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Manav Gangwani’s collection “Sunset Boulevard” was a diffusion line with opulent designs. Heavy embroidery and beadwork marked both the menswear and womens wear lines with black, peach and salmon being predominant colors.
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Paras and Shalini’s collection consisted of silhouettes that reflected more of evening wear with shift and sheath dresses. The first part of the collection was a proper cocktail line in blacks and greys with net and sequins. The second part of the collection emphasised more on formal evening wear with silk and sheer fabrics.
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Vivid colors, ombre, and checks ruled the collection of “Zeal” by Shubhra. The tone of the collection was more about street wear marked by the use of cotton as the main fabric.
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‘Reve’ by Khushali Kumar had satin gowns embellished with rosettes and subtle embroidery. Most of the collection had a color palatte that consisted of powder pinks, black and silver, but there was a burst of color with some outfits in blue and red. Sheer fabric and satin were the dominant fabrics used to create floor length gowns and off shoulder dresses.
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‘Ravage’ by Raj Shroff and Neetu Gupta was based on the theme – Tree of Life. Browns, deep reds and rusts were the main colors of the collection. Fabrics included felt, brocade, and net. The collection included skirt and dresses, layered using net, with empire line waists and cowl wraps.
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