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Home | News | Feedback     LIFW: The best, the worst A roundup of the best and the worst shows, the highs and the lows, the disappointments and the drama at the fashion week. May 5, 2004 •  •  Would you wear something like this? Fashion designers can sometimes let their imaginations go awry. » Read on Are you fashionable enough? Make sure you have these six accessories for the coming season. » Read on MODEL OF THE DAY Diandra Soares 'Fashion should be for everyone' What does Jassi, of Jassi Jaisi Koi Nahi, think about fashion, beauty and the middle class girl? Is your wardrobe up-to-date? Indias's best designers bring you up-to-date on the clothes you need to have in your wardrobe in 2004. •  Look beautiful in five minutes Make up expert Kapil Bhalla tells you how. » Read on THE GRAND FINALE •  Fashion week a huge commercial hit, say designers "We will get the exact numbers in about 10 to 12 days, but initial estimates show we have certainly exceeded the 30 per cent target we had set ourselves," says Vinod Kaul, executive director, FDCI. » Read on Prêt perfect designers 'There is a lot of economics associated with the fashion. It is about selling, generating funds to expand and only pret can help do that,' says designer Narendra Kumar. » Read on The Cuts and Skirts of Ritu Kumar Ritu Kumar is famed for highlighting the beauty of Indian textiles and craftsmanship; she did not disappoint this time either. » Read on Past as fashionable prelude The Kotwara line is known for its Lucknowi chikan embroidery, a speciality of Meera and Muzzafar Ali. » Read on 'My favourite model is Katrina Kaif' 'I spend 20-30,000 on my clothes every year,' says Pawan Lakhawat, 25, a network engineer for International Management Group. » Read on Zaheer has makings of top model: Designers Along with Harbhajan Singh, Irfan Pathan and Mohammad Kaif, he walked the ramp at the Lakme India Fashion Week. » Read on 'Pink is the colour of the season' "It is very light, very summery and very fashionable right now," says former Miss India Meher Bhasin. » Read on The art of make-up For those of you who are new to make-up, here are a few helpful hints from make-up expert Kapil Bhalla. » Read on A fitting finale After the rather subdued palette of beiges, nudes and browns that dominated the Lakme India Fashion Week, the finale was a burst of colour, music and action. » Read on Upen Patel: The metrosexual Model Upen Patel advises men to get a regular pedicure, manicure, facial and even wax. » Read on India Fashion Week 2003: The complete coverage

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