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Nargis to be showstopper at BMW IBFW 2014

Darpan News Desk IANS, 03 Aug, 2014 07:03 AM

Actress Nargis Fakhri will walk for Azva in a modern bridal avatar sporting some jewellery ensembles from the brand at the forthcoming BMW India Bridal Fashion Week (IBFW) 2014 here.

The Azva show, to be held Aug 9, will create looks in gold for the modern Indian bride this season with Nargis Fakhri as their showstopper.

“We all feel bridal Indian jewellery cannot be worn beyond the wedding day, but designs in Azva are beautiful and can help style you for occasions other than weddings. Gold jewellery looks quite glamorous if styled well and Azva has created a lovely concept to highlight their jewellery at the show,” Nargis said in a statement.

Azva gold bridal jewellery is inspired by ‘Saat Pheras’ (seven vows) of the Indian wedding tradition and brings alive the essence of articulate patterns and detailing in gold jewellery.

The sixth edition of BMW IBFW 2014 will be held from Aug 7 to Aug 10 here.

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