Bollywood fashionistas, as well as their personal shopper and
ethnic fashion stylists have also been largely dependable for the preface of
international fashion trend and brands for the country India. Whether bollywood
diva Miss Sonam Kapoor and his love for all things chanel or bollywood
beautiful diva Kangana Ranaut the deeply rooted loyalty to Burberry, the
leading ladies of Bollywood have made it easy for many international brands like
DaIndiaShop to make progress in the
country. But if you thought they were only promoting global brands and trends,
you could not be further from the truth. In what can only be good news for
native fashion, we are now seeing more and more celebrities flaunting Indian designer sarees during their
public appearances, thanks to designers who are interested in reviving the
traditional outfits from the country.
Bollywood Diva Sonam
Kapoor
The saree style by Sonam Kapoor
closely resembles the fashion sense of the actor himself - audacious,
experimental and on-point. Whether its posters of the pac-man on a designer
saree or wearing a cloth of Anamika Khanna in fashion on the red carpet of
Cannes, Kapoor nailed every sari look with the same flamboyance she breathes
with an haute couture dress.
What we like about the release of Sonam Kapoor in Indian designer sarees is that it
always brings an element of novelty in its ensembles, whether by the drape, the
blouse or even the accessories. In this case, the off-white broken Abu Jani -
Sandeep Khosla best designer Indian
saree she evoked in Cannes. His laser cut blouse with a plunging neckline
set the race pulses while the minimal style kept the sophisticated look. After
a few other releases this year in dhoti and draped style sarees, Sonam made the
headlines again at Cannes this year in a futuristic, structured Rimzim Dadu
electric blue saree. Not only did the designer
sarees elicit an overwhelming positive response on the internet because of
its interesting drape but also made a world of good for the designer and put it
on the world fashion map.
