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It's the hottest location in the suburbs (after the traffic choked bylanes of Bandra). Nestling in Kandivli East, Thakur Village is a far cry from the image of a rustic locale. With cybercafes, bakeries, salons, supermarts and showrooms galore dotting the area. Shilpi Madan takes you through the shopper's paradise that holds more than just Pizza Hut, Cafe Coffee Day, D Mart, Wella salon, Loreal Tress Xcel and Naturals ice cream parlour...

CLOTHES

1. Disha
This shop, inside Evershine Millenium Paradise, is bathed in earthy hues And offers exclusive items from Bengal: including a curious confusion of tiny jute dolls, colourful coasters, cell phone covers, eco-friendly bags studded with beads and shells, pleasing photoframes, delicate terracotta neckpieces and bracelets and unstitched yards with the famous kantha thread work of East India. On offer are crisp kurtis in pastel shades with kantha work, at an affordable Rs 300. And a modest range of home accessories like unusual lamps, ruddy table mats, bright linen and kantha work bedcovers. And what also makes Disha a must visit is the warm (not pesky) attention of the Bengali owner. Price range: Rs 25-1200

2. Aneena
Looking for an outfit to make a splash in the party circuit? Head for Aneena opposite Thakur Cinema. High on style and modest in price is this shop that showcases the hottest fabrics: from soft complexioned Pakistani suits to vibrant block prints to slinky, soothing chiffons, cool georgettes and evergreen cottons in a colourful palette. And gives you the desired quantum of sequin, shimmer and shine quotient in ready-to-wear, stylish Indo Western garb and traditional Indian suits. You can accessorise the purchased outfit with semi precious jewellery and richly textured tote, clutch and purses on offer. Abreast with the fickle fashion trends, Aneena upgrades its stock every week to turn out exciting variations in apparel. Price range: Rs 250-4500

3. Cotton Villa
Yes, this is the complete family store that houses threads for everyone. Even for granpa. Cool picks in cotton in candy pink stripes, minty green, soft caramel and crisp white make this store a hotspot. From hip pants, corded pyjamas, cutting edge shorts, pretty smocked frocks complete with tassels and bows, sleeveless tops, flowing kurtas and sassy gunjees, Cotton Villa has it all. Prices begin as low as Rs 100. So if you are springcleaning your wardrobe and are looking for the best buys this season, you know you have to head down the lane after munching pizza at Dominos. All major credit cards are accepted. Price range: Rs 100-500

 
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