When this chic piece of clothing shone brighter than stars
Deepika Padukone, Sonam Kapoor and Huma Qureshi
Every once in a while comes a dramatic piece of clothing that manages to redefine an entire look. This season, the cape seems to be the 'it' thing for B-Town and Hollywood beauties, helping them elevate simplistic looks. A charming alternative to the oft-worn coat, the cape is a smart way of adding a bit of a retro vibe to one's ensemble.
Taking a cue from some gorgeous caped crusaders, hitlist gives you a lowdown on how to don it right.
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Huma Qureshi shows us how not to wear a cape. It either goes all the way down, or it's short and covers your shoulders and arms (see JLo). This disproportionate length seems awkward.
Nicole Kidman stepped on to the Met Gala red carpet this year in a gown which spelled dark, edgy elegance. The embellished cape added a certain playful quality to the otherwise basic look. Totally in tandem with the event's theme — Manus x Machina: Fashion in an Age of Technology; it sought a mix of high end couture with modern machinery in fashion universe.
What her contemporaries failed to do with the caped look in their previous outings, Deepika Padukone managed to pull off quite effortlessly. Keeping every other element of her attire simplistic, she let the embroidered cape and necklace do the talking
A criticism that came Sonam Kapoor's way after her Cannes red carpet outing was that the colour palette was similar to Aishwarya Rai Bachchan's. That said, how stunning is that floral Ralph and Russo cape! It has got just the right amount of drama and glamour. Perhaps, only a Sonam could have pulled it off.
Just about everyone expects Jennifer Lopez to turn up in sequined, figure-hugging numbers. But to our surprise, she showed up for the Golden Globes this year in a breath-taking mustard gown with ox blood lips, a diamond necklace and a cape as the major accessory. There was nothing to fault in her look.
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