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Manju Jasty.(Brief article)
Byline: editor: Tonne Goodman AS TOLD TO GENEVIEVE BAHRENBURG
An Indian-born banker turned bijou designer keeps it simple.
In my banking days, I wore tailored suits in a neutral palette, but now that I run my own company, I reach for less structured piecesdresses and skirtsand incorporate more color. While I draw on my heritage's aesthetic of bright shades and ornate designs, my personal style is considerably more toned down. My absolute favorite designer is Alber Elbaz; his designs are modern yet feminine, a combination rarely executed well. I have never met a Lanvin cocktail dress I didn't like; also vintage Missoni and Etro are favorites. For the weekend, it's Gucci jumpers and ...
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