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To watch Arora in action, you don’t necessarily have to be on the front row of a fashion week. For he is ready for his television debut in the very kitschily-titled Adventures of The Ladies Tailor on Discovery Travel and Living March 16 onwards. The Delhi designer will hit the road from Rajasthan to Goa to Pondicherry, giving makeovers to a barbershop in Jaisalmer and his own Ambassador car and photographing the Rabari nomads of Rajasthan and transposing the photos on to his designs. “I was approached for the show about a year back and I thought the concept was great. We travelled for two months and the sheer variety of people I met was amazing,” says Arora.
One of the highlights of the six-episode programme is the quirky makeover Arora gives to his Ambassador. The viewers are taken on a vicarious trip to his design universe as he uses Swarovski crystals and scours Chandni Chowk and Karol Bagh for materials. Finally, the familiar artwork on pataka boxes is chosen for the kitschy revamp. “It was great fun!” he chuckles. Like everything Arora.
Southern Notes
Dakshinayan, the annual Carnatic festival, brings vocalist T.V. Sankaranarayanan (above) and the violin duo of Ganesh and Kumaresh, to the Kamani Auditorium today. The festival, in its fourth year, will then travel to Mumbai and Pune, joined by saxophonist Kadri Gopalnath, ghatam maestro Vidwan Vikku Vinayakram and dancer Bharati Shivaji. The performance is at 6.30 pm and the tickets, priced at Rs 100 each, are available at Full Circle, Khan Market, and Metropolitan Mall, MG Road.


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