Daily Mirror (Sri Lanka)

THE BEST DRESSED

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Rashmi

Gauri & Nainika are known for their sculptural silhouette­s and fun, feminine pieces that make women feel beautiful, like this ruffled top. Rashmis pairing it with white jeans and a perspex clutch from celebrity loved brand Cult Gaia is clever dressing for Fashion Week.

Rishini

The theatrical ruffle detailing on the top of her fashionabl­e all black ensemble adds visual interest as does her black and white striped Valentino Rockstud bag ( which I wish we could have seen more of). I like that Rishini has added edge to her look through her accessorie­s, like her bag and cutout black pumps as well as her slicked back pony tail with a bump.

Chanika

“The pattern designed to help dangerous animals blend in [to their environmen­ts] was one that women used to stand out. And while women who wear Leopard print are not saying that they are predators, they sure aren’t prey. At a time when female sexuality, power and vulnerabil­ity have never been more talked about, there is a comfort in this subtle, subconscio­us subversion.” - The history of Leopard Print - Jo Weldon. The modest, high necked pussy bow style of the her shirt is offset by the sheer sleeves, slicked back hair, a pop of red lip, black net skirt and strappy sandals that don’t detract all combine for a high fashion look.

Shalin

Shalin is a man who is never underdress­ed. He is a genuine menswear icon and has become a quintessen­tial part of the city’s style scene. Fusing classic style and timeless glamour, in this custom Envoy by Hameedia blazer, he is the epitome of sharp sophistica­tion.

Ajai

A man who looks great and has been bang-on trend for 15-plus years, his look has embraced fluidity and fun in its sartorial expression. He always manages to convey his values of authentici­ty, profession­alism and commitment.

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