Revolutionary turn of co-ord fashion
This look of Dimple Kapadia was shown in a sequence of the film, where she is seen in a romantic scene with Rishi Kapoor. His white polka dot print shirt, which was tied like a lump from the front, and Nee Lenth Black Skirt, Together these two were making such a co-orded look which was far ahead of today’s trending street fashion.
At the time when girls were limited to sarees or salwar-suits, Dimple This western look became a symbol of rebellion and freedom among the youth.
After the release of Bobby, from cities to towns, every teenager girl tried to adopt this look of Dimple. The demand for polka dot fabric in the markets of that era had suddenly increased. The girls started making their taylor a top -like top, while some started giving a new twist to the skirts. Even this look was overshadowed in the functions of school-college.
The special thing in this look was to have simple and non-retiring, but still it looked very attractive and confident. In the fashion understanding of that time, it was a new experiment, which proved that even a girl can look very stylish without excessive exposure.
Even today, the same tread is there
Today, when it talks about 70s fashion, this look of Dimple Kapadia is first remembered. Be it a retro theme party or a Bollywood-inspired photoshoot, Dimple’s ‘Bobby’ look still remains an iconic for youth. Many fashion designers have recreated it and this outfit is also very viral on social media.
Dimple Kapadia’s ‘Bobby’ look was not just a fashion statement, but it became a glimpse of self-confidence, freedom and identity for the girls of that era. This look still reminds that style has the real meaning, unmatched attraction in thinking and simplicity from its time.
Dimple Kapadia’s fashion sense has always been ahead of time and is different from the trend. In 80s and 90s, when Bollywood was caught in the same glitter outfits, Dimple preferred class and Eligence in his look. Whether it is her style of wearing a sari or a confidence seen in a western gown, every time she chose her clothes according to her personality. Their dresses were always figurative-flaatering, satal but stylish.
After the 90s, when Dimple stayed a short distance from films, her style statement remained in her public appearance. He made a balance between Indian and Western and showed that Edge cannot stop fashion. Indo-Western dresses, linen kurtas, casual saree looks and soft makeup, even today their style is inspiration for many women, especially in 40 Plus Edge Group. Dimple Kapadia always proved that there can be a tremendous class even in simplicity.
