Shilpa Shetty walks the ramp in Paris
Bollywood diva Shilpa Shetty shared ramp space with filmmaker Sofia Coppola, actress Maggie Gyllenhaal and American burlesque star Dita Von Teese in Paris as she represented Louis Vuitton for a show put up by American designer Mark Jacobs.
"I've been closely associated with this brand for some time now. And much as I had decided to stay in Mumbai for a few months to put my film production plans in place, there was no way I could get away from this engagement...and you know what? I don't regret it one bit. Paris is exhilarating any time. And more so now when the company is so exciting," Shilpa said.
The Metro star and Celebrity Big Brother winner said she loved Sofia, Maggie and Dita's enthusiasm for India when she met them at the fashion show last week.
"When I come abroad, I feel a tangible change in the attitude to our country. If I've been even a tiny part of that change, I feel good.
"What I can't come to terms with is the different ways of greeting in different parts of Europe. In Brussels, you've to plant three kisses, while elsewhere it's just two. It's very difficult to keep track of how many kisses is correct in which city. Maybe, I should maintain a 'cheek' list."
But not before declaring, "I long to get back home. I've been travelling so much, I think home-sickness was invented for me."
Bollywood diva Shilpa Shetty shared ramp space with filmmaker Sofia Coppola, actress Maggie Gyllenhaal and American burlesque star Dita Von Teese in Paris as she represented Louis Vuitton for a show put up by American designer Mark Jacobs.
"I've been closely associated with this brand for some time now. And much as I had decided to stay in Mumbai for a few months to put my film production plans in place, there was no way I could get away from this engagement...and you know what? I don't regret it one bit. Paris is exhilarating any time. And more so now when the company is so exciting," Shilpa said.
The Metro star and Celebrity Big Brother winner said she loved Sofia, Maggie and Dita's enthusiasm for India when she met them at the fashion show last week.
"When I come abroad, I feel a tangible change in the attitude to our country. If I've been even a tiny part of that change, I feel good.
"What I can't come to terms with is the different ways of greeting in different parts of Europe. In Brussels, you've to plant three kisses, while elsewhere it's just two. It's very difficult to keep track of how many kisses is correct in which city. Maybe, I should maintain a 'cheek' list."
But not before declaring, "I long to get back home. I've been travelling so much, I think home-sickness was invented for me."
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