Getting dressed shouldn’t feel like torture: Cyndi Lauper
The singer’s line includes black wide leg trousers, a red midi dress with fluted sleeves, as well as a black gothic blouse.
IANS | Los Angeles | December 17, 2017 1:01 pm
(Photo Source: Twitter)
Singer Cyndi Lauper says that the inspiration behind her clothing range was to encourage women to feel “graceful and a little funky” and enjoy styling themselves.
“I designed clothes for the woman who wants to wear couture. Women could have the opportunity to feel tall, graceful and a little funky. Getting dressed shouldn’t feel like torture. Women should be able to feel elegant and funky no matter their size”.
Advertisement
The singer’s line includes black wide leg trousers, a red midi dress with fluted sleeves, as well as a black gothic blouse, and she thinks the “elongation of the lines” in her collection and the silhouette shapes will be “very flattering” for the wearer.
She said: “It’s all about the silhouette — the elongation of the lines, which make it very flattering. Tailoring is how I view everything,”
Advertisement
The vocalist thinks her range will bring a “whole new world” to the fashion industry.
Lauper hopes her creations will empower women of all ages, and encourage them to experiment with their wardrobe staples instead of being made to feel “invisible”.
“Women of a certain age shouldn’t have to go back into the closet and be invisible — my goal is to make women feel they’re still alive with my clothes. I’m a rocker, I know how to do it for goodness sake,” she said.
The New Delhi Municipal Council (NDMC), on Thursday, announced that it would organise a classical music concert titled ‘Music in the Park’ to welcome the spring season on February 15.
Meet Shrestha Das, who made her playback debut with the Bengali film Bohurupi. She delivered three hits, Dakatiya Banshi, Shimul Polash, and Tui Amar Hoe Ja, in the film. The first two are folk tunes, while the third is a love ballad.
Singer Armaan Malik recently came up with another heartfelt melody with "Pehla Nasha 2.0." He was recently asked about his views on the innocence in love songs of the nineties