Old-Fashioned Bitching (About Old Fashions)
The oldest fashion statement must be,
“That is not in fashion anymore!”
The oldest fashion statement must be,
“That is not in fashion anymore!”
There’s a strange character out on the loose. He calls himself the Modern Man. I don’t like him very much.
I wrote an essay about Bandra today and DNA featured an excerpt in their issue on 9 Jan’11.
A chance dress in lavendar with an impulse purchase of shoes.
I’m not sure what to make of Tanishq GlamGold’s current ad campaign. Do they think women’s insecurities should be pandered to or gotten over?
The harbingers of the social media revolution were content platforms. I wrote a two-part essay for Social Samosa about the history of social media in India.
Time Management games are a great draw into casual mobile gaming. I love the Dash games.
Remember Novelrace? Two years may as well be twenty on social media. But my journal on being a first time writer has one final chapter.
Is it pathetic when you look at the display picture of someone you haven’t talked to, in ages & think, “That picture was taken on my camera!” No, it’s not. And I’ll tell you why. Because it means I was there in that moment with that person. It means that…
Kapil Sibal had Twitter outraging after suggesting censorship of social media content.