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IMAGE: It's hard to look away from Divya Khosla Kumar's fringe co-ord set from Kiran Gupta. Oomphalicious! Photograph: Kind courtesy Divya Khosla Kumar/Instagram
IMAGE: Janhvi Kapoor looked like a breath of fresh air in this floral printed saree she wore recently.
With minimal makeup and silver jhumkis, Janhvi let simplicity work its natural charm. 'Peaches and cream' she captioned the picture. Photograph: Kind courtesy Janhvi Kapoor/Instagram
With minimal makeup and silver jhumkis, Janhvi let simplicity work its natural charm. 'Peaches and cream' she captioned the picture. Photograph: Kind courtesy Janhvi Kapoor/Instagram
IMAGE: As you can see, Rakul Singh takes monsoon fashion quite seriously.
She perfectly mixed her cropped ruffled top from Starch with pink shorts from Urvashi Joneja. With her hair styled in a loose pony, Singh showed us how to brace the rains. Photograph: Kind courtesy Rakul Singh/Instagram
She perfectly mixed her cropped ruffled top from Starch with pink shorts from Urvashi Joneja. With her hair styled in a loose pony, Singh showed us how to brace the rains. Photograph: Kind courtesy Rakul Singh/Instagram
IMAGE: Manushi Chillar took her love for dresses to a whole new level in this cute summer orange Sicily dress from Ankita studio label.
With her hair worn in small braids into a pony, the former Miss World finished her look with animal print knee length boots from Truffle Collection. Photograph: Kind courtesy Manushi Chhillar/Instagram
With her hair worn in small braids into a pony, the former Miss World finished her look with animal print knee length boots from Truffle Collection. Photograph: Kind courtesy Manushi Chhillar/Instagram
IMAGE: Some of you may call it bold and experimental, but Kriti Sanon had a tiny brush with fashion disaster in this pastel dress she wore from Fatma Shaikh's latest spring summer collection.
The asymmetric dress had too many distracting elements -- the cut, the design, the puffed sleeves, an enormous belt. Yay or nay, you decide! Photograph: Kind courtesy Fatma Shaikh/Instagram
The asymmetric dress had too many distracting elements -- the cut, the design, the puffed sleeves, an enormous belt. Yay or nay, you decide! Photograph: Kind courtesy Fatma Shaikh/Instagram
IMAGE: It is okay to play with prints but overdoing it like Tamannah may quite land you on the wrong side of fashion. Time to look for a new stylist, girl! Photograph: Kind courtesy FHM/Instagram
