'Virus Free' is a striking mix of memories & style at Lakme
14 Mar '11
1 min read
It was back to the future for Vaishali Shadangule as she unveiled her Summer/Resort 2011 collection titled “Virus Free” at Lakmé Fashion Week.
Moving into the past and drawing inspirations from her wonderful childhood days, Vaishali, remembered her dolls, boats, paper planes and balls which guided her into different modes of draping, folding and fabric stitching for her collection.
Playing with lines and geometrics, the designer chose Chanderi as the base fabric, using its transparency and fluidity in an unconventional manner for the tunic range. The clever folds and intricate drapes gave the collection a futuristic touch.
Ethereal delicate creations glided down the catwalk. Halter tunics with tie-ups, dresses with frills from the neck to waist, green tube draped with a string tie up, flap collar tunic and finally a blue and gold one shoulder long gown with gold border layered to end with an asymmetric hemlin and teamed with shorts was a regal creation.
For garments that move away from the beaten path, Vaishali Shadangule's “Virus Free” collection will make a stylish impact this season.
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