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Sanchita Ajjampur closed Day Four of Lakme Fashion Week with funky fashion for both men and women. Photographs: Uttam Ghosh
Inspired by 'The Mythical Garden' and drawing on both '50s and '60s silhouettes, as well as a vibrant palette influenced by the Firebird, designer Sanchita Ajjampur offered up two very different lines for both sexes at the LFW yesterday.
While the ladies' line consisted of swimwear and dramatic silhouettes, the men's revived the Wild West era using native American graphic touches and layering of fabrics.
Seen here is Surelee Joseph opening the show in a multi-hued threaded one-piece.
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Next we see American Indian-printed bermudas, with a crushed linen shirt and jacket for the men.
Sucheta Sharma shows off her long legs in a heavily sequin-embellished one-shoulder maillot.
Freddy Daruwala takes to the runway in a printed kurta, leaf-embroidered jacket and matching pants.
Gold tassels come into focus with this fringe-embellished monokini.
A male model shows off this casual city-slick ensemble complete with messenger bag.
Sporting a drop-waist, another sequinned number with a sheer blue overlay is seen next.
Designed to look like separates, a unique jodhpur jumpsuit makes a statement.
Leather takes centrestage with this jacket and matching trousers, worn over a printed tee.
It's all about sparkling blue with this applique blouson and feminine embossed skirt.
We see a reversal of the previous ensemble, with a one-sided ruffle brocade top and applique skirt in pink and sparkling grey.
An asymmetric dress in subtle brown sports weaving, tassels and an asymmetric hemline.
The designer offers up more fringe benefits with this three-tiered gown.
Sanchita Ajjampur puts in a quick appearance at the head of the ramp to acknowledge the applause.