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News18
6 days ago
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Tara Sutaria Dazzled In An 18 Karat Gold Corset At Hyundai India Couture Week 2025
Tara Sutaria turned muse for RoseRoom by Isha Jajodia. Tara Sutaria made a dazzling appearance on Day 2 of Hyundai India Couture Week, in association with Reliance Brands, a Fashion Design Council of India initiative. Making heads turn on the runway as RoseRoom by Isha Jajodia's muse, Tara Sutaria 's showstopper look featured a structured corset made out of 18 Karat gold. The handcrafted metalwork of the corset was enhanced with mother-of-pearl, adding timeless opulence to her stylish evening wear. A whisper of romance with an undercurrent of power, Tara's structured corsetry was softened with billowing layers featuring delicate lace. From every lace to every flourish of metalwork, the ensemble became a living symbol of flamboyant romance shaped with gentle grace. The gold and ivory silhouette, which is part of RoseRoom's Whispers of Love To Myself collection, was chosen to mirror the idea of self-expression, of dressing for oneself without compromise. It's about fluid femininity, anchored by strength – a whisper of romance with an undercurrent of power. Celebrating couture with timeless jewellery, Tara's opulent style was enhanced with a contemporary diamond and pearl necklace from Diacolor. Diacolor was the jewellery partner for RoseRoom by Isha Jajodia's showcase. Inspired by the magnificent treasures of the season, the Princess of the Sea necklace features 1819 sparkling diamonds paired with South Sea pearls. Handcrafted in 18 karat white gold, the necklace added regal elegance to Tara's couture style. Tara's cascading hairstyle complemented her understated glam and her million-dollar smile. Every intricately designed element in Tara's showstopper look not only celebrated quiet beauty but also set the tone for the wedding season. The ensemble reflected a modern shift in bridal styling – lighter, more personal, and emotionally resonant. Hyundai India Couture Week 2025, in association with Reliance Brands, an initiative of the Fashion Design Council of India (FDCI), is on till July 30, 2025, at Taj Palace, New Delhi. Rahul Mishra kicked off the season with a stellar opening show. The couturiers showcasing at the 18th edition include Ritu Kumar, JJ Valaya, Manish Malhotra, Aisha Rao, Falguni Shane Peacock, Tarun Tahiliani, Rimzim Dadu, Shantnu & Nikhil, Amit Aggarwal, Rohit Bal and Jayanti Reddy. view comments First Published: July 25, 2025, 08:33 IST Disclaimer: Comments reflect users' views, not News18's. Please keep discussions respectful and constructive. Abusive, defamatory, or illegal comments will be removed. News18 may disable any comment at its discretion. By posting, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
Hindustan Times
7 days ago
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- Hindustan Times
Nargis Fakhri: There's something about old-Hollywood fashion, it's like wearing a piece of history
As the camera lens focuses and the lights flood the set, Nargis Fakhri doesn't just pose — she owns the frame. For the June cover shoot of HTCity Showstoppers, the actor arrives with a quiet confidence, radiating a blend of timeless glamour and personal evolution. Nargis Fakhri in outfit: Rose Room By Isha J Jewellery: Diacolor Fine Contemporary Jewels 'There's an artiste in me that's so excited right now,' she beams, every inch of her presence echoing an aura of poise and personal pride. All set to grace the silver screen again in Housefull 5, and soon making her Telugu debut alongside Pawan Kalyan, Nargis is not only making a cinematic comeback but also stepping into a new fashion chapter — one rooted in authenticity, individuality and self-love. Also Read| Nargis Fakhri says she survives on water for 9 days twice a year to look snatched: 'It's very difficult but…' From Minimalism to Moodboards 'During my early modelling career, I gravitated towards classic and timeless pieces,' she shares in a candid conversation, a flash of nostalgia in her voice. 'Wardrobe basics that could be styled effortlessly made sense to me. But as I moved into acting, working with stylists helped me explore red carpet glamour, casual chic and everything in between,' she adds. Nargis Fakhri's outfit: Ridhima Bhasin Jewellery: Kays Jewels Today, her sartorial sensibilities go beyond trends. Fashion, for Nargis, is a mirror to her mood. She says, 'Whether it's a comfy, casual look or a more styled ensemble, my outfit always reflects who I am and how I want to show up in the world.' It's this mindful dressing philosophy that has not only set her apart in an industry often dictated by passing fads but also helped her find a balance between comfort and couture. Threads of a Creative Childhood Long before she turned heads on international red carpets, Nargis' style journey was being stitched together in childhood bedrooms, filled with fabrics, scissors and wide-eyed curiosity. 'As a kid, I made my own clothes. That creative energy gave my fashion an edgy, experimental quality.' It's no surprise then, that her creative curiosity also led her beyond films. 'While my main work has been in film, I've had the chance to explore music a little — collaborating on tracks like Woofer with Zora and Snoop Dogg, and Habitaan Vigaad Di with Parichay and Kardinal Offishall,' she shares, 'It's something I've really enjoyed and would love to do more of. Especially seeing how Indian audiences are embracing genres like rap and hip-hop, it's exciting to think about collaborating with artists like Raftaar, Divine or MC Stan in the future. There's so much talent here, and being part of that creative space — even in a small way — would be incredible.' Old Hollywood Dreams, Modern-Day Confidence Nargis Fakhri outfit: W For Woman Jewellery: Kays Jewels A self-proclaimed vintage soul, Nargis admits she's currently 'living her retro era.' Think tailored silhouettes, elegant lines, and classic charm reminiscent of the '50s. 'There's something about old-Hollywood fashion — it's like wearing a piece of history,' she smiles, 'It adds a unique sophistication to modern wardrobes.' Creative direction: Shara Ashraf Prayag Mishra Photography: Abheet Gidwani Styling: Namita Alexander Hair: Umang Thapa Makeup: Nicky Rajani Location: Hilton Mumbai International Airport
