Stop over-thinking: Fashion can also be about creating illusions
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Updated on Nov 11, 2014 04:26 pm IST
... Be it fun prints, optical panels or simple layering. So go ahead, and change it up!Two-parts of fashionThis Nikhil Thampi dress on Deepika Padukone changes the silhouette game. The dress creates an illusion of being separates, and provides a fun twist to the ol’ tea-length pencil skirt and snug-top combo. Pick co-ordinated prints for a similar effect.
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The layered illusionThe Delpozo Spring’15 dress was first spotted on actor Hilary Swank last month. The layered illusion is a fun way to revamp your buys.
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The layered illusionThe Delpozo Spring’15 dress was first spotted on actor Hilary Swank last month. When actor Sonam Kapoor picked the same a few days back, we loved that she wore a shirt underneath, as shown originally on the runway. The layered illusion is a fun way to revamp your buys. Wearing a basic black ganji under your snug, embellished cropped top, or topping an ethnic paisley print choli with a boyfriend shirt can change your style game.
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Creating curve magicSupermodel Kate Moss packed a fashion punch when she wore a short black dress by designer Stella McCartney, adorned with flesh-coloured panels that create a curvilicious optical illusion. Indulge in a similar design, but keep the styling and accessories minimal.
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