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  19. ADMIN
    Around this time last year, as more cases of Coronavirus started exponentially multiplying around the world, the WHO had declared COVID-19 a pandemic and major events started getting called off one by one. 
    It was a fairly uneventful year in the entertainment industry as the world battled the unprecedented COVID-19 crises.
    In the latter half of 2020, vaccines were ready to be dispatched and disseminated and in 2021 we hope to come back to the old 'normal' as soon as possible. 
    In the midst of all this, we had the 63rd Grammy Awards celebrations this morning. 
    This was a semi-virtual event with five different stages keeping in mind the COVID-19 regulations and keeping things as socially distanced as possible. 
    With Trevor Noah as the host, we also had guests walking on the red carpet once again after a year of staying at home.
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    But, now that everyone was back at channelling their style game, we saw a slew of rad outfits that were definitely worth talking about. 

    From Bruno Mars' fine suit to Harry Styles' leather suit and his vibrant Gucci red carpet look, here's looking at a few celebrities who bought their A-game and were the best-dressed men for the Grammy Awards 2021: 
    1. Harry Styles © Reuters
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    Harry opened the night with a performance in a shirtless, crisp leather suit which he paired with a green feather boa. 

    Later he changed into a yellow check blazer, velvet pants, and another purple boa when he had to receive his award.
    © Reuters
    2. Kevin Parker © Reuters
    The Tame Impala band member wore a vibrant silk pantsuit from Versace.

    3. DaBaby © Reuters
    DaBaby wore a shimmery Dolce & Gabbana suit in brocade with a coordinated hat.

    4. Finneas © Reuters
    Billie Eilish's brother wore a baby pink pantsuit from Gucci.

    5. Bad Bunny © Reuters
    Bad Bunny opted for a clean look with buns. He wore a straight-fitted look from Burberry with a sunflower as his accessory for the night.

    6. Trevor Noah © Reuters
    Host for the night, Trevor Noah opted for a relatively simple ensemble for the night. He wore a solid suit from Gucci.


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  20. ADMIN
    When it comes to fashion trends in Bollywood, each decade has a definite style cue that has defined the overall aesthetic of Bollywood in that time. 
    For instance, bell-bottoms and bandanas are vibrant reminders of the late '60s and '70s in Bollywood. 
    Unbuttoned shirts are an aesthetic that flooded Hindi cinema in the 90s with iconic costumes worn by actors like Anil Kapoor,  Akshay Kumar, and Salman Khan.
    © BCCL
    However, an ongoing style trend in Bollywood which started in the early 90s but has only thrived in recent years, is the trend of wearing kinky fashion accessories. 

    Bollywood, at times, has not shied away from showing intimacy on screen. However sometimes, instead of showing the act, the focus was also placed on what the actors were wearing at the moment. 
    Over the years, we have had so many on-screen outfits that would make you question your knowledge of kinky accessories. Here are a few examples:
    1. Sanjay Dutt In Chains © BCCL
    This picture is taken from Sanjay Dutt's film, Jung. 

    Released in 2000, the film follows the story of an honest police officer who desperately needs to save his son's life. 
    Sanjay Dutt in chains is within this context here. However, a picture without context makes it look like he's wearing chunky kinky accessories and is ready for some action.
    2. When Saif Ali Khan Did Roleplay On-screen © Illuminati Films
    The film, Cocktail is famous for a lot of reasons. 

    The 2012 film, although problematic, saw Saif Ali Khan in a full-blown ***-costume. However, we're confused about what he was going for. 
    © Illuminati Films
    It was a mix of the Viking aesthetic with minimal and sheer lingerie with makeup. Either way, it's worth the effort.

    3. John Abraham's See-Through Jumpsuit © BCCL
    John Abraham is still known for his iconic beach running scene from Dostana. 

    However, he also bared it all (almost) in his earlier days when he put on a see-through jumpsuit in a shoot with more male models.
    This would prove to be a great idea if you're looking to pick men's lingerie.
    4. When Anil Kapoor Wore Nothing But A Bow-Tie © BCCL
    Anil Kapoor's iconic bare-chested pictures have always been a part of internet meme culture. 

    While it has found its niche ground now, in the '90s, chest hair was wildly desirable. 
    Anil Kapoor, here, has bared it all except the bow tie worn around the neck. This 'birthday suit' look with a ribbon waiting to be unfurled is another exciting option for men looking to get lingerie.
    5. Shakti Kapoor's DIY lingerie © BCCL
    DIY fashion is huge these. Since the onset of the pandemic, as most people are spending more time at home, they're designing their own clothes. '

    Shakti Kapoor, however, took it to the next level by taking a scarf and putting it on in such a way that it looks like custom-made lingerie.
    6.  Shakti Kapoor's Adventures With Animal Print © BCCL
    Shakti Kapoor, in a similar setting, has also experimented with animal print. This time, with coordinated headgear as well. 

    7. Aditya Pancholi's Tryst With A Cardboard © BCCL
    For a photoshoot, in his younger days, Aditya Pancholi was seen wearing nothing while posing behind the cardboard. 

    We wonder what kink theme he was going for here.
    8. When Govinda 'Wore' A Guitar © BCCL
    This is one of those rare finds on the internet that blows your mind, quite literally. 

    Govinda has worn a humble acoustic guitar as his accessory along with deceivingly-brown leather pants, and we can't deny that it does look like an impressive way to woo someone. 

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  21. ADMIN
    Perfumes are quite an important part of our daily lives, so much, that stepping out without spritzing some seems almost unimaginable. 

    However, you would be surprised to know that there are chances that you're making certain perfume mistakes on daily basis, without even realising it.
    © iStock
    From using the same fragrance throughout to not doing the right research, here's how you can correct the perfume blunders that you've been making unknowingly:

    1. You Expect One Spritz To Last All Day Long © iStock
    It's a myth that fragrances are made to last all day long. Only with certain tricks, the fragrance can last longer but definitely not an entire day.

    Body mists last for an hour whereas colognes, on average last for three hours. A few fragrances that are strong and expensive can last for a maximum of 16 hours.
    If you wish to make it last longer, you can use a body lotion before applying your perfume or spritz some perfume on your hair.
    2. You Use The Same Perfume For All Seasons © iStock
    A lot of people have committed this perfume mistake. The thing is, weather affects the way a cologne smells. 

    For example, warmer months are a great time for light scents that are citrusy or sweet. Whereas, cooler months set the stage for winter holidays and the best scents for this time are woody, oriental, amber etc.
    3. Using It To Cover Up Smells © iStock
    You had to step out urgently for work but didn't get sufficient time to shower. So, you think, 'let's put some perfume to feel fresh and clean'. 

    Sorry to burst that bubble, but perfumes are not made to hide bad smells. It won't help you feel 'fresh' but worse, as it will mix with your body odour. 
    Trust us, it's not such a great hack.
    4. Rubbing Your Wrists Together © iStock
    When your rub your wrists together aggressively, you are basically damaging the top notes. 

    Secondly, it also mixes with natural oils, which will end up changing the way your perfume smells. 
    Always avoid rubbing your wrists, instead, spray it on your pulse points and you are done. 
    5. You Spray It On Your Clothes © iStock
    It is very important that you are careful while using your perfume. 

    When you spray it on your clothes, the ingredients may not be best suitable for the fabric and hence, lead to stains. 
    The best way to steer clear of this is by lightly spraying it into the air and walking directly into the spritz. The fragrance is subtle and you won't end up overwhelming others.

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