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FLIRTY beach fashion!

Last updated on: March 18, 2021 12:01 IST

Arpita Mehta's latest collection featured easy-breezy styles for the perfect beach holiday.

When designer Arpita Mehta was looking for inspiration for her new collection that would be showcased at the FDCI x Lakme Fashion Week 2021, she didn't have to search beyond what has become the new normal -- work from home.

'I've kept it easy-breezy. with our signature detailing making it perfect for a getaway to your favourite holiday destination or a brunch date,' said the designer about her collection, titled Reflections.

Arpita's models sashayed down the beach as they presented the resort line.

Take a look:

All photographs, video: Kind courtesy FDCI x Lakme Fashion Week

A model in Arpita Mehta's collection showcased at FDCI X Lakme Fashion Week 2021

The designer played with four distinct prints, each representing a different kind of woman.

The floral prints, she says, is classic and meant for the versatile woman; the abstract prints are meant for women with bold and strong personalities.

The leaf print is designed for the whimsical boho woman and the butti for the understated woman.

 

A model in Arpita Mehta's collection showcased at FDCI X Lakme Fashion Week 2021

There were flowy separates in bright prints and colours.

 

A model in Arpita Mehta's collection showcased at FDCI X Lakme Fashion Week 2021

Tiered skirts with pleated detailing upped the style quotient.

 

A model in Arpita Mehta's collection showcased at FDCI X Lakme Fashion Week 2021

Sharp blazers for those who want to mix business with pleasure on a work holiday.

 

A model in Arpita Mehta's collection showcased at FDCI X Lakme Fashion Week 2021

Wrap dresses like these are just perfect for the beach.

 

A model in Arpita Mehta's collection showcased at FDCI X Lakme Fashion Week 2021

Overall, she presented a fluid collection that was fun, flirty, bold and high on comfort.

Click on the video below to watch Arpita Mehta's full collection.

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