Deepika Padukone walks the ramp for 'Mai Mumbai on LFW - Winter 2009

Deepika padukone Walks on the ramp of Lakme India fashion week Fall winter collection 2009.The Show Named My Mumbai Aka MAI mumbai to show the Solidarity Of Nov 26 Mumbai terror Attacks,Designers from india and World participated on the show and exhibit their work.

Deepika padukone get neglected at Lakme Fashion Week

Mumbai: Talk about turf wars. At the Mai Mumbai show, Preity Zinta cheered for many friends from Bollywood -- from Arjun Rampal to Farhan Akhtar. But when Deepika Padukone walked the ramp, Preity just didn't seem to be enthused. Now, was there a twinge of jealousy?

Earlier, Manish Malhotra's front row on Friday saw a Bollywood full-course meal with Deepika, Asin, Anushka Sharma, Riteish Deshmukh and even yesteryear star Sridevi. But what we saw was Deepika being ignored by both Asin and Anushka -- with the newbie having nowhere to look except sheepishly concentrate on the show.

While rivalries are part and parcel of Tinseltown, what was interesting was that Asin was also chatting up Sophie Chaudry who was sitting to this South Indian actress's right. Deshmukh was sitting between Anushka and Asin and all three bonded well as they could be seen giggling and chatting happily. Only poor Deepika was left out. She was only seen conversing with Sridevi, who was sitting to her left.

DEEPIKA PADUKONE'S FRINGE HAIRSTYLE

In the 1960s, actress Sadhana styled her hair with a fringe and it became a craze. Now more than four decades laterDeepika Padukone has rekindled the magic of this bygone hairstyle with her recently released movie "Chandni Chowk To China".
"Sporting a fringe will be the coolest thing of this year as the style is back in vogue. Fringe hides your age and makes you look younger. Fringe goes well for people who have a broad forehead - when fringes fall on their forehead, it gives a definite shape to their face cut," said stylist Mallika Bhat.
Bhat had styled Deepika's look for "Chandni Chowk To China". Though the film isn't doing well at the box office, Bhat says the fringe is a hit among young girls and they have already started copying the cut.
Fringes or horizontal bangs are a shaped cut of the front part of the hair so that it falls on the forehead. A typical fringe is cut fairly straight above the eyebrows.
Celebrity stylist Ryan D. Rozario says that there are different ways of cutting a fringe, depending on the face cut.
"Face cut plays an important role and oval-shaped face is the perfect face-cut for a fringe. But if you are not oval-faced then leave it to the stylist who can cut your fringes in such a way that it goes well with your face shape," Rozario told IANS on phone from Mumbai.
Fringes that are expected to be popular this season are asymmetrical fringe that start away from the centre of the eyebrow and move diagonally across the face, heavy fringe that start from the ear and move across the face and side-swept fringe in which hair swoops across the forehead slightly covering one eye.
Javed Habib says hair texture plays an important role in deciding whether a person should go in for a fringe or not. He suggests people with fizzy hair should stay away from fringe.
"People with curly hair should stay away from this style as it will be an absolute disaster for them. Fringes are essentially meant for straight hair. If curly-haired people go for this style, it will be very difficult for them to maintain it," said Habib.
But stylist Sylvie didn't agree with Habib and said: "If a person with curly hair wants to go for them, she should get it done; all she needs is to do is to put some extra efforts like ironing the fringes or use a straightener."
Another stylist Samantha Kochhar suggested one should add a dash of colour on the fringe to make a style statement.
"One should go for solid colours to colour their bangs; it looks sexy and different, you can make a style statement with it," Kochhar said.
But there is a word of advice from Rozario for those who are ready to go for this ultra-chic look.
"You shouldn't try it before any major function or wedding as it might ruin your day if the style doesn't go well with your face. The cut just falls straight on your face and you cannot even hide it. So better try this cut in advance to escape any fashion disasters," Rozario said.
"Maintaining these fringes also requires time as they grow faster and require regular trimming," he added.

An angel says no to SRK...

With Knights And Angels reaching its semi-final stage this week, the competition only gets tougher and the girls are just one hurdle away to becoming SRK’s angels.


The celebrity guest this week is none other than the charming Deepika Padukone, who also has a sports background. She will be seen cheering the girls and giving them moral support and advice. But wait... we have something even more juicier for you. A little birdie tells us that SRK’s team was in for a bouncer this week when one of the semi-finalists decided to back out.

Yes! You’ve read right. Prarthana Shah, a Mumbai participant walked out of the show, due to family pressures. Apparently her family was fine with her participating in a reality show but didn’t want her to be bound by any contract, as they had other plans for her. Well, as they say someone’s loss is someone else’s gain. Delhi girl, Suhani Sharma got lucky with Prarthana opting out and she now gets to compete in the semi-finals. We all know that Dada takes his job quite seriously. And with SRK giving him the responsibility to select the angels to support the Kolkata Knight Riders, dada just goes a step further.

With Knights And Angels reaching the semi-finals this week, Dada decided to take the level of competition a notch higher. After all, just having a pretty face and dancing skills ain’t enough right? So, Sourav decided that he would test the cricketing knowledge of these young girls to see if they were aware of the basic rules of the game. To his dismay the girls’ knowledge was average. He was firm with the girls and told them to buck up and, as they have to be aware of what’s happening on the field in order to cheer the team. All we can say is that we love your enthusiasm for the game and we hope your team performs well, dada. Catch this exciting episode of Sunsilk present Knights And Angels this Saturday March 28 at 10 pm only on NDTV Imagine