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Since we don’t get to see much of Sailex of the runway (wish we did more), it is nice to see his creations on a cover. Although, not feeling the red background against the peach.
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Left: Sailex, Resort 2012
Right: Sonakshi Sinha on Cosmopolitan India
Photo Credit: Viral Bhayani
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Even though the maxi was casual, Ms. Sharma sure looked fierce in it. The red print with the patchwork bodice may have felt busy but she pulled it off.
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Dipannita Sharma at Lakme Fashion Week Winter/Festive 2012: Day Three
Photo Credit: Viral Bhayani
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Presenting a festive collection, one of the few we’ve seen so far was Krishna Mehta with her “Encore” collection. Targeting the wedding season, the collection heavily focused on saris and lehengas. Floral rose embroidery was dominant in most looks that came in shades of peach and some purple and black.
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Photo Credit: Viral Bhayani
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Nimish Shah’s Shift has long been on our radar now for the label’s wearable separates that don’t scrimp on style for utility. So many looks from this collection would be perfectly at home in our closets! We are sure to have a sighting or two from this presentation off-the-runway.
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Photo Credit: Viral Bhayani
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Anita Dongre closed out day three of LFW with a collection titled “Urban Goddess” consisting of indo-western silhouettes using traditional weaves and ikat prints. While her Resort collection had more flared dress, this collection was more into a fitted look with pencil skirts and cigarette pants with the occasional maxis that have become a trademark. We’re sure to see the collection off the runway soon. It’s just a question of when.
Like Pernia, Anita also presented her only traditional look via her showstopper Preeti Desai wearing a white and gold lehenga.
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Photo Credit: Viral Bhayani
