Amit Aggarwal's latest fashion edit, First Light, at the Lakme Fashion Week 2020, was an exotic explosion of fashion, colours, silhouettes and designs.
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IMAGE: Inspired by the stars and floating planets, designer Amit Aggarwal's collection brought to life the colours of the illuminated cosmos. Photographs: Kind courtesy Lakme Fashion Week/Instagram
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IMAGE: Venus violets, gamma greens and Earthy plums were part of the colour palatte.
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IMAGE: 'As we experience the world through the safety of our homes, stars continue to twinkle, and space remains vast and undisturbed,' said the designer talking about his collection.
'I dream of escaping into this gossamer freedom and wanted the collection to capture that sense of beauty.
'To me, it was fascinating to experience celestial weightlessness come to life through highly technical material and precise karigari.'
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IMAGE: The designer used fabrics like organic chanderi and matka silk, along with hand-weaving techniques inspired by traditional basket weaves.
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IMAGE: He also incorporated the leheriya technique that projected the imagery of orbiting spirals in space.
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