The stars shine down on the first day of the Blender's Pride Fashion Tour, a fashion fusion like no other. Here, cotton meets satin while a bridal theme comes into vogue. Take a look.
The hottest designers, along with hotters stars, arrived in droves on Day 1 of the Blender's Pride Fashion Show.
Jacqueline Fernandez, Esha Deol, Ganesh Hegde along with his wife Sunanya, stuck by noted designers.
The latest Murder girl, Jacqueline Fernandez, shows off her enviable figure in a Raakesh Agarwal creation.
She served as Agarwal's showstopper.
The off-pink wrap around skirt, coupled with the bejeweled top highlights her beautiful complexion.
Here we see her in a pose worthy of candid camera--but the former Miss Sri Lanka manages to burn the screen even when she's not posing.
A former supermodel, Jacqueline first rampwalk after Murder 2 was a sight to see.
She commands the kind of respect that comes only from the feeling of truly belonging on the ramp.
Jackie, as she is fondly known, ends the show by Raakesh Agarwal's side.
Esha Deol looks stunning in this vintage Neeta Lulla creation. Lulla has always been associated with the darker side of fashion, which she employs to perfectly on Esha.
Dress in a variation of the classic little black dress (LBD), Esha displays her toned body, highlighting her legs in netted-black stockings.
Even though she's been off the silver screen for a while, Esha proves the camera still loves her.
Glowing even in the moody lighting, it's impossible to tell she isn't a professional model.
Esha, in a new turn.
The perfect showstopper, she performs the walk of glory with her designer, Neeta Lulla.
Neeta Lulla displayed her enviable Indian collection, with slight variations here and there.
The classic salwar-kameez played the most important role with the saree making a special appearance here and there.
Coming up: Stills from her collection.
Raakesh Agarwal went in for a veritable melange of colour, as well, although his collection didn't stick to just Indian ensembles.
His collection was simply an explosion of colours, set upon the canvas of evening dresses, party gowns and even the bridal lehenga.
