We
are big fans of Indian History and so we thought of interpreting/accessorizing
one of the most popular symbols of the same: The Nehru Topi.
Everybody
loved Nehru. The kids loved him, his followers loved him and we loved his topi!
It
was a fairly simple and fun task to jazz up the humble topi and make it look
contemporary. We created bright funky Indian prints that really reflect the
clothes and personality of our models!
Alisha
Pais looks like she’s lying in the fields of Punjab with a beautifully painted
polka dotted topi. The leather jacket from Hong Kong and cotton dress teamed
with the gorgeous Doc Martins, also from Hong Kong, complete her contemporary
Nehru look.
With
our male models, Bharat and Noel, we kept it simple. Bharat’s red topi and
Aztec like pendant clubbed with a simple scarf from London makes an interesting
picture.
Noel,
on the other hand clubbed his red and black scarf and his Nehru topi with his
amusing expressions!
Sinead
tried a slightly gothic punk look with the topi through her make up. The long feather
eye lashes from New York, heavy eye make up and black lip colour is quite
dramatic. The white Peace printed top, hot pink stockings and maroon laced
shoes complement the topi.
The best thing about the Nehru topi is its
versatility. It blends well with both colourful and simple garments.
So
go ahead, jazz up the Nehru topi, re-invent the Nehru look!
oh! nice incorporation of the nehru cap. kudos to the stylist. :)
ReplyDeleteI think Anna Hazare is bringing the nehru topi back in fashion!
ReplyDeletenehru topi, used in the recent movie "rockstar" as a fashion accessory, is a great way to add an indian touch to urban fashion.
ReplyDeletebrilliant use of nehru topi and stylizing them is an interesting idea. i wish i could get some ideas like this.
ReplyDeletefun concept..... did u guys buy these topis or styled them yourself???
ReplyDeleteWe bought plain white topis from a local store and used fabric paints for the prints :)
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