The Daily Delicious for March 15, 2008
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This is the last weekend for this festival, so if you’re in the NYC area, check it out.
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The India Collection by OPI: Love the name or hate it? Tell us what you think. —Ismat
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Boutique founded by Priya Kishore whose personal style was recently captured on The Sartorialist fashion blog. “Mumbai’s answer to Barneys New York.” (NYT) —Pavani
March 15, 2008
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I think…that OPI nail polish link might need another tag - orientalism.
I like puns so “I’m India Mood For Love” (hot pink) and “Lunch At The Delhi” (coral) kind of hit my cheesy funny bone. But “Curry Up Don’t Be Late! - This spicy golden metallic simmers with style!” and “Charmed By A Snake” (bronze) just make it seem like people whose only exposure to India was Hadji on Johnny Quest spent 5 minutes brainstorming the names for the entire line.
Then they spent another five renaming some of the same colors for the Russian collection.