Presenting 13 impressive designs from India Runway Week Winter/Festive 2016 show.
A big round of applause to the recently concluded India Runway Week.
From extraordinary designs to innovative styling techniques, this three-day fashion show held in New Delhi had it all.
Both budding and established designers floored us with their awe-inspiring creations.
Here are a few outstanding designs that we couldn't give a miss!
IMAGE: Meghalaya-based designer Daniel Syiem brought homegrown fabric to the forefront.
He designed silk separates with modern cuts and minimal motifs.
All photographs: Kind courtesy India Runway Week/Facebook
He designed silk separates with modern cuts and minimal motifs.
All photographs: Kind courtesy India Runway Week/Facebook
IMAGE: Bibi Russell, designer from Bangladesh and a former model for labels Chanel, Yves Saint Laurent and Armani, presented the collection 'Rajasthali' comprising saris, shift dresses, stoles and kurta-pyjamas using handspun and hand-woven fabric.
IMAGE: Simple and suave, a model looked spectacular in a decadent white one-shoulder flare blouse over a floor-scraping skirt with golden embellishments from designer Shreeya Somaiya's collection.
IMAGE: Boho patterns effortlessly blended with colourful Indian wear made for a splendid collection for Kolkata-based designer Preeti Jhawar.
IMAGE: We are totally crushing over this stunning line of saris in bold colours and prints. Kudos to brand Satomi. #SoSexy
IMAGE: What a queenly attire!
Look how designer Stuti Shah lent a Indian touch with striking desi motifs to a curve-cinching halter-neck gown. Like it?
Look how designer Stuti Shah lent a Indian touch with striking desi motifs to a curve-cinching halter-neck gown. Like it?
IMAGE: Perfect as daywear, Radhika Jindal's light hue, layered breezy numbers inspired from nature were indeed noteworthy.
IMAGE: And designer Disha Doshi Gandhi's collection titled 'Euphoria' saw a rich play of bright solid colours with prominent patchwork. We like!
IMAGE: Using 100 per cent raw silk woven in Varanasi and Bengaluru, Yoshita Yadav's Lucknow-inspired collection, was a vivid representation of motifs taken from Bara Imambara, Chhota Imambara and the Rumi Darwaza.
Which one appeals to you the most -- a fuschia pink gold embroidered lehenga with an off-shoulder choli, left, or a green halter-neck pleated gown?
Which one appeals to you the most -- a fuschia pink gold embroidered lehenga with an off-shoulder choli, left, or a green halter-neck pleated gown?
IMAGE: Lending an edgy touch to the outfits, fashion label Rachat by Shruti and Rohan displayed an Indo-western collection that revolved around the personal emotions of an army girl. Sporty much?
IMAGE: Style is all that mattered to designer-duo Payal and Zinal.
Titled 'Ungender' -- a collection in which the person was much in focus than their gender -- they created a line of uber-cool, modern garments that both men and women of today would love to wear.
Titled 'Ungender' -- a collection in which the person was much in focus than their gender -- they created a line of uber-cool, modern garments that both men and women of today would love to wear.
IMAGE: A brilliant display of chic western pret collection!
Designer Varija Bajaj's clothesline -- that was inspired by the uniforms of 'Super Heroes' -- had asymmetrical silhouettes, zippers, studs, rivets, lapels and laces as an integral part of her collection.
Designer Varija Bajaj's clothesline -- that was inspired by the uniforms of 'Super Heroes' -- had asymmetrical silhouettes, zippers, studs, rivets, lapels and laces as an integral part of her collection.
IMAGE: And Shalini Gupta's collection 'Majiska' reflected Indian heritage and craftsmanship.
Make your pick -- an Mukaish embroidered off-shoulder lehenga, left, or a six yards of grace intricate thread details?
Make your pick -- an Mukaish embroidered off-shoulder lehenga, left, or a six yards of grace intricate thread details?
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