..she is oh so good.(the blue Surily dress) But, when she is bad.. she is oh soooo bad!(the shiny yellow dress that is supposedly Gucci, but we can’t confirm it)
Side cleavage was never hot and never will be!
 Malaika @ Lakme Fashion Week |
 Malaika @ Apriati Launch |
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“Sanctuary” by Sabyasachi, was whipped up in a mere month, but would you believe it looking at the clothes! The silhouttes are inspired by the 50’s and 70’s and made from plastic, linen, snake and crocodile leather, chiffon and more. While, last year, he had his models in a “damsel in distress” look, this year he opted for wide rimmed glasses.
Dipannita left her Gauri and Nainika dress behind and donned a Sabyasachi for his show at Lakme Fashion Week. Coincidentally, Vidya who was also in Sabyasachi had worn a similar outfit to the Anandalok Awards back in Dec 2007.
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“Bombay Glam” by Pria Kataria Puri is inspired by the city’s life and festivals like Diwali, Eid and Christmas. The collection consisted of Indo-Western outfits made from gold, glitter, brocade and french chantilly lace.
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A tribute to immortal love, Neeta Lulla used burgundy, brown, cream and gold to create a collection that had cocktail dresses, kurtas, gowns, saris and lehenga cholis.
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Muted colors mixed with flowy numbers marked Kiran Uttam Ghosh’s fall collection. Bronze, teal, mustard, black, and grey were used to create stylish ensembles from silk, tweed, satin, and jersey with knit.
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Sonam Dubal’s collection titled “Trailing the River Goddess” was inspired by the life-giving qualities of rivers. The color palette consisted of shades of blue, purple, burgundy, green, red, gold and yellow to denote water, earth and human life. There was heavy oriental influences marked by mandarin collars and diagonal cuts on minis and skirts.
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Home finishing store Portico presented a a colorful collection created using the fabrics from their “Supernature” Bed & Bath soft furnishing collection. The theme was nature marked of floral colors and greens.
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Sudhir Nayak & Tapash Biswas for their label “Staé” used brushstrokes and paint blobs to create a very fashionable collection that consisted of jackets, shorts, minis and blouses. The line also included a stylish luggage line that matched the outfits.
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Digvijay Singh presented a menswear collection constructed out of silk, cotton and linens. He took the simple fabrics and created a relaxed comfortable line that should appeal to the everyday man. Long tunics and short jackets were the highlight of this collection.