Through her collection at the Lakme Fashion Week, designer Masaba Gupta proved that the new festive fashion is about layering light and easy pieces.
Photographs: Hitesh Harisinghani/Rediff.com
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A model dressed in powder blue separates paired with a silver choker.
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The designer continued her love affair with her trademark prints.
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A model dressed in the patchwork dhoti with a bow tie top and printed cape.
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Taking the conventional sari for a bit of a Victorian spin this festive season?
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The designer played around with capes, which we think will be trendy in the coming season.
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A model strodes the runway in mural printed separates.
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Yet another interesting way to wear printed murals.
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This model painted the runway red in a gorgeous cape worn over a matching dress.
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Anjali Lama kept it short and sweet in pink.
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Alesia Raut leads the way for the models at the end of the show.
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