Women who define Delhi's style
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Lakshmi Rana: She is as glamorous off the runway, as she is on it. The supermodel looks comfortably chic in whatever she wears. From designer dresses and separates to couture creations — she has a diva-ness about her that defines her personal style. Rana also loves pretty ethnicwear, from the solemn six-yards to traditional salwar kameez. (HT Photo)
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Shereen Bhan: Easy-going and classic fashion is what the business journalist amd news anchor usually goes for. From classic LBDs to sharp, all-business power suits - Shereen's individual style is all about unflinching confidence. (HT Photo)
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Vesna Jacob: The fitness expert believes in constantlyexperimenting and changing it up each time, when it comes to dressing up. From donning kaftan dresses, having fun with prints to designer ethnicwear picks — she goes from casual to couture easily. (HT Photo)
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Mriganka Singh: Her royal good looks and effortless style make Princess Mriganka Singh of the erstwhile royal family of Jammu & Kashmir, an instant hit when it comes to fashion. The graphic designer experiments fearlessly — from dabbling in sporty chic looks made of biker jackets, tough denims and Lennon glasses, to high-heeled style, complete with glamorous dresses and a punk-perfect short crop. (HT Photo)
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Chiki Sarkar: Publishing powerhouse, Chiki Sarkar, can literally carry anything off. From comfortable denims and tees to stylish midi skirts, classic dresses and crisp formal shirts — she keeps it fresh and stylish, every time. (HT Photo)
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Shallu Jindal: Her style is minimalistic yet charming.The Kuchipudi dancer and exponent pairs her beautiful drapes with signature jewellery and loves traditional bindis, that give her look a charming edge. This is not to say that she steers away from experimenting. We have also seen her indulge in pretty dresses and carry them off with élan. (HT Photo)
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Laila Tyabji: The champion and guardian of Indian craft, Laila Tyabji, who is also a designer and social activist represents homegrown fashion at its best. Known for her signature short salt and pepper hair, Tyabji is usually seen donning beautiful handwoven drapes. (HT Photo)
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