Varun Bahl at Day 3

Day 3

9: 30 PM : Varun Bahl

THE SONG OF FLOWER

Day 3 at India Couture Week ended with Varun Bahl's Show. His ensembles were an amalgamation of traditional styles with a modern twist. He did use the traditional colors like maroons, oranges and reds with a contemporary twist of vintage inspired floral embroidery. The collection is aptly names as the song of flower.

White is the new black. Literally. White is not going anywhere and the white on white trend is here to stay. White is the color that has been trending since the Day 1 of India Couture Week.

The movement and flow of the outfits mimic the movement of flower in the wind just like the new bride fragile and delicate. His show created a flower epiphany.

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Monica Jaising's The Sailing Bride

Amazon India Couture Week
Day 3
6: 00 PM : Monisha Jaising

THE SAILING BRIDE 

Monisha Jaising is India’s eminent fashion designer and founder of the brand ‘Monisha Jaising’.She is one of the pioneers of the Indian Fashion Industry and has collaborated with all major players that shaped the Fashion industry. Monisha Jaising started her design career in 1989 after graduating from the American College for Applied Arts and then The Royal College of Arts. 

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 Currently her multi-dimensional label comprises of luxury sportswear, resort wear, evening wear and bridal couture. 

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 She follows a color palette meant for the young, ambitious and sexy modern woman. Her command of hues is natural and easy, sophisticated and sensual. She creates collections that are alive, femininely seductive, with an interesting blend of Western and Eastern elements.

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 The magnetism of her alluring designs brings out the personality of the wearer. Known as the princess of “Bohemiam luxe” and the “Re-Inventor of the Kurti”, she completes 25 glorious years in the fashion industry.

“The Sailing Bride” by designer Monisha Jaising is a scenario, reflecting the amalgam of different elements, which makes up for a memorable wedding on-board a luxury yacht.

There are well-detailed masterpieces, complexity of forms and its multiple interpretations of elements on fabrics which outline the nature of cross cultures of the world, the boat, sea foams, fiery pieces of the coral reef, starfish and shells, the stark beams of the sun, textured sand; these are the various forms implemented in each opus.

This collection is for the cool laid-back bride and her entourage!

Prernia Qureshi was the Show Stopper Sailing Bride and I am in love with her dress. The structured tailoring, the cuts and the flow and the amalgamation of embroidery is love. And lehanga with sneakers? I am sure its every brides's dream!

The color pallete was dominated by powder blues with pop of pinks and reds.

 Powder blue with vintage flower embroidery on it is a ultra glam and luxurious for the new age bride. This fashion week we are seeing less of reds of the modern bride and we are totally loving the change.

This dress is minimalistic and luxurious.

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Kashish by Anju Modi

Day 3
5: 00 PM : Anju Modi Couture Preview

Kashish by Anju Modi

KASHISH

| ANJU MODI - COUTURE 2015 |

I asked, “Where is your home, beautiful moon?”

She said, “In the wreck of your heart so stone.

I am the sun shining into your ruin.

Long may you call this wild wasteland your home”.

Kashish, an Urdu word, reflects an attraction, a deep desire and yearning for something; something which maybe never was.

Drawing inspiration from one of the richest ancient civilizations, Persia, Kashish resonates this longing for a lost place that used to be the home to magical folklores endorsing beautiful princesses, fierce as well as passionate and verses by Rumi validating their very existence. Anju Modi wanders off in an attempt to recreate and enumerate this excruciating yet embalming feeling through her collection, to a world which we all long to experience, again and again and again!

Pastel shades of blue, yellow and whites dominated the color palatte along with royal blues and reds. The amalgamation of intricate embroidery with pastel pinks and blues together bring together the outfit for the modern bride away from the traditional reds.

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