Last month, the ladies of YFLO gathered at Hedonne for an exclusive wine-tasting and fashionable evening called ‘Emily in Paris’. The members spoke passionately about the style and wardrobe of the popular Netflix show, Emily in Paris. The discussion was led by YFLO chairperson, Priyanka Agarwal and re-view group chair, Nikita Bardia. The show, known for its glamorous and iconic fashion moments in the OTT space, gave attendees an opportunity to engage in lively conversations sharing their perspectives on the fashion choices of the characters and their impact on modern culture.
The discussion was followed by wine-tasting led by wine ambassador Antara Kini, offering an exquisite opportunity for members to indulge in fine wine and enhance their knowledge about the art of wine appreciation.
Known for her expertise and passion for wines, the guests were treated to an extraordinary journey of the senses. Antara masterfully curated a selection of wines, carefully chosen to showcase a diverse range of flavours and regional specialties.
The event attracted a diverse group of young women, including wine connoisseurs, fashion enthusiasts, and professionals from various fields. The exquisite setting at Hedonne further added to the overall experience.
Priyanka Agarwal, the chairperson of YFLO Kolkata, said, “We are thrilled to have hosted such a remarkable evening for our esteemed members. YFLO Kolkata strives to curate unique experiences that combine sophistication, knowledge, and engagement. The wine-tasting event and discussion on Emily in Paris perfectly encapsulated these values, offering our members an unforgettable evening filled with taste, style, and stimulating conversations.” Nikita Bardia, the re-view group chair, added: “The discussion on Emily in Paris provided a platform for our members to explore the fascinating intersection of fashion, culture, and media. It was truly inspiring to witness the insightful perspectives and observations shared by our attendees. We aim to continue organising events that ignite intellectual curiosity and encourage thought-provoking discussions.”