6 Degrees Presented Dazzling Collections By Pratik And Priyanka, Lalit Dalmia And Saroj Jalan At Stage One During Lakmé Fashion Week Summer/Resort 2016
Designers Pratik And Priyanka Presented "Indian Me Fusion" With Refashioned Traditional Indian Weaves At Stage One During Lakmé Fashion Week Summer/Resort 2016
Indian designers are known for their ardour for India's rich heritage of traditional weaves. The 'I AM DESIGN' label by Pratik and Priyanka presented "Indian me Fusion" that rekindled this romance with its modern interpretation of the craft at Stage One during Lakmé Fashion Week Summer/Resort 2016. The exploration encompassed an unconventional yet innovative portrayal of the motifs and weaves.
The beautifully crafted colour palette, which consisted of pastel shades of mint, peach, pink infused with ivory and light blue, complemented the season perfectly, combined with a dash of black and mustard to add an edge. The collection also saw a hint of gold, which conformed to LAKME's 'ILLUMINATE' theme for Spring/Summer 2016. A melangé of silhouettes graced the ramp that channelized a strong sense of free spiritedness.
Fabrics such as silk, linen and cotton silk were used to achieve unconventional fusions. The novelty of the eco-friendly gold discharge printing and unique dyeing technique was used to create an interesting illusion of weaves on the garments. The subtle accents of embroidery further enhanced the look of the collection.
An ombré pink and orange sari with fringed pallu worn with a corset was teamed with a leather backpack. A light grey and peach ankle length dress featured a pleated panel that looked breezy and comfortable.
The use of fringes, the season's hottest trend, and creatively placed pleats, piqued the interest of the audience.
Actress Urvashi Rautela, of the "Sanam Re" fame, looked graceful in an ombré pink and orange lehenga with gold discharge prints and a sleeveless, cropped fusion choli, with an innovative dupatta. As she swirled around, the audience got a view of the interesting cut-out at the back. Featuring a collar and pleated detailing on the shoulder, the ensemble looked traditional in a non-conformist way.
"Indian me Fusion" by Pratik and Priyanka for their label 'I AM DESIGN' had an effortlessly elegant vibe, which is well-suited for the modern woman who can don both; traditional and contemporary attire with ease.
LALIT DALMIA DELVED INTO THE REALM OF THE UNEXPLORED WORLD AT STAGE ONE DURING LAKMÉ FASHION WEEK SUMMER/ RESORT 2016.
Lalit Dalmia's "Unexplored Poised" at Stage One during Lakmé Fashion Week 2016, ventured into the mischievous unexplored world. The intricacy of the embellishments and presence of soulful elements made the collection an epitome of sophistication.
With the use of an innovative concoction of colours, embellishments and fabrics, the ensembles struck a balance between aesthetics and innovation. A mélange of fabric manipulation techniques such as fabric moulding, layering, appliqué, floating hemlines and 3D flowers, made for an interesting visual impact on the evening wear line. The carefully crafted colour palette, which consisted of shades of vivid blue and wine, Helio's colour tones and incense hues, was dedicated to the starlit skyline.
Asymmetrical hemlines, multi-textured layers, accentuated cuts, bodices and contemporary blazers dominated the silhouettes of the eveningwear line. It all made for an intense show. The use of complementing accessories like Avant-Garde fascinators further enhanced the sartorial masterpieces.
A sleeveless, wine embroidered corset with a pale peach asymmetrical hemline that extended into a trail was worn with embroidered cropped pants. A beautiful fishtail gown crafted in blue, featured a sheer panelled corset and trail. Both creations will definitely grab eyeballs at evening soirees this season.
The solitary men's entry was a blue embroidered coat with an embellished belt.
Popular Bollywood film producer Mohammed Morani strutted down the runway wearing a brown, buttoned short jacket with an extended side flap, shoulder epaulets and matching trousers.
"Unexplored Poised" by Lalit Dalmia was a perfect blend of reality and fantasy, which echoed the designer's passion for dramatic creations.
SAROJ JALAN'S "ROYAL HARMONY" WAS A TRUE TESTAMENT OF INDIA'S RICH CULTURAL HERITAGE AT STAGE ONE DURING LAKMÉ FASHION WEEK SUMMER/RESORT 2016.
India's unparalleled cultural diversity has always been a source of inspiration for designers. Saroj Jalan's collection 'Royal Harmony" celebrated the magnificence of this ethnic extravaganza at Stage One during Lakmé Fashion Week Summer/Resort 2016. The glory and resplendence of the Indian fashion cast a spell on the audience.
The simple yet traditional silhouettes in striking hues of red, emerald, mustard and beige were a sight to behold, and will definitely be adored by brides-to-be this season. Accented with oodles of golden embroidery, the collection brought alive the vibrancy that our society is well-known for. The motifs, inspired by nature and traditional designs, adorned the garments. The designer's undeterred love for Indian weaves and handlooms was displayed through the use of Patola fabric from the city of Patan, situated in the Indian state of Gujarat.
An emerald green, floor-length anarkali, embroidered in gold along the neckline and hemline, was teamed with a red Patola dupatta and gold chaandbalis. Making an impact on the ramp was a mustard yellow embroidered choli that was worn with an exquisitely crafted, fully embroidered red lehenga. The beauty of the ensembles was highlighted with the use of traditional jewellery, tassels, red bindis, and potlis.
The breathtakingly beautiful Waluscha De Sousa looked like a dream as she glided down the ramp wearing a crimson red lehenga and choli, heavily embellished with intricate gold embroidery. It was beautifully accessorized with a red Patola dupatta and potli bag, golden matha-patti, nathni and long, dangling earrings.
"Royal Harmony" by Saroj Jalan had the grandeur of Indian heritage infused in it that was indeed an ingenious homage paid to the royal heritage of Sone Ki Chirya - India.
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