The Off the Shoulder

2008-02-11T12:56:00.000-08:00

The Fucsia Lady Bug

2008-02-07T07:22:00.000-08:00

View Satya Paul's Collection

This chiffon and silk polka-doted sari by Satya Paul is a mistake. Satya tried too hard to create something abstract and modern and it ended up backfiring on him. The sari does not flatter. Anything that Aishwariya Rai wears looks stunning but this sari makes her hips look enormous. Polka-dots can either make or break an outfit. Perhaps as a border would be a more tasteful move on Satya Paul's part. On the other hand, I like the haulter blouse and the color is vibrant.

The Simple-Chic

2008-02-06T14:21:00.000-08:00

View HSY's Collection