Natasha Coutinho (MUMBAI MIRROR; March 12, 2016)
RAEES: Sheetal Sharma
We wanted to make Shah Rukh Khan's character look like a regular guy, yet someone manipulative so we incorporated a lot of pastel shades in his look and the surma-lined eyes. The denim-n-denim look in the film is a throwback to Kamal Haasan and Rishi Kapoor, who had popularised it in that era. Since the film is set in 80s Gujarat, we referenced some old family albums of people from the state to get the clothes right as well. We did around seven-eight trials with Shah Rukh.
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SARBJIT: Shaahid Amir and Neetu Singh
The story had a rural Punjab feel and starts in the early '90s. We chose sunset as our primary colour palette keeping the narrative in mind. The look is mostly monochromatic, going from shades of orange to more earthy tones. We have used hand-woven, naturally-dyed fabric, and a lot of coarse, natural weaves that absorb light to give them a worn-out look, enhancing the look and the feel.
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AZHAR: Manoshi Nath and Rushi Sharma
Azharuddin shared his family albums and sent samples of his uniforms. He looked at the suits we'd made for Emraan, pointed out that he'd never wear a light tie with a dark shirt. There was colour-blocking with hues like tangerine-brinjal or canary-electric blue. We featured '90s trends like geometric prints, tight trousers, trainers and polyester fabric.
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CABARET: Pooja Bhatt
Richa Chadha's character transitions from a Dubai bar dancer to Bollywood's IT girl. We have tried not to go overboard with her look. Besides the usual reds and blacks that represent glam our, a lot of beige and white has been used too.
RUSTOM: Shital Bhatia
We're introducing the col our patterns, checquered style, tie formats from the late '50s. Unfiortunately we dont have bell-bottoms since they were only introduced in the mid-60s. Apart from the standard uniform, the format for the navy outfits included caps, cardigans, flared pants and charcoal ties. You will also see the leading ladies, Ileana D'Cruz and Esha Gupta, in elaborate ballgowns while Akshay Kumar is seen in a lot of prosthetics as he ages through the film.
We wanted to make Shah Rukh Khan's character look like a regular guy, yet someone manipulative so we incorporated a lot of pastel shades in his look and the surma-lined eyes. The denim-n-denim look in the film is a throwback to Kamal Haasan and Rishi Kapoor, who had popularised it in that era. Since the film is set in 80s Gujarat, we referenced some old family albums of people from the state to get the clothes right as well. We did around seven-eight trials with Shah Rukh.
SARBJIT: Shaahid Amir and Neetu Singh
The story had a rural Punjab feel and starts in the early '90s. We chose sunset as our primary colour palette keeping the narrative in mind. The look is mostly monochromatic, going from shades of orange to more earthy tones. We have used hand-woven, naturally-dyed fabric, and a lot of coarse, natural weaves that absorb light to give them a worn-out look, enhancing the look and the feel.
AZHAR: Manoshi Nath and Rushi Sharma
Azharuddin shared his family albums and sent samples of his uniforms. He looked at the suits we'd made for Emraan, pointed out that he'd never wear a light tie with a dark shirt. There was colour-blocking with hues like tangerine-brinjal or canary-electric blue. We featured '90s trends like geometric prints, tight trousers, trainers and polyester fabric.
CABARET: Pooja Bhatt
Richa Chadha's character transitions from a Dubai bar dancer to Bollywood's IT girl. We have tried not to go overboard with her look. Besides the usual reds and blacks that represent glam our, a lot of beige and white has been used too.
RUSTOM: Shital Bhatia
We're introducing the col our patterns, checquered style, tie formats from the late '50s. Unfiortunately we dont have bell-bottoms since they were only introduced in the mid-60s. Apart from the standard uniform, the format for the navy outfits included caps, cardigans, flared pants and charcoal ties. You will also see the leading ladies, Ileana D'Cruz and Esha Gupta, in elaborate ballgowns while Akshay Kumar is seen in a lot of prosthetics as he ages through the film.
