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Pix: Flirty dresses, awesome jewellery on the catwalk
Three young designers with their distinct sensibilities showed their collections on Day One of the Lakme Fashion Week. Photographs by Uttam Ghosh
Day One. Show Three. Talented accessories designer Suhani Pittie and garment designers Debarun Mukherjee and Amalraj Sengupta stunned the audiences with their work.
In the pages to follow, we bring you images from the show by Uttam Ghosh.
Pix: Flirty dresses, awesome jewellery on the catwalk
Young and petite Suhani Pittie showed her accessories collection. Dances with the Earth featured stunning necklaces, chokes, cuffs and more.
First up is this broad haslee with circle motifs and a totem-inspired pendant. Circle earrings along with a knotted cord and metal hairband.
Pix: Flirty dresses, awesome jewellery on the catwalk
Sucheta Sharma sports an acrylic neckpiece with sun-moon patterns and ball balis in colours depictic harmony and nature.
Pix: Flirty dresses, awesome jewellery on the catwalk
Kavita Kharayat walks the ramp in concentric circles necklace teamed with acrylic and metal cuffs with leaves and a pair of chakra ear buttons and concentric circle earrings.
Pix: Flirty dresses, awesome jewellery on the catwalk
Next up is a silver-pleated necklace along with a yellow cord choker teamed with a pair of acrylic metal cuffs and leaves on the wrists and chakra and primeval patterned earrings.
Pix: Flirty dresses, awesome jewellery on the catwalk
A model sports a hoop neckpiece along with an acrylic choker and circle of life earrings and cord cuffs.
Pix: Flirty dresses, awesome jewellery on the catwalk
The pretty designer Suhani Pittie takes to the ramp at the end of the show
Pix: Flirty dresses, awesome jewellery on the catwalk
Debarun Mukherjee introduced his pret line 'Be You' at the Lakme Fashion Week.
The designer used cotton and viscous weaved striped fabric in bright summer colours. Archana Kumar opened the show in a crepe sky blue ganjee top with circle prints teamed up with mini sequinned shorts.
Pix: Flirty dresses, awesome jewellery on the catwalk
Candice Pinto in a crepe blue shift dress with circle prints at the bottom.
Pix: Flirty dresses, awesome jewellery on the catwalk
Next up is this georgette matt green sundress with motifs in circle prints.
Pix: Flirty dresses, awesome jewellery on the catwalk
Bhoomika Arora stuns in a sunshine yellow tie waist georgette dress with flared sleeves.
Pix: Flirty dresses, awesome jewellery on the catwalk
Reha Sukheja stands tall in a long slit dress with sequins yoke teamed up with flared tulle skirt and golden shoes.
Pix: Flirty dresses, awesome jewellery on the catwalk
Freddy Daruwala looks dashing in a pair of linen trousers and a block print shirt.
Pix: Flirty dresses, awesome jewellery on the catwalk
Sucheta Sharma turns up the heat in a knotted stripe blouse paired with a block print mini skirt.
Pix: Flirty dresses, awesome jewellery on the catwalk
Designer Debarun Mukherjee takes a bow along with showstopper Student of the Year star Sahil Anand (L) who sports a linen shirt and trousers worn with bright striped cotton viscous jacket.
Pix: Flirty dresses, awesome jewellery on the catwalk
Young Amalraj Sengupta returned to Lakme Fashion Week launching his bespoke line called Tailor. The line caters to both women and men.
Pix: Flirty dresses, awesome jewellery on the catwalk
The garments in his trademark androgynous style featured hand-stitched suits for women and men made from exclusive handloom custom-made fabrics like khaddar, silk, linen and cotton.
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Sengupta who made his debut a few years ago as part of the Gen Next designers has been consistently pushing the envelope with his creations.
His last spring-summer creation featured garments made only in blacks and whites. (Click here to view his last year's collection!) This year he brings in some colour to his designs
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Sengupta's latest collection seeks inspiration from the Mauri tribes of New Zealand, his textures and lines going back to the snake skins and tattoos of the tribe's warriors.
Pix: Flirty dresses, awesome jewellery on the catwalk
The young designer takes a bow as his models applaud in the background.