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IMAGES: Bare-your-bod designs from Fashion Week!
In Part V of a series, we bring you some more ramp action from the ongoing Wills Lifestyle India Fashion Week!
We've been bringing you the best of the WLIFW all week (click here for Parts I, II, III and IV) and now we've got some more fun fashion in store -- here's some sexy creations from the best in the business!
Coming up first are the stylings of Alpana and Neeraj, which were much like exoskeletons -- solid structures moulded out of transparent plastic, juxtaposed with flowing chiffon to create surreal outfits, like this one-piece and its accompanying armour.
Grey anatomy
Next is a sensual grey number slit to the hips with accoutrements on the bodice and waist.
Softer silhouette
Carol Gracias shows off her slimline figure in a grey-blue cutaway.
Futuristic funk
With hard detailing at the waist, the delicate peach of this bodysuit and chiffon panel serve to soften things up.
Urban tribe
Anand Bhushan's 'Urban Tribe' line was elegant, sheer and feminine with lots of soft and delicate feathers, intricate cutwork and embroidery like this mini modelled by Tamara Moss.
Bold vermillion
Surface textures come to the fore in bold vermillion.
The Bohemian Chic
As usual, Anita Dongre offered up no-fuss summer clothes in shades of pink, grey and yellow, successfully exploring bohemian-chic with hints of ikkats and block printing. Seen here is Binal Trivedi in a pretty sheer blouse and shorts.
Making waves
Muted pastels and embroidery come together to make for a pretty vision.
Twirling togs
An airy maxi in soft pink makes a statement on the runway.
Sunny style
Atsu Sekhose used vibrant colours and dramatic silhouettes to make a mark at the WLIFW, like this yellow ensemble.
Cocktail class
Pink, tulle and plenty of flounce can never go wrong when it comes to cocktail chic!
Ruffle things up
Stand apart from the crowd in this salmon ruffled number with blue floral embellishments.
Batik meets pop-art
There is no better way to describe the latest from Dev R Nil, who pasted batik motifs of giant sunglasses and cars all over the dresses, trousers, coats, kurtis and even handbags. But first is a delicate feminine outfit that turned heads.
Keep things bright...
In these kitschy pants and vibrant striped blouson.
The right touch
An intricately embroidered hem lends class to a casual get-up.
Demi-Goddess at play
Dolly J's outfits sought to explore two extreme sides of modern women -- the timid, shy woman and her bold outrageous counterpart. It's easy to see which category this hot look falls into!
Sharara story
Gorgeous mutard-yellow sharara pants cascade onto the runway in dramatic style.
Contrast kick
Contrasts are highlighted by this cropped white jacket and the voluminous gold-black layers below.
Surreal mode
Bright and breezy, Rahul Mishra's line 'Just like a dream' focused on girly garments that epitomise summer. Seen here is Gauhar Khan in a striking black and fuschia number.
Give it a whirl
Tinu Verghese steps out in a swirl of white with wavy motif.
Retro appeal
This structured striped dress exuded retro appeal.
Neon Generation
Ankita's new line saw a neutral palette injected with plenty of neon and hints of tangerine, like this bodycon number, accentuated by a large fabric rose.
Layer it on
Silky, slinky and sheer elements with neon trim create an unusual ensemble.
Hot pink
And finally, we have a beige tube mini swathed in hot pink to create a striking effect.