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Hot as a mirchi! Karisma stuns in a red sari

By Rediff Get Ahead Bureau
February 09, 2019 10:20 IST
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Karisma Kapoor spoke about her love for saris and contemporary designs at the launch of Satya Paul's latest collection in Mumbai.

Karisma at Satya Paul's Spice Bloom launch in Mumbai

IMAGE: Karisma Kapoor checks out Satya Paul's latest line. Photographs: Kind courtesy Satya Paul

Designer Satya Paul launched her latest spring summer collection -- Spice Bloom inspired from the aromas of the Indian flowers and spices.

The line launched by Karisma Kapoor features organic shapes and motifs of ‘Kesar Phool’, ‘Nimbu Mirchi’ and ‘Lush’ in its designs.

Karisma at Satya Paul's Spice Bloom launch in Mumbai

IMAGE: Karisma modelled a red sari with black lettered motifs inspired by the colours of the chilli.

The actor who wore a mirchi inspired sari spoke about her love for extra ordinary and striking designs.

"I have always been fascinated with the infusion of color combinations in their designs which makes the prints extremely striking," Karisma said in a statement after the launch.

Karisma at Satya Paul's Spice Bloom launch in Mumbai

IMAGE: Karisma poses with Satya Paul at her store in Mumbai.

"The collection is really vibrant and contemporary," the 44 year old actor added.

At the event, Karisma also made a case for the six yard and explained why more young women should start wearing it.

Karisma at Satya Paul's Spice Bloom launch in Mumbai

IMAGE: Karisma's look was styled was Eshaa Amiin

"Light and floral, the sari is ideal for young ladies," Karisma said.

The actor who recently walked the ramp for designer Punit Balana said that Indian women looked best in a sari, adding that the six-yard-drape is both classical and contemporary.

"Sari is for all occasions," Karisma added.

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