Images by Prutha Raithatha
These are some Street fashion images I took for Vogue India during NYFW.
Wednesday, November 16, 2011
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- Prutha Raithatha
- New York, New York, United States
- Experimental Fashion blogger who loves to create tiny stories through fashion and pictures. Normal is too boring. Always looking for super creativity on the street and I try to incorporate the same in my own style. I really don't care for normalcy. All Images are copyright of this blog!
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It must be great spotting people with such unique and quirky styles :)
ReplyDeleteSome lovely lovely inspirations! Thanks for sharing!! :)
ReplyDeleteOh that first one--she's gorgeous!
ReplyDeletewoow such rad looks!!! <3
ReplyDeleteStunning Pics.I would have preferred girls with thigh high or knee high boots instead of normal hi tops.
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