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BAND,BAAJA & BOLLYWOOD baiju.10825@stu.pearlacademy.com he last few months have been all about celebrity weddings in the world of Bollywood - Sonam Kapoor and Anand Ahuja, Virat Kohli and Anushka Sharma, Deepika Padukone and Ranveer Singh, and finally Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas.

The wedding ceremonies and receptions were extravagant with the big names of Bollywood and Hollywood attending and showing their support for the newly wedded couples. The most recent ones that have caught all eyes and ears of media and general

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general public are Deepika and Ranveer and Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas, popularly called Deepveer and Nickiyanka. They carries out traditional sangeet and marriage rituals with close friends and families with multiple functions and receptions but the couples looked absolutely gorgeous in all of their avatars. From the wedding in Italy to the final reception in Mumbai, Deepika Padukone and Ranveer Singh’s wedding festivities have finally come to a close. The couple, who finally tied the knot after dating for 6 years, hosted an exclusive wedding bash for their industry friends on Satur day night.

THIS WEEK’S ISSUE

• THE KOR’s-VERSACE DEAL With Michael Kor’s taking over the iconic Italian Luxury Brand Versace, Will the longstanding conventions within the Fashion Industry for America change?

PG - 2 The couple first announced their wedding and shared • SNEAK PEAK OF IBFW 2018 their invites on their social media handles. They first kicked

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off the pre-wedding festivities with a Nandi puja, which was held at Deepika’s hometown in Bengaluru, while Ranveer’s haldi ceremony was taking place in Mumbai. The mehendi and sangeet ceremony took place in Italy. According to reports, Singer Harshdeep Kaur performed at the sangeet, and if reports are to believed, Ranveer even made an emotional speech and asked for Deepika’s hand in front of everyone, leaving the actor teary-eyed. This was followed by a big, fat Indian wedding which took place amidst high security. The wedding nothing short of a fairytale and the whole event was close-knit with only close friends and family in attendance.

The first wedding took place on November 14 following the Konkani tradition at the picturesque Villa d’Este in Italy. The best chefs were flown from India for the occasion.

Deepika wore a Kanjeevaram sari with a bold golden border from Sabyasachi, and complemented her bridal look with Sabyasachi’s signature matha patti, a choker and uncut diamond rani haar.

Ranveer kept it subtle in a white and gold sherwani from the same designer. The rest of the guests wore white and gold.

The second wedding was held on November 15 following the Sindhi-style ceremony at the CastaDiva Resort, overlooking Lake Como. The power couple was clad head-to-toe in Sabyasachi with Deepika looking absolutely gorgeous in a red lehenga which Complemented Ranveer’s red sherwani. While Deepika SOURCE: INSTAGRAM accessorised her look with an oversized nose ring and jhumkas from the designer’s collection, Ranveer styled his outfit with Jadau neckpieces.

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Have a look at all the designers who showcased their work at the sixth edition of the India Beach Fashion Week (IBFW) with one of its kind two-day fashion experience.

• MOSCHINO FRENZY!

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The most awaited release of the H&M & MOSCHINO Collection is finally out. How have people responded to the new collection?

Find out.

PG - 4 • SUB-CULTURES EXIST!!!

New micro-trends are constantly emerging within small communities through blogs and memes.

Have a look at one of the most popular trends that you may or may not be aware of.

• STYLE GUIDE 101

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Look at the 5 unique ways in which you can style your simple plaid shirt to head out for a night out or planning a lazy day of errands or hanging out in the park.

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Fashion Week’s Gen Next programme to showcase their designs at pop up stores | Nikitha Baiju

baiju.10825@stu.pearlacademy.com akme Fashion Week’s Gen Next designers are all set to showcase their latest collection in a three-city roadshow - Kolkata, Chennai and Raipur. The designers chosen for this year include - Ajay Kumar Singh, Anurag Gupta, Shweta Gupta, Kanika Sachdev and Yadvi Agarwal. All of them have successfully debuted their labels at Lakmé Fashion Week Winter/Festive this year.

LFW ‘Gen Next’ is one of the most coveted designer talent discovery programs globally that has helped launch some of the illustrious names such as Kallol Datta, Masaba Gupta, and Rahul Mishra, among many others.

The designers have already showcased their collection at Amethyst in Chennai, followed by Bombaim in Kolkata. The Raipur Pop-Up will be held on December 3 and 4 at Azra multi-designer store.

Ajay Kumar Singh’s label ‘AUR’ has been inspired by the unexplored imaginative world of mentally-disabled children as they were drawing on paper.

Anurag Gupta’s collection includes geometric meets floral details, silhouettes, colours, fabrics and dyes taking inspiration from Dutch graphic artist M.C. Escher’s Day and Night and Metamorphosis artwork.

The collection of Jajaabor, founded by Kanika Sachdev, reflects their play prints inspired by travel and ensembles featuring various human constructs like Khadi, cotton, Chanderi silk and silk organza fabrics.

SWGT by Shweta Gupta has been inspired by the terrains of Himalayas. The earthly-hued collection is made with traditional weaves that mimic textures inspired from age old rocks and consists of striped fitted trousers, concealed placket shirts and striped capes.

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The Lakme Fashion Week’s Gen Next designers showcased their collection at a pop-up store in Kolkata, Chennai, and Raipur

According to a press release, Jaspreet Chandok, Vice President and Head of Fashion, IMG Reliance said, “This season we are excited to take our Gen Next programme a notch higher by taking it to stores with Gen Next On The Road, so that designers experience and understand the commercial side of the business thereby preparing them to grow their brand.

We have already received tremendous response in Kolkata and Chennai and are confident that these talented designers will make a splash in Raipur too and look forward to this becoming a regular feature of the program.”

Each year, the Gen Next designer selection is done by the LFW Advisory Board, after which the chosen designers go through a two-month training programme with the programme mentor, Sabina Chopra, with over 255 designers having made their debut as ‘Gen Next’ in the past 26 seasons.

THE KORS VERSACE DEAL With Michael Kor’s taking over the iconic Italian Luxury Brand Versace, will the longstanding conventions within the Fashion Industry for America change? | Nikitha Baiju

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Donatella Versace in her Milan studio. The purchase of her family’s fashion house by an American company, Michael Kors, challenges the industry’s European assumptions.

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eptember 24th, 2018 marks an important day in the world of Fashion.

America has its first global luxury group. Michael Kors purchases the Italian brand ‘Versace’ for $2.1 billion and renames it as Capri Holdings, after the Italian island. This was a very important step into the ranks of fashion conglomerates, a rarefied world defined by Kering and LVMH Möet Hennessy Louis Vuitton.While experts in the industry are chattering about what the deal might or might not do for growth and for taking advantage of the Asian market, in the announcement by John D. Idol, chief executive of Kors, he called it a “milestone.”

He was right, not only in terms of Kors but also in terms of the fashion and luxury industry itself. The implications of this goes beyond the financial aspect or the root of luxury identity and the international fashion world, and has the potential to be as disruptive and formative as any revenue system. They speak on behalf of national pride and to the history of luxury’s essence. This is the reason why, even as analysts ponder over the implications in the stock market, consumers of the luxury brand have taken to owner Donatella Versace’s Instagram feed to voice their fears, with comments such as: “Donatella why would you sell Versace? it’s an iconic ITALIAN brand. I’m a proud Italian, why would you sell it to an American brand?”

The chief executive of Kors, John D. Idol, said he saw unexpected parallels between the two companies, even in their personalities.

Luxury fashion has made national identity as an integral part of its calling card in comparison to other global industries. It is deeply rooted in the ateliers of Europe, where couture and craft are regarded as part of the heritage. Every industry has its own creation myth and tags like “Made in Italy” and “Made in France” are part of its invaluable proposition. This is one of the reasons why there was a lot of soul searching and hand wringing in Italy about heritage brands being bought by the French during the post-recession wave of consolidation.

(LVMH owns Pucci, Fendi, Berluti, Loro Piana and Bulgari while Kering owns Gucci, Bottega Veneta and Brioni.) In this context, American fashion is even more of a vulgarian and wannabe. This is the birthplace of sportswear and a country in the industry that once sent departmental store employees to spy on the couture shows so that retail emporiums could make first copies of the clothes. Instead of being burdened with tradition, each generation gets to start anew and find its own elation.

For years, New York Fashion Week(NYFW) has been the last stop of the New York-London-Milan-Paris circuit. It has been consistently disregarded as a mere emulation of the trends that come out of Europe. Even when it proved this wrong and jumped to the front of the queue in 1998, it suffered from the adverse effects of commercialisation. Whenever an American designer had to boost their creative credentials, they always felt the need to make their mark in Paris. For instance, not long ago, the designers Proenza Schouler and Rodarte left their base in New York to show in France.

Neither loyalty nor longevity appeased. Marc Jacobs’s 16 years as creative director of Louis Vuitton and the stint Michael Kors himself did at Celine, which was a highly successful tenure from 1997 to 2004 which was overshadowed by the work of the designers who followed, didn’t serve to legitimise American fashion. America simply wasn’t a culture of historic brands or haute couture. Even if they say Kors was an International Corporation, to most people the company is by definition, American. Whenever questions like - “Why the United States didn’t have its own luxury group and why a few such attempts have failed?” popped up, part of the answer could have been financial but the former statement was unfortunately a hindrance for America to place their name in the industry. Its onymous founder was after all, a star for many seasons on ‘Project Runway’ and the brand is cast in the image of the owner and now, that aspirant, who last year acquired the British accessories house Jimmy Choo, is over one of the remaining independent Italian houses, known for its baroque influences and Pop culture symbolisms. Around the acquisition, there was talk that Kering dismissed Versace as overvalued, which Makde people speculate that Kors was just ravenous for a luxury Italian name. Some people even said that the family was looking to get out, and that the label would be Americanised in the coming years. Mr. Idol strongly rejected any suggestion that Ms. Versace would leave the brand after the amount of time they had spent in building the brand.

In a statement via The New York Times on Sept. 25, 2018, Mr. Idol said that he has observed “numerous unexpected parallels between the two companies, not just in growth opportunities and digital invention, but in personality which is harder to test.” All of which is to say that if the deal works and the projectionshe has made prove true — and Versace does reach $2 billion in sales over the next few years, Choo $1 billion and Kors $5 billion, it could not only rebalance the Kor’s portfolio, but also break some longstanding conventions within the Fashion Industry itself.

Athleisure is the new casual : Kick starting a newtrendwithSneakers | Nikitha Baiju

baiju.10825@stu.pearlacademy.com thleisure is redefining the world of fashion today, traversing the space between the world of street and high fashion. Not long ago, sneakers were only reserved to be used by gym enthusiast at the gym, but today, the humble sneakers is fashion biggest game changer. It is no longer declassified or considered masculine and improper to be a sneaker head. They’ve initiated a new wave in which sporty and comfortable clothes are no longer seen as dressing down. In fact, Sneakers are on the up and more women are wearing them to work, off duty, and some celebrities don’t shy away from wearing them at the red carpet. Sneakers have gone from being a part of your schoolyard PE to glamorous add ons to your outfits with luxury brands like - Chanel coming out with tweed trainers, Dior with its bejewelled slip ons, Versace with their boldly printed flat-forms, Balenciaga with their sock like runners, and many more.

There is an increasing number of designers and celebrities collaborating with performance-wear brands like Rihanna and Puma, JW Anderson and Converse, Raf Simons and Adidas, BTS and Converse, Puma and the latest being Reebok. This is helping in maintaining an endless cycle of micro-trends within the fashion industry.

In a statement via Vogue, Cassie Smart, accessories points out “how the silhouette of sneakers can change and how you can adapt to them. They have seen an almost 200 per cent rise in the sale of sneakers in the past 18 months alone.”

While the white C-line sneakers or minimalist sneakers with toned down clothing might be your cue ; or you’d like to dress up your Balenciaga’s infamous Triple S Trainers classic denim - there is one trend taking the sneaker world by storm - “dad sneakers.” They are called so because they look like something your father has probably worn in the 80’s and are dominating fashion houses. Balenciaga’s Triple S trainers take their name from the triple stacked sole, and have been flying off shelves for awhile now. The Triple S don’t even look remotely like any other shoe and people are intrigued and curious for their big silhouette.

With inclusive sizing and styles for sneakers, what was once perceived as exercise footwear is now being used by women of all ages and profession. Women have been emphasising on empowerment and are able to do so because of the advent of sneakers. Once you wear sneakers, Fenty X Puma getting back into heels is very hard.

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GLITZ & GLAM AT IBFW 2018

Have a look at all the designers who showcased their work at the sixth edition of the India Beach Fashion Week (IBFW) with one of its kind twoday fashion experience. | Nikitha Baiju

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ndia Beach Fashion Week – IBFW is Asia’s largest & most inspired fashion platform under Beach, Resort, Cruise & Destination Wear Fashion. IBFW Season 6 presented yet another season of the most acclaimed designers, larger than life fashion showcase, exhibit & pop-up’s, business of fashion symposiums, art and music sessions and visitors from across the globe.

The sixth edition of the India Beach Fashion Week (IBFW) was one of its kind two-day fashion experience, which had a stunning launch on November 13, at Por do Sol, Beach Lounge, Ashvem; was held on the 14th and 15th November at the Goa Marriott Resort and Spa, Miramar. Designers showcased the best of beach, resort, cruise and destination wear, blending perfectly with the theme.

CEO & Co - Founder, IBFW - Pallav GAUHAR KHAN Ojha welcomed the designers to showdesigned for today’s urban girls with comfortable silhoucase their collections.

The India Beach Fashion Week started ettes but with an edgy look. She used a mix of pastels and with a special show ‘Equal Love’ by de- vibrant hues with beautiful floral motifs hand embroidered signer Anupama Dayal, paying an ode onto the garments.

The second day of IBFW began with the most awaited to the LGBTQ community. It looked like a celebration of colour and loads of show of budding designers of the JD Institute of Fashion drama on the ramp. “The theme of my Technology. It was a student led Designer collection which collection is ‘Ordinary Love’. Let’s be worked on the principles of innovation and sustainability. grateful that we have the ability to love, Designers and labels like Ken Ferns, Mehraab, Mapxencars that we live in a country whose judiciary by Riddhi & Siddhi, Deme by Gabriella, Manoviraj Khosla albeit slow moving, recognises our free- & Asif Merchant showcased their work at the show. The dom to express ourselves regardless of showstoppers for the how included Terrance Lewis, Rohit religion, community, caste, sex. Open Khandelwal & Sonal Chauhan, amongst others.

Animal prints and tribal prints dominated the fashion your eyes. Open your heart. All you will show with Asif Merchant and Ken Ferns displaying their see is love,” said Anupama.

Marks & Spencer also presented their colourful, extravagant and fun outfits. “Travel inspires me latest collection as a style partner for the and I create fashion out of it. It is the nomadic tribes that fashion week, with models showcasing have inspired me for this particular collection.” They truly their sexy and stunning resort & lingerie created a moment with a ‘shock value’ to the entire show.

The showstopper at the India Beach Fashion Week, actress collection.

It only got better as the day moved Swara Bhaskar spoke about affordability of sustainable on with Nikhita Mangeshkar putting up fashion. She said, “Ideally what is sustainable should be a mesmerising show with her collection affordable.”

Talking about individuality in terms of fashion Swara said, “You can’t fight who you are so why try. Know yourself love yourself and give yourself worth and credit for who you are!” The other designers who showcased this seasons were Ohaila Khan, Ripci Bhatia, Nikita Mangeshkar, Philu Martins, Sanghvi Creations, Guleen Jaswal, Farah And Arm, Rikita Sofia amongst many others.

The most awaited act was the ‘COMO COLLECTIVE SHOW’ in association with Mud make-up Designory, with the gorgeous collections of brands and designers Brindisi , Gavin Miguel, Nidhi Munim, Megha Garg , Mohammed Mazhar, and The Natty Garb. Not only did it exceed all expectations, they also portrayed beautiful collection of beach wear and resort wear with the focus to make India more fashionable and trendy. The day came to an end with The Absolut party, that got together the fashion designers, models and fashion enthusiasts at IBFW. In its last 5 seasons, IBFW has emerged as a global fashion platform to showcase the latest innovation & design across beach, resort, cruise & destination bridal fashion providing development, exposure and a progressive direction for the destination fashion industry. It welcomes members of the Indian and international fashion communities to come together in support of the fresh design talent to foster industry discussion and professional development. The 2 day symposium helped build the largest opportunity for brands & innovators to network with the people that matter at worlds most loved fashion destination Goa. ‘EQUAL LOVE’ BY ANUPAMA DAYAL

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DO’S & DONT’S O F FA L L & W I N T E R M A K E U P |Aubrey Almanza

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It’s not just your fall and winter wardrobe that needs to transition for the colder weather; your makeup and skincare routine needs a refresher, too. Here are all the swaps you need to make to look beautiful all winter long.

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maroon and burgundy lipsticks •Wear Paint your nails grey or nudes • Apply Rosy, Pink blush • Always apply kolh eyeliner • Wear copper and bronze eyeshadow • Focus on moisturising makeup •

DONT’s ANIMAL AND TRIBAL PRINTS IN ASIF MERCHANT & KEN FERN’S COLLECTION

coral or pink lipsticks •Wear Paint your nails neon • Continue wearing bronzer • Line your eyes with purple or blue • Give yourself rainbow eyeshadow • Hold onto the same foundations •

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STYLE GUIDE 101: Level up your Fashion quotient with Button up shirt

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button-up shirt is something that you’ll wear to work or anywhere that you want to appear more professional and is an important part of any business woman and students wardrobe. They are usually worn under a blazer with dress pants, or tucked into a slim A-line skirt. But think of it this way: button-up shirt can not only be worn in a professional environment, but also be dressed down and worn in a more casual environment. They actually look good with a lot of things if styled in the right way and in fact, it must be a staple item of clothing in every girl’s wardrobe. Let’s look at the 5 unique ways in which you can style your simple plaid shirt to head out for a night out or planning a lazy day of errands or hanging out in the park.

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Are you bored of wearing your regular printed tees with a denim skirt? Well now you could transform your button up shirt into a cute off-shoulder top. Wear the shirt in the opposite direction and button 2-3 buttons from the back. Allign the collar at the front and tie the loose ends at the back and make a cute bow. Fold the sleeves to give a bell sleeve look and pair it up with a denim skirt and knee length boots.

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This look might seem a little tricky to wear but looks absolutely fabulous if you’re attending a meeting for a short period of time or for a small event. Wear the shirt around your waist and button it all the way to the top. Take the sleeves and wrap it around your waist and tie a bow at the front to give it an appearance of a belt. Pair it with a sleeveless top co-ordinating its colour with the shirt you’re using for the outfit and you’re all set to make heads turn your way.

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Dress up yourself with an oversized shirt as a dress by wrapping one sleeve across your chest while overlapping the other sleeve over your shoulder. Pair it with a pair of knee length boots and fish-net stockings to add a chic factor to your look and your ready to go.

TIP : You can always add accessories like sunglasses or bags to add that X-factor to your entire look.

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You can now revamp your shirt into a cute tube top. Instead of wearing the sleeves, just button up your shirt and wrap the sleeves around your chest and tie a cute bow at the back. Pair this with a denim shorts or skirt and knee length boots and your look is complete.

MOSCHINO FRENZY : The most awaited release of the H&M &

MOSCHINO Collection is finally OUT.

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Model Gigi Hadid opening the launch show of the new collection

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You can wear your button up shirt the OG style with a little twist.

Just tuck one side of the side in your shorts while letting the other half free. Pair it up with a pair of boots or sneaker and you’ve got the perfect summer look.

ver the years, H&M has been infamous for dropping a highly-anticipated designer collab, selling out within hours of opening doors. Some of its most successful and known ones include Karl Lagerfeld in 2004 which was the Swedish giant’s first-designer collab – and most recently, with brands such as Balmain in 2015, Kenzo in 2016 and Erdem in 2017. This year, the fast-fashion house was back with a collection just in time for the party season with a designer known for his maximalist approach in design– Jeremy Scott for Moschino.

The MOSCHINO [tv] H&M collection was set to drop online and in select stores worldwide on November 8. The collection was high on extravagant prints, metallics and signature Moschino elements at a mere fraction of the cost. To get a buzz for the launch of this collection on social media, H&M has also launched special giphy stickers on IG (Instagram) Stories, Snapchat and iMessenger along with animated emblems and logos from the collection. The news came out in April 2018, which created a lot of excitement amongst people who want to own a few pieces from the Italian luxury fashion house. Surprisingly, even though the collection was a little over the top for the average Indian consumer, the collection was high on demand, garnering interests of a lot of fashion

bloggers, enthusiasts and youngster across the country, with garments and accessories flying off of racks in no time. The price of the collection ranged from INR 799 to INR 30,000.

Silhouettes of the garments and shapes were distortedly rendered and chains and logos were embellished and printed across everything - from T-shirts and jackets to boots and even accessories. A collaboration shows symbolism to pop culture via the MTV logo mash-up in true Moschino style emblazoned on hoodies and sweatshirts.

There were familiar Disney characters cropped up in the garments too. You could find Minnie Mouse knitted into a

Head to the nearest H&M store or log onto to www.hm.com to see the whole MOSCHINO [tv] H&M, and relive every moment of the show in New York. Grab your hands on your favourite pieces before they sell out. Good luck!

sweater dress, Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, Goofy and Pluto patched onto a hoodie dress, while a woollen mesh knit dress had oversize mesh knit dress had oversize patches of Donald and Daisy Duck on them.

The collection in true sense, is gender neutral, with the cookbook showcasing people pf different colour and ethnicity celebrating and having fun. It spans over both menswear, womenswear and lifestyle products.

The designer did not want to leave out the customers little furry friends with the winters setting in and for the first time in the history of H&M and Moschino, included clothes for pets, from a padded dog jacket with chains and leopard print and a grey hoodie featuring the famous double question mark Moschino logo. They also made dog collars in gold lettering decorated with charms.

The collection gives a mood of ‘street’ and melds with the attitude of haute couture, and the elements of bling with accessories, giving the runway look at an affordable price and accessibility. You get a lot of gold, bold jewellery, cartoon characters, tons of sequins and shiny things, and a juxtaposition of everything you don’t normally find together.The wonderful thing about this collaboration was that Moschino was able to put out their designs keeping all this in mind without dialling it down and translated it to H&M’s price point.

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SUBCULTURES EXIST!!!

New micro-trends are constantly emerging within small communities through blogs and memes. Have a look at one of the most popular trends that you may or may not be aware of. | Nikitha Baiju

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t seems like subcultures are pretty much dead in today’s world and all we have left are niche aesthetics. Take the internet Tumblr trends for example. New micro-trends are constantly emerging within small communities through blogs and memes, and some of them come to life on fashion items. However silly it may sound, there are people who actually wear these trends. Although most of these trends theoretically have an “expiration date”, you can still wear whatever you like. After all, Alternative fashion is all about accepting the differences and breaking the norms. Many of these trends are still alive and unchanged. Let’s have a look at the latest, lesser known trends and gone through the ones that have emerged since the late ’90s.

1.Meme-core

All those large scale prints of emojis, cats, and junk food worn “ironically” you’ve seen all over the internet and on almost all fashion sites? Well, there’s a name for that – it’s Meme-core. We’ve also seen it on Moschino runways, with their Sponge-bob and McDonalds inspired collections, instead of elegant gowns. This trend is mostly worn by fashion bloggers and teenagers and also celebrities. An example is Katy Perry with her fancy Chanel-inspired McDonalds purse. As most modern trends, cutesters emerged from hipsters in London. Cutesters are creative souls who wear jumpers with cartoon characters, emoji tattoos, and (for guys) well-kept beards. They refuse to live the rebellious lifestyles of drinking and drugs like most other subcultures. Looks like nothing is radical and new anymore, the world has grown tired of it. Such as hipsters, they don’t have a “defining” look – you know it when you see it. Unlike hipsters, cutesters are genuinely friendly and prefer fun over looking cool. A cutester outfit could include a Hello Kitty shirt, denim skirt, knee-highs, glasses and white Dr. Martens.

2. Norm-core Just when fashion was running out of trends – a nontrend emerged: Norm-core. Normcore is a unisex fashion trend characterized by unpretentious, normal-looking clothing. The style includes simple outfits and the message that no one is special. The icons of the movement are celebrities such as Jerry Seinfeld and Steve Jobs. On the other hand, maybe women are just tired of wearing heels and buying new clothes every season, so they want something neutral and long-lasting. The key is to look comfortable and effortless. If it looks like you tried too hard to put that outfit together – you’re doing something wrong. Normcore wear includes casual items; such as mom jeans, tees, sporty motifs, white New Balances, neutrals, relaxed fits, zip-up hoodies, and pleated pants. Unisex styles are very popular. For example, a cute maxi dress with aviators and Adidas superstars. This is not to mean that they are unfashionable people who wear whatever comes to hand, but that they consciously choose clothes that are practical and undistinguished – except perhaps for a visible label to impart prestige.

3. Witch-House

Witch House is a trend that emerged around 2010 and was about the aesthetics as much as the music (a blend of hip-hop, industrial, goth, and precursor to trap music). Witch house is an occult-themed dark electronic music microgenre and visual aesthetic that emerged in the late 2000s and early 2010s. The fashion included extremely baggy, hooded sweatshirts and V-neck tees with inverted crosses and triangles over skinny jeans. Hoods, silver jewellery (such as necklaces with ankhs and pentagrams), and small tattoos with Egyptian or “okkvlt” (occult) symbols were also popular. You can expect ver-styled outfits close to costumes: people in animal masks, guys with home-made scythes, girls who look like fairies and witches, all accompanied

by innumerable tattoos, piercings and body painting. Take for an example the goth/synth pop musician Mr.Kitty – he’s wearing a long oversized hoodie with stacked on bracelets, and of course, ankh necklace. Just like in Mos ique, people are dressed in black but there seems to be a lot more creativity. Genders blend as some guys sport androgynous looks, wearing shoe platforms or high-heels. Girls with short haircut and mean look on their face are squatting in baggy Adidas tracksuits. Faces are often covered, resembling mobster look.

4. Sea-punk

Sea-punk is a mix of scene, EDM, and hipster subcultures. It became mainstream thanks to pop singers Azealia Banks and Rihanna. The style originated in 2011 as a trend on Tumblr. The music is a mix of modern electronic music, with influences from the 90s. This trend continues into the fashion, which generally consists of aquatic colours, such as various shades of blue and green.

It contains many symbols from the 90s, such as yin yangs and smiley faces. Sea-punks often wear brightly dyed mermaid hair in shades of blue, teal, and mint. Frequently used fashions include sea shells jewelry, nautical motifs, tie dye, dolphins, mermaid leggings, Wayfarers, and holographic shell bags. For a darker sea-punk look,

people wear a mermaid skeleton dress, a sheer top with sequinned sea shells covering the breasts and the pastel hair tied up in braids or buns and dreadlocks. People experiment with makeup such as pastel lips, glitter all over the face, rhinestones, and bindis.

mirror Latino gang styles, including khaki Dickies work pants, white T-shirts and colored bandanas. While some skateboarders have long and messy hair, skate punks usually have short hair, often shaved into a buzzcut, and wear little jewellery.

Skate punk is both a skater subculture and a subgenre of punk rock music.

By 2012, many scene kids abandoned the look and went for a more toned down skate punk/hardcore look. That style includes wife beaters, beanies, plain hoodies, Vans, tapered jeans, combat boots and stretched earlobes.

Short hair styles were the norm, such as crew cut and indie Hitler youth haircuts. Others became sneaker-

a style that combines elements of Japanese Lolita with western gothic influences and is inspired

by Victorian and Edwardian era clothing. A typical Their outfit usually includes a black bellshaped skirt or dress, with a corset to accentuate the shape of the dress and a tailored black, frilly, buttoned up blouse. They frequently wear fashion wigs in combination with other headwear such as hair bows or a bonnet, with typical occcult prints and accessories.

Lolita is seen as a reaction against stifling Japanese society, in which young people are pressured to strictly adhere to gender roles and the expectations and responsibilities. Secondly, that it is an escape to a fantasy world, in which an ideal identity can be created that would not be acceptable in daily life.

4.Skate Punk/ 5.Gothic Lolita Sneakerheads Gothic Lolita is

heads, a look that includes Nike Air Jordans, Vans, slim fit jeans, baseball caps, leggings with slouched socks, jerseys, Keds, hoodies, cosmic and Aztec prints. Some punks, especially in Southern California,

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The wedding photos were not revealed immediately, until first proper photo from the wedding was shared by both the actors on their social media handles.

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With the wedding AMIT done, the couple CHAKRAVATHY flew back to India and hosted their first wedding reception on November 21 at The Leela Palace in Bengaluru wherein some of the biggest sports personalities like Abhinav Bindra, PV Sindhu to Venkatesh Prasad marked their presence. Ranveer looked dapper in a white kurta-pyjama teamed with a beautiful floral jacket. Deepika was standing by his side in a radiant white Anarkali and a gorgeous matching dupatta.

She accessorised her outfit with a delicate mangalsutra with a diamond pendant, huge kundan chandbaalis, and brown juttis. Ranveer being the flamboyant person as he is, picked a very stylish and cool Lennon sunglasses They arrived in Mumbai to carry on with their festivities. At the arrival, Deepika carried a striking red and golden dupatta on her beige kurti, while Ranveer wore a beige kurta. She rounded out the look with statement gold earrings, neckpiece and bangles.

Ranveer made time for his Simba shoot in between all these celebrations as well. Showing their love for Sabyasachi, the newlyweds stepped out in the designer’s creation while visiting the Siddhivinayak temple. Padukone wore a grey kurta which she paired with palazzo pants and a beautiful dupatta with intricate embroidery work. She let her hair down and accessorised the look with Kundan chaandbalis, bridal chuda (Punjabi traditional bangles) and plain juttis. The Simba actor, who hardly fails to impress the fashion police kept upto their expectations in a beige kurta-pyjama set and a bandhgala jacket.

The second wedding reception was thrown by Ranveer’s sister Ritika Bhavnani in Mumbai. Both the celebrities gave some serious couple goals as they shook a leg to hit Bollywood tracks. The duo was dressed in bright and flashy colours for the night.

The third wedding reception was hosted in Mumbai itself for select journalists, industrialists and friends and loved ones of the groom. Padukone was styled by celebrity stylist Shaleena Nathani dressed in an Abu Jani and Sandeep Khosla ensemble with gold Chinkari work. Her outfit was layered with a matching long trail of veil and was clad in heavy gold and pearl jewellery set from Saboo by AJSK. She opted for a nude palette with light smokey eyes and rounded off her look with hair in a neat and sleek updo.

Meanwhile, Singh was seen in an ivory ensemble from Rohit Bal which featured intricate embroidery work which he teamed with a matching shawl.

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However, one of the highlights of the entire DeepVeer wedding saga was the star studded reception which took place in Mumbai’s Grand Hyatt which was graced by the likes of Shah Rukh Khan, Kareena Kapoor Khan, Rekha, Sanjay Dutt, Farhan Akhtar, Sonakshi Sinha, Janhvi Kapoor, Saif Ali Khan and Arjun Kapoor to name a few on Saturday night. Breaking the ‘Sabyasachi-outfit streak’ the couple made a stunning appearance in red and black outfits.

Deepika was styled by Shaleena Nathani and was dressed in a custom-made, shimmery red gown from Zuhair Murad. The dress could be converted into a manageable knee-length dress and featured a gorgeous train with ruffles and a side slit.

The look was accessorised with a matching, sheer veil and red strappy heels. She opted nude tones for her makeup with well-defined eyes while hairstylist Georgio Gabriel styled her hair in beautiful waves parted in the middle. Meanwhile, Ranveer donned a black, embroidered tuxedo teamed with a white shirt and a black bow-tie. He completed his look with black shoes and geeky glassy. After a monthlong wedding festivities, the DeepVeer celebrations have finally come to an end.

Here’s wishing the amazing couple a lifetime of success, happiness and togetherness..

A STAR-STUDDED NIGHT WITH DEEPVEER

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eepika Padukone and Ranveer Singh’s wedding celebrations have grabbed everyone’s attention for the better part of the last month. While the excitement is yet to fade out, it is very obvious that the festivities would end with a bang! The Bollywood reception pulled in a full house, with the industry’s A-listers clad in their finest for the grand celebration. Deepika Padukone picked a Zuhair Murad gown that converts into a manageable knee-length dress for the occasion. She even switched her strappy red heels for a pair of white sneakers in the middle of the night to keep up with Ranveer Singh, who also switched into a more dance-friendly tiger print jacket. Catch up on the best dressed celebrities spotted at the DeepVeer’s star studded night.

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Shah Rukh Khan, who Deepika made her debut in Bollywood with, was seen in a stunning black suit and looked charming as always.

Kareena Kapoor attended the ceremony with her husband Saif Ali Khan and was styled by Mohit Rai. Clad in a deep green, halter neck, sequined gown from Alexander Terekhov, the actor kept her look quite simple. Saif was seen in a black bandh gala kurta which he teamed with a white pyjama.

Sara Ali Khan, who is all set to make her debut in Bollywood, was seen in an embellished dress from Abu Jani Sandeep Khosla. The actor went for a neutral palette and let her hair loose and styled into soft waves to give an elegant look.

Rani Mukherji opted a black Sabyasachi saree and paired it with a bold floral printed blouse.

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Among the younger stars, we spotted Ananya Panday, who donned a lovely off-shoulder pearl studded gown from designer Reem Acra. She kept her accessories and makeup to a minimal, and kept her look simple and graceful.

Jahnvi Kapoor chose a beautiful bright yellow saree from Abu Jani Sandeep Khosla’s collection and teamed it up with a silver sequinned blouse. She accessorised her outfit with a maangtikka and earrings from Renu Oberoi’s collection.

Styled by Allia Al Rufai, Anushka Sharma was clad in a sequinned gown with feather detailing on the hemline from Falguni and Shane Peacock. She accessorised her look with statement earrings. For her make-up, she went with well defined eyes and her hair in a neat updo.

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Disha Patani looked stunning in a silver Maison de Couture gown that complemented her very well. The actor rounded off her look nicely by accessorising her outfit with a necklace from Minawala Jewellers, and going for a dewy palette and completed it with a dash of maroon tint on her lips.

Donning a Tarun Tahiliani creation and styled by Chandini Whabi, Jacqueline Fernandes dressed to impress. She wore a lighthued saree and wore minimal accessories.

She exuded a rather elegant look with well defined eyes and a dab of red on her lips.

Styled by Maneka Harisinghani, Malaika Arora turned heads in a sapphire-coloured sari with metallic embellishments from Amit Aggarwal at the reception.

Madhuri Dixit looked ethereal in a floral embroidered, semi-sheer sari with matching long sleeves blouse from the designer Tarun Tahiliani’s collection. She accessorised her outfit with a statement necklace and earrings. Hair tied in a bun and minimal makeup added charm to her look.

Sonakshi Sinha, who was also seen at the reception, dazzled in a shimmery mustard hued gown from Yousef Al Jasmi’s creation. Her neutral make up and hair styled into soft waves rounded off her look well.

Katrina Kaif was styled by celebrity stylist Tanya Ghavri, and opted for an ivory-hued sari with beautiful detailing on the hem from Anushree Reddy. She accessorised her outfit with statement bangles and earrings.

The Bachchan family attended the reception too, with Amitabh Bachchan wearing a black tuxedo and his wife wearing a red and golden Anarkali. Former Miss World Aishwarya Rai Bachchan wore an elegant ivory embroidered lehenga from Falguni and Shane Peacock. She completed her look with Smokey eyes and wavy hair.

The Ambani family made for a pretty family picture. While Isha was clad in a metallic, pleated gown, Nita Ambani picked a black embellished gown. The men were dressed in suits.

The Ribbon actor Kalki Koechlin made heads turn in a deconstructed suit in white by Nikhil Thampi which was teamed with a black sheer top. She accessorised her look with black heels and earrings from Gehna jewels.

Yami Gautam looked stunning in an embellished, semi-sheer gown from Monisha Jaisingh styled

by Aastha Sharma. She teamed the one-shoulder outfit with earrings and a couple of rings.

Rekha looked breathtakingly beautiful, wearing a gorgeous golden and purple kanjeevaram sari. She was clad in heavy gold jewellery set with hair tied to a gajra and opted a dewy make-up palette and bold red lips.

Actor Shilpa Shetty looked alluring in a metallic gold, thigh-high slit gown from Reem Acra. She wore matching heels with a Renu Oberoi bracelet.

Kriti Sanon looked lovely in an embellished Monisha Jaisingh gown paired with statement earrings.

All the celebs present at the grand celebrations looked stunning and added glitz and glam to DeepVeer’s reception party

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T H I N G S TO DO THIS WEEKEND

1.Enjoy a storytelling session American filmmaker Cecil B DeMille once said, “The greatest art in the world is the art of storytelling”. This popular suburban venue is presenting a Sunday filled with interesting and engaging stories. There are spots for 12 storytellers. Each person gets nine minutes to present their tales in front of the audience. If you have a knack for storytelling, then submit your stories in advance.

WHERE: The Habitat, Khar WHEN: Dec 2, Noon ENTRY: Rs 100 CALL: +919833358490

2. Watch a sci-fi movie Directed and co-written by Andrei Tarkovsky, Solaris is set in a space station which is orbiting a fictional planet of the same name. The 1972 film is based on Stanisław Lem’s novel of the same name and is about a psychologist who is sent to that planet to investigate the mental health issues of the three scientists assigned to the project.

WHERE: Hive, Bandra WHEN: Dec 2, 3 pm ENTRY: Rs 249 LOG: www. insider.in

3. The Great Indian Cider & Mead Festival

If you’re a lover of craft brews, this festival is a good reason to be in Pune this weekend. As the name suggests, the festival will solely focus on delicious ciders, meads and fruit beers made by breweries meaderies and home brewers in Mumbai and Pune. Some of the popular ones are kokum cider by Kimaya,

jamun cider by Effingut, mango cider by Doolally, New Zealand apple cider by Meadpro and coffee mead by Moonshine Meadery. Hic, hic, hooray.

WHERE: WHEN: ENTRY:

1st Brewhouse, Corinthians Resort & Club, Pune Dec 1 to Dec 2, 1 pm onwards Rs 500 (cover charge) CALL: 26952229

CHECK THESE NEW STORE + O U T ! ! ! ! ! ZINE POP-UP PREVIEW OF A DESIGNER COLLECTION WHEN: Dec 3, 11 am to 8 pm CALL: 9810223618 WHERE: The Imperial Edge, Tardeo.

Fashion enthusiast, here is an event that might catch your interest. Designers Shivan Bhatiya and Narresh Kukreja will be showcasing their latest collection at the South Mumbai venue. The duo is known for its unique creation of bikini and resort saree, and their contemporary take on the saree has been gaining popularity with celebrities such as Padma Lakshmi and Nicki Minaj having worn their designs.

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ombay Duck Designs is an independent studio founded by illustrator and visual artist Sameer Kulavoor and is all set to open its new studio in Bandra today. Art and design lovers can pick up interesting prints, art books, zines, illustrations and other items created by them and other indie artists.For those who aren’t aware of Zines, these aren’t your traditional books — they are handmade and self published magazines covering a wide range of topics, such as LGBTQIA+, Feminism, music and, of course, art. A three-day pop-up sale in collaboration with Bombay Underground will be held in the weekend as well. BDD opened its store in Mazagaon on December 1, 12 pm onwards.

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