Winter is all about warm, heat-absorbing blacks and the season is looooong gone, dost.
But the B-Town paltan is desperately hanging onto their blacks and the obsession with the colour doesn't seem to be fading any time soon.
The dose of extra sunshine is, surprisingly, not urging them to experiment with bright hues.
Why, why, why?
Psst: They know a secret. Or a universal truth. Winter, autumn, fall-shall, spring, monsoons, hail, snow, blizzards, cyclones, fog, thunder and lightning, nuclear fallout or a Y2K deluge, maro golee to all these seasons and their sniffy 'appropriate' hues, Black Is the Only Colour To Wear. Yup, repeat after us: Black Is the Only Colour To Wear. Thank you.
Easy. Uncomplicated. Versatile. The without-fail-chic black has lorded over wardrobes this week, again, like it should.
After her superb black-gown Oscar moment, she is back with a class-apart Sabyasachi Mukherjee creation.
Photograph: Kind courtesy Anmol/Instagram
And the long, long earrings, that nearly reach her chest, are something from a Mardi Gras carnival.
But doesn't she look abso-wowza-lutely glorious in the Rimzim Dadu black and white chevron skirt and a cord top? Take a bow, R.
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Sargun Mehta was spotted wearing this sultry Charu and Vasundhara paschim-meets-purab sari, ideal for a cocktail party. Or actually for any event across the globe, so international is the costume.
Photograph: Kind courtesy Charu and Vasundhara/Instagram
The pearl bib is a nod to the timeless combination of black and white.
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Where are you going, Shriya? Back in time to one of those grand British India paloozas that viceroys hosted?
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Photograph: Kind courtesy Anmol Jewellers/Instagram
