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NDTV
16 hours ago
- Entertainment
- NDTV
Tara Sutaria's All-Black Corpcore Avatar Is Monotone Fashion Done Right
Quick Read Summary is AI generated, newsroom reviewed. Tara Sutaria wore a sleek black blazer and top from the label KGL. She styled the outfit with sheer black stockings and pointed black pumps. Accessories included black sunglasses, diamond ear cuffs, and multiple rings. Tara Sutaria never fails to impress with her impeccable fashion game. Be it ethnic or Western, the actress really knows how to turn heads and win compliments. The Apurva actress is yet again, making us go gaga over her wardrobe choices. This time, she decided to pick something simple yet classy. Tara was spotted wearing a sleek black blazer over a black top with a subtle rounded neckline from the shelves of the clothing label, KGL. Also Read: Tara Sutaria Aces Her Pretty Face Game With A Minimal Glam And Maximal Sleek Bun Complementing the attire was a pair of sheer black stockings that extended down their legs, giving it a sophisticated vibe. Styled by Tanya Ghavri, Tara Sutaria wore a pair of pointed black pumps to complete the outfit. To elevate her fashion game, the actress added black sunglasses, diamonds studded ear cuffs and multiple rings to her monotone look. The overall outfit exuded a modern sense of style with an emphasis on sleekness and elegance. View this post on Instagram A post shared by TARA???? (@tarasutaria) Talking about Tara Sutaria's makeup, the actress wore neutral eyeshadow, eyeliner, mascara and a dash of contour, emphasising the cheekbones and jawline. A soft blush on her cheek added a hint of colour to the overall one-toned look. Tara finished off her appearance with a smear of nude gloss laden on her pout. With a sleek and short hairdo, Tara made a ravishing statement that became the perfect crowning glory of her look. Tara Sutaria's love for monochrome looks is no secret. Earlier this year, the actress walked the ramp at Lakme Fashion Week in a full-sleeve black lace gown. The star put on a black dress featuring a plunging V-neckline detailing that accentuated her curves just fine. The gathered waist detail that transitioned into a flowing, flared silhouette added a more dramatic flair to her look. Tara paired her look with black heels and left her straight tresses all open cascading down the back. Tara Sutaria's all-black corporate chic look scores an all-star status in the fashion books.
Yahoo
19-05-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Unilever Invests 80 Million Pounds in Fragrance Research, Development in the U.K.
— Unilever is investing 80 million pounds in the U.K., with plans to build a state-of-the-art fragrance research and development facility in Port Sunlight, England, the town founded by William Hesketh Lever, father of the company that would eventually become Unilever. Unilever said its plan is to develop 'leading-edge' digital capabilities and to recruit and partner with third parties on fragrance talent and expertise. The aim is to develop fragrance for everyday products such as shampoos, moisturizers, body washes, deodorants and laundry detergents. More from WWD Disney, KGL Collaboration Shines a New Light on Mickey Mouse Nicholas Daley's Pratt Honor Is a Full-circle Moment Richemont Jewelry Sales Surge at the End of a Difficult Year for Luxury Unilever said the new facility will be a 'significant step' in its overall plan to build world-class, in-house fragrance capabilities and to accelerate growth and productivity through fragrance design and ingredient buying. The facility will include a fragrance research and innovation lab; a compounding facility where new fragrances are blended and developed, and evaluation suites where products are tested. The site will be digitally enabled end-to-end and include robotics to blend fragrance oils. There will be real-time data capture to enable digital modeling, as well as AI to drive fragrance development. Unilever already has R&D facilities and factories in Port Sunlight, and the company said the addition of a fragrance hub will help it act with 'greater speed and efficiency.' Unilever also plans to hire perfumers with 'cross-category expertise' from fragrance houses around the world. The specialist team will also include fragrance evaluators, who are trained to smell and assess fragrances, and ingredient technologists who will work on Unilever's long-term technology program to deliver pioneering fragrance innovations. Richard Slater, chief R&D officer at Unilever, said the new 'fragrance facility and expert perfumers will enable us to bring fragrance insight and innovation to our brands at speed and, working with our partners, to reinvent how fragrances are created for consumer products, leveraging cutting-edge science along with AI and robotics.' The fragrance facility is part of a wider, 300-million-pound investment by Unilever in the U.K. in offices, R&D sites and factories over the next two years. Port Sunlight, which is located between Liverpool and Chester, is Unilever's largest innovation site in the U.K. Alongside two factories and two R&D labs, Unilever has also opened an Advanced Manufacturing Center and a Materials Innovation Factory, the latter of which was built in collaboration with the University of Liverpool. Best of WWD Exploring Opportunities for Italian Artistic Perfumery Brands Fueguia 1833 Expands in Middle East, Gears Up for Paris Opening Penhaligon's Opens the Virtual Doors of Its Portraits Mansion
