It wasn't Kareena nor Katrina, but Sushmita Sen's outfits in Do Knot Disturb that were tres chic! She donned the right clothes for the role of a rich woman being cheated on by her husband -- high-fashion and luxe.
The movie was a real drag, but Sush's clothes made me look forward to her next screen appearance. The final scene in which she wore a white dress, statement chain-link necklace and hat? Fantastic end to an otherwise boring movie.
Weirdest on-screen wardrobe
Kareena Kapoor's outfits in Kurbaan gets a thumbs down from us. In Delhi, she tried the Indo-Bohemian look, with a fitted V-neck tee, shawl draped round her neck, flowing ghagra skirt, AND a churidar. How's that for too much? Sorry, but it just doesn't work. When she shifted to NY, she apparently forgot her clothes in India, and stuck to body-hugging tees with tight jeans and leggings. Great body, girl, but excite us, we've seen enough of bodycon!
Most disappointing wardrobe
Skirts are a girl's new best friend, agreed. But did we have to see Katrina Kaif in skirts and sleeveless tops and dresses in almost every frame of Ajab Prem ki Ghazab Kahani? Ranbir Kapoor's thin long ties and crazy prints were more exciting than Katrina's bare arms, frankly.
Wardrobe revival
You can never go wrong with Sabyasachi saris, so that was a safe bet. But Vidya Balan going boho-chic in Paa flashbacks definitely wasn't. The talented actor brightened the silver screen with a) the saris and b) earthy colours and long skirts, complemented by messed up and crimped long hair. 
Both looks totally worked for Ms Balan, and methinks it's partly due to with the newfound confidence thanks to her weight loss. Well done!
Saddest beauty trend
Yes, size zero is always troublesome, but that's so 2008. The last month of the year threw a new bouncer at us: two lovely dusky women in TV commercials looking completely whitewashed! We mean Kajol and Deepika Padukone endorsing Olay and Neutrogena respectively. There was good money for sure, but why did they appear so pale? God help us!
Great expectations of 2010
A sneak peek into the sets of Aisha has Sonam Kapoor looking casual, well-dressed and fresh, while Abhay Deol is just as dapper.
Based on Jane Austen's Emma, it's the movie to watch out for in 2010.
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