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BLUSAS ELEGANTES DE MODA DEL 2018 | ELEGANT BLOUSES FASHION OF 2018 - Duration: 3:37.

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Complete Makeover // Fashion & Beauty Transformation - Duration: 3:37.

Hi guys, welcome to my channel. Today I partnered with Beyond App on a very special project.

I'm gonna be taking part at their Face-Off Competition.

It's gonna be a head to toe beauty and fashion makeover for one of my best friends from middle school.

Her name is Alesya and we're gonna go all the way in and make it super glam and chic.

How can you describe your style?

I think my style is casual and sporty.

Do you wear makeup?

No, but I like your makeup and I want to try.

I'm... Ready Steady Go!

Okay! Let's do it, girl!

As you guys know, I'm all about face masks. So today before we gonna start with Alisa's hair, I'm gonna apply those gold under eye patches onto her skin...

...so she's ready for the eye makeup.

We just finished with the beauty part of our makeover.

We went for bold lips big lashes. Let's see how it looks together with the outfit!

For the fashion part of the makeover, I stopped by at Bloomingdale's where I picked up a few pieces that have the 90s grunge look.

Let's start with those boots because I'm absolutely in love with them.

Those boots have so many details. They look so trendy but at the same time timeless.

Knowing that Alesya loves comfort and casual style, I think she is gonna enjoy the comfort that this bag gives her.

You just put it on your belt and you go!

And for the main outfit option, I picked this plaid dress with a very cute detailing on the front.

It has such an interesting casual vibe, but because of the detailing and how it matches the rest of the pieces...

...it's gonna be a statement piece on its own.

That was it guys for the Face-Off Competition organized by the Beyond App.

I hope you enjoyed this video and my makeover for my bestie Alesya.

And if you'd like to join the competition too, make sure to tag Beyond App and also me at Style Sprinter so we can see all of your amazing submission.

On that note, thanks so much for watching. Bye!

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Anarkali With Palazzo | Anarkali Kurta With Palazzo Designs | Trending Fashion - Duration: 4:42.

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making cookies in an idiotic fashion - Duration: 4:42.

Hello and welcome to cooking with Miranda on a Friday afternoon with her cat!

My cat is not in the picture because he's on the ground right there,

meowing like a fool!

So I am making...

vegan chocolate chip cookies.

So what I'm doing right now is I am gradually adding the flour, baking soda, and salt mixture...

like...

so.

Just like that.

Gradually. Quite grad-gradually, and then I-

- and then we mix.

Like so.

If you do it gradually it prevents the poof poof of flour

because if you add it all in at once it's just gonna make a cloud

and your black clothes you're gonna turn white and it's

just, it's gonna be a mess. So gradually is our friend.

Here's my cat.

(LOUD MIXING NOISES)

It is always handy to have a fork on the side

because you wanna be able to scrape down the sides.

To get it all into one homo-genius... homogeneous! (laughs) mixture.

Now that we have our flour mi-

our dry ingredients mixed with our wet ingredients, next we're gonna add in...

That's right! The chocolate chips and the oats because that, yeah.

What time is it? 2:15?

Why is that girl walking home from school?

It's not time for school to end. Right?

OH, so...

One and a half cups of chocolate chips, and two cups of oats.

Now you might be thinking: "Oats? Why are we gettin' so crazy?"

Well, the oats add a certain texture

that is um, delicious and

different and

yummy, yummy!

I'm gonna go recycle this!

AAAAAH!

Ugh everything's going crazy

Okay, sorry about that!

Uh... (phone rings)

I had some trouble with the uh... door.

Our mixture... looks like...

this right now. As you can see we need to UM

you know, mix it, so I'm gonna do that!

I'M NOT DOING VERY WELL.

So now it is

delicious... looking,

and this mixer is now covered in cookie dough

which you can eat because there's no eggs in it.

The good thing about it is that you won't get salmonella and die.

So if you want to eat the cookie dough, you can!

Like you could literally eat all of this with a spoon.

I would encourage you not to do that.

So now we're going to put the balls in the trays and...

Bake bake for 10 to 11 minutes at 375 degrees.

I know I didn't film myself making the wet ingredients...

but...!

I don't know why I didn't.

Now I know what you're thinking:

"EW!"

but

Don't worry. I washed my hands thoroughly,

and sang the alphabet eight times.

I already explained how to do this. Okay,

uhhhh

Enjoy!

Don't forget to do this!

This is important!

WOO!

Remember that when you bake them, if

one's on the top shelf and one's on the bottom shelf, halfway through the baking time

you want to switch them so they both get equal bake-age.

(Song "Lover" playing)

Mr. Schneebly lyin' on me,

Mr. Schneebly!

Lyin' on me.

Mr. Schneeeeb-Oh.

(Song): Wait a minute, wait a minute!

Hello, yes. I've changed my shirt because I was sweating,

and

I'm in California and it's not like it's cold here! It's summer, so...

But here are the cookies. They look beautiful!

(Song "Bring on the Dancing Horses" playing in background)

Yes, they are beautiful and...

yeah.

let's eat them.

(Wii Music playing)

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"Neha Dhupia" On Walking The Ramp With Baby Bump | Lakme Fashion Week 2018 - Duration: 2:13.

"Neha Dhupia" On Walking The Ramp With Baby Bump | Lakme Fashion Week 2018

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Photoshoot diary ǀ Day in the life of a fashion designer ǀ AD ǀ Justine Leconte - Duration: 15:19.

Hi everyone, it's Justine.

Earlier this year I said that I was learning more about photography and about how to create

good photos.

This video is the story of the full process of how I learned that, from learning the actual

skills necessary, to planning and executing an entire photoshoot.

You will see behind the scenes on the photoshoot day, and you will see the final results, which

is the photo.

I wanted a creative image of the jewelry collection that I designed.

Not something on a white background, like on a web shop.

This, we have everything we need already.

I wanted a better, more creative image.

Product photography is challenging because you're talking about very small pieces,

small products, and mine are in metal so they reflect light.

First I learned about the tools to get the technical part down, so to speak.

So that it's out of the way when I actually start creating images.

I watched tutorials on Skillshare.

Some of you may know that website already.

And I started with the basics.

Things like fundamentals of DSLR photography.

That's a good one to start with because you see examples, and he really says "This

photo was shot with shutter speed bla bla bla, aperture bla bla bla, ISO so and so.

If you change the aperture, this happens.

If you change the ISO, that happens."

I'm a visual person, so it helps me to be able to see the results and compare.

Then I dove into the specifics of creating flat lays, which is something that I could

reproduce and practice with pretty much alone, at home.

And I said, "Let's try and do a good flat lay of that jewelry.

With the props, with the lighting, whole program".

Then I thought, "Wait, if I'm gonna do a photoshoot, why not do a big one?" And so

one flat lay ended up being five completely different creative concepts and the mini-photoshoot

that I wanted to do became a full, full day.

No matter which item you're taking a photo of, I think that planning the composition

ahead of the shooting day is absolutely essential.

Each flat lay tutorial that you'll find online has a huge chapter on laying out the

things on the table, thinking it through before anyone even grabs a camera.

So I sketched what I wanted, I looked for props.

I tested them.

I got more props.

And in the end, I also built some of the props I used.

For instance, I found slices of wood.

I like it because the wood is warm; it has a warm color.

And it has texture on the outside.

But they were too new.

So I stained, I dyed the wood slices with tea.

Ahhh!

My tea was Darjeeling tea, so I'll let you guess how many sponges of Darjeeling you need

to get the effect that you would get with actual black tea?

And the answer is "It doesn't work.

I ended up using coffee."

I also machine-washed a specific thick paper, to give it texture, relief, see what would happen

to the color.

Thinking how can this possibly survive being washed, but the instructions clearly said

that the paper was water-resistant, so I tried.

First I tried to get it into the machine, and then I added detergent to see what happens.

On the day of the photoshoot, I was super prepared.

I was bulletproof.

I also think it's the only way to get five photos down in one single day.

You need to test, rehearse everything before.

You can't guess and experiment on that day.

Like, you need to know pretty much what the final result is gonna look like before you

even start.

I was trying to put a natural-looking hand.

That's still a bit more…

Uh-huh…

This corner…

Good thing that I'm wearing a dress.

You see the edges?

No, I'm fine with cropping.

Yeah.

The two little hands are here in the middle so the most important is that it's not like

this.

Yeah.

I need to change my seat.

Yeah.

This pose was a lot harder than I thought.

Like I needed to hold my hands super high above my head.

I was literally seated under the table.

You have to make it more…

This hand is not elegant.

The right hand higher.

There.

This has to be more elegant.

More elegant?

Extreme sport.

I'm like "Hold.

Like… do like this and look natural."

This one is the warmest, like right now I'm super tanned, so I think this one works better,

the apricot one.

That's also why I did my nails lighter.

Ok.

Here the contrast is better if I'm wearing silver, so it matches my undertone, because

I want all the backgrounds to be completely different in the five photos.

If I do like this, you don't see the hole.

I love the contrast.

The second photo was meant to be more graphic and also more colorful than the first one.

I just wanted to make it a bit brighter.

If you're going to do a pause, can you cream your fingers?

I think I've never been that tanned since I've lived in Germany.

The lower one I didn't touch I think.

But I will clean it again…

You will clean it again?

Thank you.

I can see everything.

There's some wind coming.

Do it again.

I made it darker.

Mhm.

The sharpness, I think it's sharper here.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

It's better.

The contrast is better.

I think just a normal T-shirt is not elegant enough, very basic.

And the blue one?

If I'm wearing a bandeau?

And you cut it out so I'm wearing nothing?

Yeah, that would be even better, actually.

We can do both.

Ok.

Yeah?

So this needs to be really black, yeah?

Yes.

And the back also.

Does this look really black?

It should look really, really black.

The contrast is great.

My collarbones need to be at the same height.

Like, it should almost be like, in the same method.

Yes.

So, we have two options here, black and white and color.

In the end this photo became two different photos, because I wanted to try it also from

the back, with a necklace worn the other way around.

And that's only possible if you plan more than one outfit, so I actually had four different

dresses and tops, and different necklines with me in my suitcase on that day.

That's the muscle?

Yeah.

There's nothing there.

Could you do another position with your arms, perhaps…

There is good.

This is a lot more green than I thought.

Yeah…

I mean this is the thing you're gonna see on the photo.

You know?

Cause also it's so big.

It's very present.

That's true.

Or I take just the little ones… the mini ones.

Like one bit like this.

Yeah, that would be better.

When you build houses as an architect, like you make a miniature city, for instance…

Oh, that's what it is…

You use this for the stones and everything.

Like those that you find next to a river, you know?

You want to make one?

I just don't want the props to be too big because the pieces are so small.

So the props should not shift the focus away from the jewelry, you know?

I also can go towards the right angle, doesn't matter.

But you need to change the light as well.

Ok.

Just turn.

Careful, careful.

Yeah.

Take the fabric.

Can you see where this starts, here?

Yes, I can.

No…

It should be behind the… behind the box.

I wanted it to be hidden by this box with the angle.

This is actually the flat lay that I wanted to do originally, before I got a little bit

carried away and turned that into a huge project.

Yeah, it looks good.

I'm gonna change the position.

I think this is a bit too much on the…

If you do a square, I think the jewelry is a little bit too much…

I see what you're saying…

On the top.

So we'd perhaps…

Yeah.

We can move that a little bit.

I think you can't see those.

Yeah.

This needs to change.

So…

Can we take another branch?

Very patient.

Uh-huh.

To do this job.

It's the art of flat lays.

Yeah.

You think it's easy… but it takes hours.

This is the result of the washed paper.

Now it looks old and used, which is exactly what I wanted.

Last shot.

This and this.

So in the end, I used coffee instead of tea.

Cause it's…

This is with tea.

This is with coffee.

And this is the original.

Lavender, dried.

Old books, with a nice texture and a nice cover, and this, which I found in an antique

shop.

Ok.

It seems that it's more difficult sometimes to make it look messy.

Yeah, it's harder.

It's harder, right?

Yeah.

Especially in a flat lay where you're planning everything.

And doing like… thinking it through in advance.

And then you put the props and it looks all symmetrical and geometric and you're like

"ugh".

Ok.

You know, actually, this…

This lavender thing was supposed to be olive branches.

Oh, ok.

I couldn't find any.

I went through all of Berlin.

So I took these ones, and in the end, nobody will know.

This photo, the last one, was meant to be completely different again.

You see it's afternoon light.

It's a completely different atmosphere and a different mood.

Even though both are pretty much from the top and pretty much like flat lays, this one

is about someone who just took off their jewelry, the pieces, and just let them fall onto the

bedside table.

Next to the book.

Next to an old, loved photo.

And they left.

They didn't think about what the layout would look like.

Everything should be like a little bit covered, yeah?

Yeah.

And also, random.

Yeah…

Like not so organized.

Is it too organized?

No, I think it's better.

It's like a warm light, but not too yellow, right?

Yeah.

Exactly.

But you can tell it's the afternoon?

Yeah.

Yeah.

In the end, you see that the five photos are completely different, and we've got options.

We've got vertical, horizontal and square ones.

Which is super practical to play with on social media, on my website, and you'll also see

more on my Instagram.

Actually, by the time you get this video online, published, I will have the final photos ready

to be shown.

Now I'm very curious to know, first, which photo, which layout, which mood, is your favorite

out of the five and why?

Second question…

Which one do you think best matches the original mood of the jewelry?

If you've seen my previous video where I explain the inspiration for this collection,

I think that one photo out of the five clearly is the closest to that concept, but I'm

curious to see what you guys think.

I'd like to thank Skillshare for sponsoring this video.

I learned the skills in their tutorials.

They made it possible for me to shoot that project with a team, and to even hire somebody

to document and film the whole day so that you guys could see it as well.

Skillshare is a membership-based website where you can learn a ton of different skills, including

photography, but not only…

There are many, many more things that you can learn on there.

And if you're interested in testing it, trying it out, here is my code for you to

get two months for free.

The first 500 people who register will get it.

I will put this link also down below in the description for you.

Did you enjoy being able to see behind the scenes on the day of the photoshoot?

If yes, thumbs up.

Thank you very much.

I know that my creative job is not like a regular office job, and I get tons of questions

about it.

In the future, I will do my best to take you with me more often, especially with fun days

and projects like this one because it's visually, I think, interesting to see, so

that you understand what I do all day when I'm not filming videos for Youtube.

See you next week in the next one.

Take care.

Bye.

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India Ka Fashion Capital – Powered by Flipkart Fashion | Ep 1 - Duration: 12:10.

Every city has its own unique sense of fashion.

Catering to each metro state are their popular market streets.

They are fashion capitals of their city.

That's what makes Chandni Chowk the fashion capital of Delhi or New Market of Kolkata.

There's Commercial Street in Bengaluru, Chennai's Pondy Bazaar and Mumbai's Linking

Road.

We decided to visit the 5 metros and explore their fashion capitals and along the way hopefully

learn a little bit about how India's style statement is made.

This is India ka Fashion Capital powered by Flipkart Fashion and our first city is the

definer of latest trends in popular culture, Aamchi Mumbai.

In 1661 the British procured the island city of Bombay in dowry from the Portuguese.

Since then Mumbai has become the melting pot of various communities, cultures and has a

rich heritage.

It was India's point of contact for all things western being a port city.

Christian and Parsi women in Mumbai pioneered a western taste in styling as early as the

1920's.

The 1960's brought the first Indian fashion houses and saree clad Bollywood heroines.

And the fashion boom actually happened in the 1980s.

And, if Mumbai has a fashion Capital then it's undoubtedly Bandra.

Hello and welcome to India ka Fashion Capital powered by Flipkart Fashion.

We find ourselves in the midst of the Mumbai monsoon in full swing.

The rains, bring with them a little chaos and a slowing down of pace in this maximum

city.

However, the most torrential rains aren't enough to slow Mumbaikars down from seeking

out the latest trends on the streets.

Bandra is known as the Queen of the suburbs.

Geographically it is the first suburb, separated from the older parts of the city by a narrow

creek.

It is smack dab in the middle of the extended city and does not feel too far from either

the north or south ends.

Bandra definitely deserves to be the first in our series of fashion capitals.

Linking Road, runs through Bandra and is its main fashion hub.

Here you can find premium brands or fast fashion that trickles down to the streets and it's

truly affordable.

This is the high street and the best place to go shopping in Mumbai.

Obviously we decide to interview someone who has had a long history with the street.

Zahir Jaffer's family has dealt in leather for 4 generations and today he owns one of

the oldest stores on Linking Road.

Ira: So typically in a week let's say, how many customers would you get in Sole to Soul?

Zahir: Maybe about 500-600 customers would walk-in, in a week.

Ira: Wow!

Zahir: And now, it's gone down by about 30-40% over the years.

Ira: How many stores has the family had over the years, on linking road?

Such a historic place!

Zahir: It was a joint business before, in the 60s and 70s.

Ira: Oh my God!

Zahir: So that time Linking Road was like concrete jungle.

There was nothing over here.

Ira: What are you saying…

Zahir: My father told me, he used to come…they used to live in town, so he used to take the

morning 9'o clock bus, he used to come here and he used to be waiting sometimes 6-7 hours

for one customer to walk in you know…

Ira: So there were hardly any stores Ya, Bandra was not developed at that point

Ira: So, what would your advice be to guys who want to buy shoes in India?

Zahir: See, I'd say that a cheap shoe is not always a good shoe.

A cheap price doesn't mean the shoe is always good because there are a lot of components,

lot of materials that go into shoes.

Ira: Like for instance this guy here.

Zahir: Ya, so this guy is like…

Ira: Tell us about him…

Zahir: It's a nice dremel kind of leather, slip-on kind of a shoe.

It's got a few elements to it.

It's got a nice TPR sole.

It's got a nice lining.

And it is comfortable.

Ira: Ya it looks like the softest shoe I've ever seen.

Ira: Let's see some of those shoes…some of your favourite ones.

Zahir: So I'm going to talk about the current fad, which is now the white sneaker look,

with the full white element.

Ira: This is very on-trend.

Yes, this is very on-trend.

Zahir: Lot of kids want to be tall so you can have, on the inside a little heel.

Ira: Oh, it's got heel inside?

Zahir: Yeah it's like a wedge.

Ira: Oh this is like a wedge heel sneaker!

Zahir: So, in the wedding collection, earlier it used to be like this heavy, chunky bling

things, but now it has gone daintier like this laser cuts Swarovski diamonds.

Ira: Right, let's take a closer look at this.

This is a very intricate shoe.

Zahir: Lot of work there.

Ira: Very intricate shoe.

Zahir: So we are also adding like a little new kind of a material.

Like a TPR, which is more comfortable, easier to grip as compared to the leather which used

to slip.

Ira: So you are really keeping up with the trends in terms of the materials also

and that's awesome.

Ira: So we have a lot of comfort shoes here and I have the whole store yet to go through,

so I'm going to see you later.

Meeting Zahir made me understand the amount of hard work that goes into a high quality

shoe.

And with my feet taken care of, I decided to walk on to our next destination.

In today's scenario, high-end fashion too has a base in Bandra.

Almost every designer has a flagship store here or is stocked in one of the high end

stores in the green lanes of this suburb.

To understand a bit more about why fashionistas seem to flock here, we met up with someone

who has carved a niche for herself in the scene.

Devangi Nishar Parekh is the Director of Aza Fashion.

One of India's most respected chain of multi-designer stores.

Today, here she is to tell us more about trends in Mumbai.

Ira: How do you figure out what people really want?

How do you figure out trends?

Devangi: So trends is kind of a mix of two different things.

Ira: Okay Devangi: One is the top down approach and

one is the bottom up approach.

Ira: Okay.

Can you explain to us illiterate people what this is?

Devangi: So in terms of the top down approach, it's designers working with their teams to

really innovate and come up with what are the trends for the season.

So in that case they will look into colors, fringes, tassels, tribals…these are the

things that are currently trending, for example.

And the other way is when it actually trickles down…it goes through our stores of course,

it goes into more mass market stores.

It trickles down and the way the customers actually receive the trends and the way they

interpret it – that creates new trends altogether.

So for example, if you walk on the streets you will see a lot of street style right.

I might wear sneakers with a lehenga.

I might wear something really interesting and mix and match in my own way as an individual

and that then inspires designers again.

Right, because they see things, the way trends are being interpreted and it creates new inspiration.

Ira: This is very interesting what you've just told us.

Because I think there's like a cyclical sort of thing.

Everything is reinforcing the other thing.

So, what is happening in the designer stores and the luxury space is actually going into

the streets.

And vice versa.

Ira: How often do trends really come back?

Devangi: So trends come back in different ways.

So for example, what my mum wore maybe 20 years ago, I too would wear it but not in

the same way.

So I might wear Zara sneakers with a particular designer jacket with an heirloom saree which

my mum bought in Benaras.

Ira: Do you shop outside Aza?

Obviously, you have to.

Devangi: Actually I am an avid online shopper.

Ira: Everything is online!

Devangi: I don't get time to go to the store.

So yeah, I'm all about e-com.

Ira: Do you believe that a lot of the trendy, sort of fashion forward people and the fashion

forward ideas come from Bandra?

Devangi: In Bombay, I definitely think that Bandra is the melting pot.

And the way people in Bandra interpret trends and the way they style their looks is truly

original.

Right now, accessories with pom-poms or animal motifs are really trending.

So you'll see like shoes with pom-poms which are tie-ups and they are all over linking

road.

Ira: My God!

Devangi: And you can go buy it and style it with a designer dress, why not?

Mumbai has a population of more than 1.8 crores; this makes it more populated than one third

of the countries in the world.

Obviously not everyone can afford to shop in stores like Aza.

So where do the average income people shop and how do they manage to still be more stylish

than their country cousins?

To learn a little bit more we took a walk through Bandra's favourite high street Linking

road.

Ira: Can you give us some tips on how to bargain?

Shopper: This price doesn't work.

Please say a correct price.

All those common things.

Yeah, and they will come to a price that you are actually comfortable with.

Shop owner: If the shop owner is stating the price at 250-350, you start the bargain at

half of the price point.

Ira: Half of the price point, always!

Shop owner: Start at half of the price point and he will bring down the price.

Ira: Oh perfect, half of the price point, always!

Ira: How do you keep up with the trends and do you think Linking Road is up with the trends?

Shopper: Absolutely, yes!

You can just look around, it's just perfect.

Ira: So tell us a few things you like to buy over here.

Shopper: I think the shirt dresses, or something like dungarees, or ripped jeans for that matter,

is really cheap and really nice.

Ira: How do you come to know about what is trending, or in fashion?

Shop owner: We import the clothes.

So we come to know what is going to be trendy.

Ira: How long have you been shopping here?

Shopper: Every week we come.

Ira: What do you think, what is so special about Linking Road?

Shopper: It's cheap and easily available.

Ira: What is the cheapest thing that you've bought from a market like this?

Shopper: A shirt worth 500 rupees.

Ira: He is gifting me a pair of earrings people.

Ira: So what is in fashion the most these days?

Shop owner: These days dungarees is a lot in trend.

Ira: Dungarees Shop owner: Like this one

Ira: This one, how much is this for?

Shop owner: This is for Rs. 900.

Ira: This is too much.

Only when you know the pulse of each and every local fashion scene can you understand what

India's fashion rhythm is.

Flipkart is the Fashion Capital because it pays attention to everything that happens

around the country.

To tell us a little bit about why Flipkart loves Bandra we met up with Priyanka Misra

and Arindam Mukherjee.

In the last one year, it has been a fantastic journey.

We at Flipkart have tried our best to bring the latest fashion, the hottest styles, whatever

is you're seeing on social media, what you're clicking on Instagram, things that you're

watching you favourite film stars wear, it's all on Flipkart.

A lot of work has gone on, and we've tried to work with our brands, our sellers, got

you a lot of exclusives to ensure that there is something fashionable in everyone's wardrobe

in India.

What's actually trending is something we actually want to kind of figure out.

So our machines on the technology side of things really try to do that.

Scanning the internet to figure out what's trending across the globe in terms of fashion.

We capture all of those trends and try to bring that selection in front of the users

on Flipkart.

And that's why Flipkart is kind of one of the premier shopping destinations online where

users shop for the trendiest fashion of India available.

You don't need to buy a ticket to Mumbai to shop there.

Flipkart makes sure that the minute something is on the shelf of the trendiest boutiques

of Linking Road, it's also available to you anywhere in India.

But what are the other metros like when it comes to fashion.

In this series we are going to the fashion capital of each and every metro in India.

We are going to pay homage to the style setters and the taste makers and all those people

who have kept fashion alive.

My name is Ira Dubey and I hope you come back for the next leg of my journey where I go

to the fashion capital of our nation's capital, where things might get loud and boisterous

but it never gets dull.

I will see you in Delhi.

Till then: Viva la fashion.

For more infomation >> India Ka Fashion Capital – Powered by Flipkart Fashion | Ep 1 - Duration: 12:10.

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Kareena Kapoor THROWS TANTRUMS AT Lakme Fashion Week GRAND FINALE 2018 - Duration: 4:20.

Kareena Kapoor Khan THROWS FUNNY TANTRUMS AT Lakme Fashion Week GRAND FINALE 2018

For more infomation >> Kareena Kapoor THROWS TANTRUMS AT Lakme Fashion Week GRAND FINALE 2018 - Duration: 4:20.

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Celebrating Fashion Freedom with Entrepreneur, Shinta Nurfauzia - Duration: 1:47.

Hi, my name is Shinta Nurfauzia, you can call me Shinta.

I'm the co-founder and CEO of Lemonilo.

In my opinion, freedom of fashion is the freedom to express yourself through your own style.

For me, fashion freedom, is not just about feeling good.

So, fashion freedom, first of all

I think everybody wants to be fashionable,

wants to be, you know, be able to be stylish.

But it doesn't mean that...

we have to ruin the environment, or like you know, buy things excessively.

Because I think, right now, part of the freedom and to maintain our freedom,

we have to think about the environment as well.

I really think fast fashion is one of the things that,

make our environment so unsustainable like now,

It relates to,

why I decided to have a healthy lifestyle.

You can say that my personal style is "simple".

Please don't get me wrong, I like to be fashionable as well.

But the difference is, I don't like to spend too much time to shop.

I really believe in order for me to be happy with the way I dress,

I don't have to burden the world.

I don't have to burden the environment.

So, just keeping it simple, including...

now there are a lot of ways to be fashionable.

Just borrow, or just buy the basic stuff.

So part of fashion freedom, I think,

we have to be very very conscious about what happened with the environment.

For more infomation >> Celebrating Fashion Freedom with Entrepreneur, Shinta Nurfauzia - Duration: 1:47.

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[Eng Sub][Yang Mi] 16082018 | if Fashion interview 《iFBI》 - Duration: 2:14.

iFBI. I'm this episode's celeb superviser, Yangmi.

I'm Yangmi too. Hello, everyone.

Q: What's the biggest attraction of the handbag that we reviewed on?

I think that it's that one... What do you laugh at?

Why you want to laugh at me?

(Describing the handbag... sorry for this irresponsible n lazy trans)

Do you have any question?

No.

Very pretty.

It's in a lot of colors.

Not only in red

but also in black.

I think that black one is very cool.

Black will make you think it's more neutral-liked.

So, you can choose it when wearing some cool clothings. Yeah.

Plus, it can be used many occassions.

Some formal occassions, also can.

Some relaxing places, also can.

Q: Please say out the items that will the other one bring when going out.

For Zhou Bichang, may be she will bring eyeliner and...

Eyeliner and lipstick.

I think this kind of bag can fulfill her needs.

Because everyone can see that Bibi's eye and lips make up are very exquisite. Yeah.

Are you talking about yourself?

You. Your eyeliner so long, so pretty.

I think usually when you go out, you also draw long eyeliner, right?

I will draw my eyebrow longer.

Then, what about me?

You?

Bring me.

Can fit in too.

I will ask everyone a question. How many steps do I need to put Zhou Bichang into the handbag?

Q: Please say out how the other one should match this handbag so that it will look prettier.

You? No matter how you match it, it'll look fine.

Of course.

Exactly.

You too.

Me? Ok. Thank you very much.

Either you want to present it for your girlfriend or confess to her,

I think it's a good choice because there's the blessing of Yangmi.

Yeah.

If you fail, you can tag her in weibo.

There's handbag, then you definitely will success.

Bless you.

if Fashion. You deserve to

have a better life.