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Ashish Gupta's show at London Fashion Week 2016 was inspired by the colours of rainbow and a box of crayons he owned as a child!
Afro wigs ruled the runway at Delhi-born designer Ashish Gupta's show in London.
It was truly a celebration of colours.
Ashish termed it as a "rainbow fantasy extravaganza" on Instagram, and we can't disagree.
The designer had creatively used a singular shade for each of his creations, and how!
He took us down memory lane with some of the outfits including a glitzy raincoat, peddle-pushers -- yes, you heard it right -- maxis and mini-skirts thrown into the collection.
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A model shows some attitude in this satin peddle-pushers with bows adorned on each side and a daring sequinned jacket.
Bows and sequins...that's Ashish's style statement in a nutshell.
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The off-shoulder sequinned dress saw a comeback on the runway along with trench coats.
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Seen here is a model with a neon pink wig, matching dress and stilettos.
Photograph: Neil Hall /Reuters
Whoever thought that 'slips' were meant only for the bedroom. Look at the picture above!
The slip dress has been teamed to perfection with glittering stilettos and a wig that completed the playful look!
Photograph: Jeff Spicer/Getty Images
Shorts and full-sleeve tops don't make such a bad combination after all!
Photograph: Jeff Spicer/Getty Images
High-slit maxi gowns were part of the collection too.
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This outfit takes us back to the 70s when denims were such a rage!
What's interesting is that the models' lips and nails were painted in colour of the outfit with matching shoes and wigs.
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You don't need lights when you have a pair of bright blue night clothes, do you?
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Stepping out for a party? A glittering slip dress is all you need.
The show seemed like an ode to the disco era. Doesn't it?