19062024-LSTL-01.qxd 6/18/2024 10:07 PM Page 1 c m y b FIRST SONG UNVEILED Makers of the much-awaited Ajay Devgn and Tabu-starrer Auron Mein Kahan Dum Tha on Tuesday treated fans with the first song, Tuu, on Instagram. Sung by Sukhwinder Singh and Javed Ali, the song captures the emotions of young love and the longing to meet again. TRIBUNE Trailer out The trailer of Akshay Kumar-starrer Sarfira was unveiled on Tuesday. It traces the journey of Veer Mhatre, who aims to introduce low-cost aviation carriers so that a majority of Indians can fly. LUDHIANA | WEDNESDAY | 19 JUNE 2024 this tour by showcasing his roots in a manner that resonated deeply with his international audience. This collaboration was fuelled by a shared vision of both of us with an aim to showcase Indian heritage on the global stage,” he says. Bandhgala-collared kurtas and handcrafted morni chadra — renowned designer Raghavendra Rathore styles Diljit Dosanjh for his ongoing Dil- Luminati tour that reflects the Punjabi singer-actor’s cultural identity as well as Indian heritage Re-imagining Diljit When Rathore met ❝ Sheetal C Dosanjh OUTURIER Raghavendra Rathore with his bespoke brand, Raghvendra Rathore Jodhpur (RRJ), has been the proud promoter of Indian heritage on the global stage. Similarly, Punjabi singer Diljit Dosanjh has made the whole world groove to his beats. He has been the first Indian mainstream artiste and first Punjabi to perform at Coachella, one of the best international music festivals. As the singeractor, for his ongoing DilLuminati North American tour, joins hands with Rathore to promote Indian heritage through his ‘concert’ looks, the latter takes us through the entire process of curating customised designs for Diljit’s tour, which ends in July. Rooted theory Taking pride in their lineage CREATING DESIGNS FOR DILJIT WAS A CREATIVELY INTRIGUING JOURNEY. SINCE THE BLUE CITY ALWAYS SERVES AS AN INSPIRATION, WE DREW REFERENCES FROM THE RICH HERITAGE OF JODHPUR AND BLENDED IT WITH TRADITIONAL ELEMENTS OF JALANDHAR’S TRELLIS-GEOMETRIC PATTERNS, AND PHULKARI EMBROIDERY. — RAGHAVENDRA RATHORE and culture is what Diljit and Rathore are known for. They might have travelled the entire world, yet make heads turn with their traditional attire. If kurta, chadra, tehmat and tamba work for Diljit, then Rathore’s RRJ signature Jodhpuri bandhgala and breeches for men are globally known. “We all know Diljit’s immense cultural influence amongst his followers. He sought to create history with One wonders how Rathore was able to infuse Diljit Dosanjh’s personality into these designs! He adds, “The beauty of a bespoke brand is to create exclusive looks by fusing personalised elements, keeping in mind the client’s style. Insight into his eclectic personality and fashion choices, as well his devotion towards his roots, was crucial to ensure our designs resonated with his image and appealed to his vast fan base. We reimagined traditional outfits like the Jodhpur bandhgala-collared kurta with intricate tonal thread work. Diljit’s iconic look of a black kurta and handcrafted morni chadra was customised to reflect his personal style.” While RRJ has curated costumes for movies such as Khoobsurat, Eklavya: The Royal Guard and OMG – Oh My God, and designed bespoke wardrobes for many discerning clients and celebrities, collaborating with Diljit Dosanjh for the Dil-luminati tour presented a unique opportunity. “In Diljit’s case, it was imperative to reflect his personal style on a global stage, knowing this tour would be a historic moment,” he says. Creative journey To create outfits for a concert tour needs extensive research and understanding of the client. Rathore recalls, “Diljit had a clear vision for his wardrobe and understood RRJ’s essence, making this collaboration a perfect fit. Both thrive on culture and heritage, and Diljit’s trust in RRJ to reflect his personality was invaluable. The team began by researching Diljit’s style and cultural background, developing concepts that integrated traditional Punjabi elements with contemporary fashion. Carefully selected material ensured each look was aesthetically pleasing and comfortable for stage performances.” Call : 98781-08888 MANE point In Chandigarh, Najeeb-ur-Rehman, hair expert, talks about the latest trends Move over keratin. If you want silky smooth hair, here’s a new treatment — Botosmooth. Brazilian hair expert Vivian Benedetto and celebrated Indian hairstylist Najeeb-ur-Rehman, who were in Chandigarh, talked about the latest trend in hair styling. “Botosmooth is a formulation which is free of formaldehyde, and gives long-lasting fizz-free hair,” he said. About the industry, Najeebur-Rehman, who has done styling for the film Monsoon Wedding, said, “Hair education has played a quintessential role that has improved the industry drastically in the last two decades.” He suggests that amidst all the shiners and other stuff in the market, one hair spray is a must carry with oneself. “That will keep your hair in good stead,” he says. As for Vivian Benedetto, she believes in India the clientele knows what looks good on them, unlike Brazil, where everyone wants to go blonde! “Being blonde doesn’t suit everyone. People in India have a sense of harmony. The way you present yourself to the world matters.” — Karman Singh & Yashita Mishra DECODING THE NEW-AGE SAYING IT IN JUST A WORD... DAPPER MAN ■ Favourite fashion brand — Zegna. “Classic tailoring with impeccable fit, attention to detail in accessories, choice of high quality fabrics, personal expression through unique style elements and confidence that blends tradition with modern sophistication.” Renowned singer Alka Yagnik reveals she has a ‘rare hearing loss’ caused by a virus ‘Keep me in your prayers’ Veteran Bollywood singer Alka Yagnik has revealed that she has been diagnosed with a ‘rare hearing loss’ due to a viral attack, and hence was missing in action. Alka Yagnik, one of the most prominent singers of the 1990s in Bollywood, took to Instagram and shared the news. She posted a picture of herself and wrote, “To all my fans, friends, followers, and wellwishers - a few weeks ago, as I walked out of a flight, I suddenly felt I was not able to hear anything.” The 58-year-old singer said she mustered some courage in the weeks following the episode. “I want to break my silence now, for all my friends and well-wishers who have been asking me why I’m missing in action. It has been diagnosed by my doctors as a rare sensory neural nerve hearing loss due to a viral attack. This sudden, major setback has caught me completely unawares. As I attempt to come to terms with it, please keep me in your prayers.” She is known for her iconic songs such as Ek Do Teen, Choli Ke Peeche, among others. — IANS c m y b ■ Favourite place in the world for fashion inspiration or otherwise — Florence, Italy. ■ Favourite contemporary designer — Brunello Cuchinelli. ■ Next travel destination — Africa. ■ Next professional goal — To take the Jodhpur bandhgala narrative further. ■ Unwinding activity — Tech surfing. ■ When not working, what other things interest you — Finance. ■ Favourite fashion moment at the Met Gala — Princess Diana’s debut at the Met Gala wearing Dior in 1996. Priyanka cheers Angelina’s Tony win In a heartwarming gesture, Priyanka Chopra took to social media to congratulate Angelina Jolie on her remarkable achievement at the Tony Awards, where the American actor-filmmaker’s production The Outsiders clinched the prestigious accolade for Best Musical. On Instagram, Priyanka posted a candid snapshot from the event, capturing Angelina Jolie and Vivienne in a celebratory moment. Alongside, Priyanka wrote, “Huge congratulations to this angel who VIVIENNE AND ANGELINA JOLIE deserves everything in NAJEEB-UR-REHMAN life and more! Congratulations on winning the Tony for best musical for The Outsiders and also multiple awards and 12 nominations! You’re a force and I’m so inspired by you everyday @angelinajolie. Congratulations Vivienne.” The Outsiders, a compelling adaptation of the beloved novel by SE Hinton, delves into the dynamics of rival gangs in 1960s Oklahoma. Angelina Jolie served as a producer on the project, with Vivienne contributing as a producer assistant, marking a significant collaboration between mother and daughter in the realm of theatre. At the Tony Awards event, Angelina graced the occasion in a stunning teal gown, paired with a matching shawl. — ANI
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