I have always thought of myself to have a regal, docile-feminine and almost a vintagey sense of style #selfobsessedthatIam but I recently surprised myself when I felt that I was drawing towards the quirky and fun creations by Masaba. For those who don't know Masaba, she is Neena Gupta's daughter (yes we have all heard about it) and well she is this super talented budding designer. With her exotic looks that is a mixture of her Indian and West Indian genes, she stands out because she not only looks different but also cause her designs are spunky and funky (and I thought I would never use these two words side by side) :P
I always thought that I was more of a AbuJani-SandeepKhosla kind of a girl with a pinch of Sabyasachi and well may be a hint of Ranna Gill but I was pleasantly surprised when I realised that I was tending more towards SatyaPaul and his abstract prints and Masaba with her tinge of craziness and the fun that her creations have with colors :) Its quite a #icouldbeagemini moment for me :P
My latest favorites from Masaba's creations would be these...
Fun Facts: Masaba is a Bantu language spoken by about 1,500,000 people in eastern Uganda
I always thought that I was more of a AbuJani-SandeepKhosla kind of a girl with a pinch of Sabyasachi and well may be a hint of Ranna Gill but I was pleasantly surprised when I realised that I was tending more towards SatyaPaul and his abstract prints and Masaba with her tinge of craziness and the fun that her creations have with colors :) Its quite a #icouldbeagemini moment for me :P
My latest favorites from Masaba's creations would be these...
Fun Facts: Masaba is a Bantu language spoken by about 1,500,000 people in eastern Uganda
