Rutuparna Sengupta – there is something missing
I might be distantly related to Rutuparna Sengupta, despite that, am I the only one that finds something lacking in her style?
Just doesn’t look right – the silhouette is wrong (makes her look fat), the pleats are all over, giving her a messy look..
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I don’t know who this lady is, but the photo is very unflattering…it makes her look like a transvestite. Sorry – no insult intended to your distant relative. You need to give her some style tips. The saree looks like thin plastic sheeting. Very blah. Sometimes it’s more fun to check out the people in the background. Check out the guy on the left wearing an ill fitting blazer with jeans.
The sari looks like it was made up of 6 yards of remnant fabric on the clearance shelf. I can’t think of any use for this fabric outside of a Halloween costume or drapes for a funeral home. Where do they find these saris? And, I agree it looks like plastic.
Is the sari background grey or maybe it’s just from the flash?
I also noticed the guy. Yet another example of Indian guys who can’t dress.