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HT India’s Most Stylish 2018: Monochrome looks were the trend of the night

Updated on: Jan 25, 2018, 13:58:58 IST
Hindustan Times, Mumbai | By
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The HT India’s Most Stylish awards red carpet rocked a sartorial monochrome storm with many celebs opting for a muted colour palette. (HT Photo)
The HT India’s Most Stylish awards red carpet rocked a sartorial monochrome storm with many celebs opting for a muted colour palette. (HT Photo)

Taapsee Pannu, Vaani Kapoor to Parineeti Chopra and Mira Rajput Kapoor, black and white dresses dominated the red carpet as the A-listers flooded Yash Raj Studios in Mumbai for the seventh annual HT India’s Most Stylish awards on Wednesday.

Just days after all-black celebrity looks at the Golden Globes proved fashion can also be a powerful tool, a similar trend, albeit unintentional, emerged at the seventh annual HT India’s Most Stylish awards at Yash Raj Studios, Mumbai on Wednesday.

The red carpet certainly wasn’t bursting with colour, barring Sonam Kapoor or Kriti Sanon, who shined in yellow. It was most definitely rocking a sartorial monochrome storm with many celebs opting for a more muted colour palette.

Many women, notably, actors Taapsee Pannu and Vaani Kapoor, opted for black. While others, like actors Parineeti Chopra and Shamita Shetty, chose neutral-toned ensembles that oozed femininity and power.

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Actor Taapsee Pannu packed a serious sartorial punch with a scene-stealing all-black look — Ashish N Soni jacket and Avaro Figlio pants. (HT Photo)

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Parineeti Chopra took the best-dressed crown in a Sadek Majed gown. (HT Photo)

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Continuing the all-white trend, actor Shahid Kapoor’s wife, Mira Rajput, also dazzled in chic racer-back pristine white evening gown from Monisha Jaising. (HT Photo)

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Actor Vaani Kapoor wore a see-through by Redemption Fashion Brand, featuring an all-over embellished detail. (HT Photo)

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Actor Sangeeta Bijlani looked glamorous in a crystal-embellished black cocktail dress. (HT Photo)

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Singer Sophie Choudry proved that black needn’t be boring with her Manish Malhotra gown. (HT Photo)

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Singer Monica Dogra went for a brave choice in a sheer black dress. And TV presenter-singer Shibani Dandekar nailed red carpet insouciance in her pearl white separates. (HT Photo)

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She’s never one to cover up on a red carpet, and actor Shamita Shetty showed off her figure in a whimsical dust gold-hued Manish Malhotra gown. (HT Photo)

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TV actor Hina Khan looked effortless in a two-tone gown with a straight ivory skirt and giant shimmery statement sleeves. While actor-TV host Mandira Bedi wore a strong and sexy semi-sheer gown in Island white colour. (HT Photo)

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