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Black garbage polythenes that covered sneakers in Kallol Dutta’s collection.

• Written by Somya Lakhani
• April 7, 2011 03:43 AM IST
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Black garbage polythenes that covered sneakers in Kallol Dutta’s collection.

Dusty white garments,Dutta’s notoriously rebellious anti-fits,and funky sneakers that can leave the roads cleaner. No six-inch heels or Swarovski danglers on them. Pull out an old pair of sneakers and give it a garbage makeover. Now,don’t just sit. Run,catch the fashion bus.

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