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Lakme Fashion Week 17th August 2011

Dreams do come true and hence I never gave up following my dream. They say patience pays off. No doubt about it.

I could not be part of Generation NEXT this year and hence decided to be the audience. The experience was lovely and something I would not love to miss.

I wore one of my latest sarees and it was appreciated by all. You can see my picture on www.sareetimes.com for which the link is below:

http://lh3.ggpht.com/-j5cGKlXg-_w/TkyZ4SBhY3I/AAAAAAAACnU/kY7cdmRFonI/s1600-h/Designer_Bollywood_Saree%25255B3%25255D.jpg

See you tomorrow with more designs.


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