Day 2 of the Lakme Fashion Week x FDCI was a feast for the eyes, with talented young designers pushing the boundaries of fashion and sustainability in the GenNext show.
From innovative fabrics like vegan silk and handloom cotton to intricate techniques like block printing and embroidery, each collection fused traditional craftsmanship with modern aesthetics.
The runway was alive with vibrant hues, fluid silhouettes and statement-making details, offering interesting options every fashion lover.
Ananya's Zazen collection is all about zen vibes. With plant-based fabrics like vegan silk and handloom cotton, it is loaded with intricate embroidery and block printing.
Airy shorts and a matching oversized jacket invite you to chill.
Blue tones mixed with bright red embroidery bring on the party spirit.
Florals for men? Oh yes! That suit feels like one is walking through a butterfly-filled garden.
Saldon 2112 takes us on a cultural journey, celebrating Ladakhi tradition.
It celebrates the creative contrast of colours and style.
Batik, deconstructed blazers and bra tops? It's a layering dream come true.
Rubber boots and silky pastels? A total throwback to childhood playdates. Who said grown-up fashion can’t be fun?
VJ by Sakshi Punyani takes on the journey of grief, with each outfit reflecting a different stage.
It’s fashion with feels, helping us face grief instead of hiding from it.
Who knew translating grief into clothes could look like this?
And they’re levelling up the sari game, turning it into a stunning felt gown. Talk about a glow-up!
MARGN’s collection is all about merging protection, preservation and a personal story.
Inspired by the designer’s humble roots, it’s where traditional craftsmanship meets edgy functionality.
Pantone’s colour of the year, Peach Fuzz, looks so cool!
Wearing your heart on your statement sleeve -- literally.
