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Prashant Verma’s collection, ‘Giant’ is a tribute to James Dean. The multi-color collection consisted of dresses of different lengths, different fits, skirts, trousers and jackets. There were embellishments and the same pop-art influences that we saw in his last collection.
For their first U.S. showing at LA Fashion Week, Shane and Falguni Peacock’s collection surely dazzled on the ramp! Prints has always been a staple in their designs, but this collection, which had bold prints coupled with bright colors was just breathtaking!
They are also showing at WLIFW, a few days from today, so hopefully we get to see an encore of this fabulous collection!
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For more pics from the collection, go here.
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Samant Chauhan’s collection was earthy with the color palette staying beige, brown or nude with a good measure of metallic silver-grey mixed in.
There were sheath dresses, tunics, skirts, tailored jackets, sequinned cardigans and narrow trousers. The silhouettes were for the most part sophisticated.
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Gayatri Khanna had a wide-ranging palette in her collection from browns, blacks, greys to indigo, plums, greens and beige.
She had a little bit of everything, velvet, metallics, prints, jewelled accents, structured clothes, loosely draped ones, cocktail dresses, shift dresses, trousers, jumpsuits and and the more ornate blouses!
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Nitin Bal’s collection, ‘Waiting for yellow’ couldn’t have been more colorful! His ‘goth-meets-preppie princess-meets-Alice in psychedelia’ look is what defined the collection. Plaids, checks, neons, they were all there as were the accessories in terms of bags, hats etc. The clothes were structured and cheeky.
