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Your Dressing Says A Lot, Says Alia Bhatt

Darpan News Desk IANS, 17 Apr, 2015 12:03 PM
    Bollywood actress Alia Bhatt, who has launched the spring summer 2015 line of ladies fashion accessories brand Caprese, agrees that a person's dressing reflects one's personality. She suggests a complete look, taking care of even the handbag that you carry.
     
    “I feel a lot can be said from your dressing, and a nice accessory such as a good handbag always completes the look. The new collection depicts the light colours, apt for the summer and is very fashionable. Caprese is for all the fashionistas out there,” Alia said in a statement.
     
    The "Student Of The Year" star has also shot for an advertisemnt for the brand in Europe. She is seen walking the streets, presenting the new spring summer collection, which displays an array of light pastel appealing shades of blush, beige, ochre, coral, fuschia tailored on satchels, totes, hobos and sling handbags.
     
    Giving out her styling tip, Alia added: “A little skirt, a white tee, and some neon shoes and the Caprese Pearla tote, it’s perfect.”

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