The telly style mantra

The telly style mantra
By: Tushar Joshi
December 22, 2004

From Komolika's backless cholis to Ansh's classy suits, telly stars set the fashion barometer for the junta in 2004.

Tushar Joshiasks tele-stylist Nim Sood, her take on the six most fashionable people on screen and what according to her will be the trends on television in the next year…

Komolika (Urvashi Dholakia)

She has a very strong personality. Her backless cholis and one-shoulder blouses have created a rage this year.

Urvashi's look as Komolika in Kasautii Zindagii Kay has been imitated off screen as well. Her mix and match of accessories with the clothes she wears is just amazing.

Ansh (Akashdeep Sehgal)

Akash fits the role of Ansh like a glove fits the hand. He looks good in trendy European suits. He has great attitude, which comes across on screen. His well-chiselled body makes anything he wears look good. His body language and confidence compliment the clothes he wears.

Tulsi (Smriti Irani)

Tulsi has managed to create a rage even with her traditional look.

Her georgette sarees and seedha pallas have made lot of people sit up and take notice.

She has the simplest look on television with very few accessories, yet her look is talked about.

Kashish (Amna Sharief)

Amna has a beautiful face and a really hot body.

She can carry off anything she wears comfortably. She stands out for her colourful chudidaars and salwar kameezs.

Her confidence lets her carry loud colours with ease.

No one else can get away wearing those colours on-screen!

Sujal (Rajeev Khandelwal)

He has a very boyish charm. He looks dashing in polo necks and jackets.

He wears some nice colourful T-shirts, which compliment his youthful lover boy role.

Mihir (Ronit Roy)

He is a very stylish man off screen as well. He has a good body and his clothes fit him perfectly. He has two distinct looks as Mihir in Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi and Mr. Bajaj in Kasautii Zindagii Kay.

His hairstyle in both the soaps is also different. As Mihir he looks really good in cotton and silk kurtas, while his corporate attire gets the best out of him as Bajaj.