内容摘要：All About Parrots made me smile with this warning, "If a Quaker parrot stops talking, consider if you’ve done something to upset it. Emotions heavily influence Quakers, so they may cease communication

All About Parrots made me smile with this warning, "If a Quaker parrot stops talking, consider if you’ve done something to upset it. Emotions heavily influence Quakers, so they may cease communication

hit, but in a time of overwhelming casualness, there's still an undeniable allure to seeing women of a certain age standing in their unapologetic truth while standing in sky-high stilettos."There's an outlandish confidence to [Seema's] style that whenever I go into the costume fitting, I have to adjust myself because she doesn't think anything is too much, or too loud, or too sexy," Choudhury exclusively tells

"I wore this velvet, leopard [Etro] suit, and it's something I would never choose, but the way it was cut made me feel like I was strong," she says of her costumes onspinoff. "That was my favorite because sometimes you're wearing something that ends up looking amazing, but that doesn't mean you feel amazing in it, and it can really translate on screen."Now heading into the show's

, Choudhury has become even more involved not only in Seema's character's story arc but her fashion as well. "I feel I can have a little more input now," Choudhury shares. "I've always been asked for input, but it's taken me a while to give it, and in season three, Seema goes through major changes in her life, and I think you'll see it in the costumes."With the success and killer styles of

, Choudhury has also become a New York fashion plate both onscreen and off. At New York Fashion Week, she can be spotted seated in the front row or walking on the catwalk modeling for designers like Prabal Gurung and Daniella Kallmeyer.

"Well, with Prabal, it was so lovely to meet someone from my side of the world... and it was super exciting to be able to support him," Choudhury says of the Nepalese-American fashion designer. "And with Daniella from Kallmeyer, she introduced me to my stylistMINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Napheesa Collier had 18 points and 11 rebounds, Natisha Hiedeman also scored 18 points, and the Minnesota Lynx beat the Phoenix Mercury 88-65 on Tuesday night for their second series victory in five days.

Minnesota has started a season 8-0 for the fourth time in franchise history — the same amount as all of the other WNBA teams combined.After trailing 23-14 with 44.5 seconds left in the first quarter, the Lynx outscored the Mercury 49-23 to take a 63-46 lead with 2:41 remaining in the third.

Minnesota went on a 9-0 run midway through the fourth on a three-point play by Collier and back-to-back 3-pointers by Bridget Carleton and Kayla McBride to make it 80-56.McBride, Alanna Smith and Karlie Samuelson each made three of Minnesota’s 12 3-pointers.