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Wear your attitude

Fashion designer Arjun Khanna solves your style queries.

Updated on: Dec 29, 2008 03:35 PM IST
Hindustan Times | By , Mumbai
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I have a problem. My weight fluctuates by five kg or so every month or two. I tend to put on all this weight on my hips and end up having to buy new clothes all the time, because most of them are loose or too tight. Please help.
Ajay Ray

We all have our ups and downs. I’d recommend you hit the gym or take up a sport. This will ensure you stay in shape and keep your weight in check. Next, maintain a balanced diet. So, no more lager or pale ales. Switch to wine. If consciously adhered to, this simple plan will ensure a toned derriere and your desired set of hips.

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My friends say that asymmetrical prints help camouflage flab. Is this true?
Dhani Gitay

That depends on how much flab we are talking about. Depending on the environment and occasion, solids may work better but asymmetrical prints dazzle the eyes and are a bit more distracting.. they take away attention from the flab. Hit the gym. Being in shape is the best fashion staple.

I am 5 ft tall. I don’t like to wear heels.. they make my legs ache. I wear only western outfits. How can I give the impression of being a bit taller than I am?
Bharti T

There’s no guaranteed method to this madness. You could always give platforms a chance to raise the bar. However, depending on your build you could wear clothes with vertical stripes — a sweater, a shirt or an elegant flowing dress. There is also the option of enhancing your best feature, so that it becomes the centre of attention. That could be your eyes, cheek bones or even the hairdo.

Mail your style queries to stylepatrol.ht@gmail.com and fashion designer Arjun Khanna will take time out to answer them, and even throw in a few extra tips.

 
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