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I like donning different hats of creativity: Aki Narula

New Delhi, May 28 : A fashion designer, a costume designer and a stylist to the cinestars, Aki Narula, known for promoting mostly street style, says he enjoys wearing all hats and likes to take challenges when it comes to creativity.

“I’m one of those people who likes to do different things. I like being challenged creatively. I am doing a lot of films right now and styling. You will see…

I’ll wear stilletos in Cannes, jokes designer Aki Narula

New Delhi, May 21 : Following the high heels row at the 68th Cannes International Film Festival, popular Indian fashion designer, stylist and costume designer Aki Narula has joked that if he gets a chance to attend the gala, he’d love to slip into a pair of stilettos.

Some women were reportedly turned away from a film premiere for not wearing high heels at the extravaganza, happening at the…

Style is personal and so is fashion!

But when you are ruling a stage and teaching the masses how to dress right, you really have to have a mass appeal. If not more, you atleast have to have an outstanding personality within your close fraternity and have the ability to convince people that you are stylish enough to talk of style.

Recently, saw a show of ‘What Not To Wear’, on TLC India, hosted by Soha Ali Khan and Aki Narula and have been wondering why would Soha Ali Khan dress people right.

Clad in a plain blue t-shirt, plain pink pants and matching plain blue shoes, she looked like an ambassador of ‘colour block’ trend that’s honestly done with. I am also bored of her never changing middle partition hairstyle. 

I respect her and adore her for she is a woman of great lineage, a great actor, has a beautiful heart and can easily be termed as ‘beauty with brains’ but I strongly feel that she was not the appropriate pick for the show. I would also say that the stylist of the show could have changed this perception but that’s not happening either.  Not that I am greatly impressed by Mr. Narula because seeing the show, I feel every good designer cannot be a good stylist. He understands fabrics and drapes but individualistic styling is not his forte. 

Just want to conclude saying, “They are styling people but who will style them?”