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Ten of country's top designers showed their collection in a mother-of-all shows for Karmik. Photographer Dominic Xavier gets clicking!
Fashion entrepreneurs Neha and Pradeep Hirani bring together ten of country's finest designers under one umbrella -- a designer pret fashion house -- Karmik.
The idea of the brand is to make designer-wear more accessible.
So you had ten of India's top designers showing their collections, designed for Karmik, in a single show.
Sonakshi Sinha opens the show looking stunning in a JJ Valaya outfit.
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Surelee Joseph is a vision in white as she models an Anamika Khanna creation.
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Diva Dhawan in a pair of simple black leggings and a figure-hugging top by Shantanu-Nikhil.
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Designer Ranna Gill dazzles us with this psychedelic dress.
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Gypsy girls seemed to have been the inspiration behind Rina Dhaka's creations.
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We cannot quite figure what was going through the mind of Rocky S when he came up with this line. Saas-Bahu serials, perhaps? We wonder!
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Shamita Singha stuns in a red Anarkali by Neeta Lulla.
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Kritika Babu strikes a pose in a deep V-neck salwar by Shane and Falguni Peacock.
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A model walks the ramp in Kavita Bhartia's golden-black cocktail dress.
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Rohit Bal's collection was the last to appear on the ramp and needless to say was one with the most drama even as its palette rarely went beyond blacks and whites.
Deepti Gujral in one of Bal's creations.
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The master designers take a bow: Rocky S, JJ Valaya, Shane (behind Valaya) Shantanu (of Shantanu-Nikhil), Kavita Bhartia, Neeta Lulla, Sonakshi Sinha, Rina Dhaka and Nikhil.
Anamika Khanna wasn't present for the show while Rohit Bal, though in the first row, did not step on the ramp.