Gitanjali Luxury Style Fest: Rohit Bal.

Known for his blend of fantasy with artistic construction, Rohit Bal is an inventive designer whose whimsical designs often resemble walking art work.

I loved the hot pink, red and black color scheme, as well as the pink flower motif on the male model in Rohit Bal's trademark jodhpurs.

Neha Dhupia was red-hot on the ramp. The girl has quite the runway presence!

IMHO, a couple of the pieces Rohit Bal showcased at Gitanjali fell a little short of his high standard. Almost as if he ran out of creative inspiraiton. For instance, the design pictured at left: I couldn't help but wonder what my bathroom rug was doing draped on a mode

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Anonymous said…

i like ur style n colors ,u have done that ur collection .u r a style diva

October 26, 2011 at 1:38 PM

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