Method dressing makes sense, from Janhvi Kapoor's "Mr. and Mrs. Mahi" to Margot Robbie's "Barbie."
Adding details to one's attire that are intrinsically particular to one's identity or the character they are portraying is another aspect of method dressing.
"I went to a wedding when I was no more than ten or twelve years old, and all of these aunts were dressed in purple and green. It got me to wondering: Why is this combo so popular? Looking back, I see how Madhuri Dixit's signature style became popular," Pink Fort's design head Neha Saluja says.
From neighborhood marketplaces to chilly nuptials, Hum Aapke Hain Koun created a stir in Bollywood fashion history with her lehenga choli and statement necklace. The designer mocked, "Those days when people went to malls just to look at billboards and hoardings are gone."
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