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Rahul Reddy presented a truly calm collection on Day 3
15 Mar '08
2 min read
Rahul Reddy recognized the thirst for inner peace in each one of us and represented in his collection the emotional extremes.
The designer displayed his talent for extremely wearable, quiet and understated clothes in a range of dresses, skirts and tops.
His calm and serene colour palette included a blend of various shades of mustards, chocolate, magenta, mauve and greys.
The colour combinations were in elegant combinations of brown and mustard, slate grey and brown, soft rose and lavender.
The embellishments were inspired from nature around us - pretty pink and brown bees, rice grain concentric circles - reminding us of ripples in the pond.
Rahul had also created a beautiful three dimensional organic motif on complete dresses and skirts, displaying a visual evidence of wanting to sit back and admire the world around us.
His silhouettes varied between the semi-fitted and fitted, knee-length garments expressing simple, clean lines at the same time sending across a message of exploring the surroundings through strong emphasis on the surfaces.
The collection comprised contemporary design ideas like bubble hem skirts, pleated dresses and top stitching details with patch pockets.
The fine detailing on the surfaces to carry forward his theme was a mélange of patched flowers, organic shapes with central contrasting dots, swing in the garden and more…
His story was interestingly woven around fabrics he used, which were a variety of cottons, silks and wool. The garments were thoughtfully co-ordinated with big bags and umbrellas.
Rahul Reddy's collection was truly calming, soothing and peaceful.
The designer displayed his talent for extremely wearable, quiet and understated clothes in a range of dresses, skirts and tops.
His calm and serene colour palette included a blend of various shades of mustards, chocolate, magenta, mauve and greys.
The colour combinations were in elegant combinations of brown and mustard, slate grey and brown, soft rose and lavender.
The embellishments were inspired from nature around us - pretty pink and brown bees, rice grain concentric circles - reminding us of ripples in the pond.
Rahul had also created a beautiful three dimensional organic motif on complete dresses and skirts, displaying a visual evidence of wanting to sit back and admire the world around us.
His silhouettes varied between the semi-fitted and fitted, knee-length garments expressing simple, clean lines at the same time sending across a message of exploring the surroundings through strong emphasis on the surfaces.
The collection comprised contemporary design ideas like bubble hem skirts, pleated dresses and top stitching details with patch pockets.
The fine detailing on the surfaces to carry forward his theme was a mélange of patched flowers, organic shapes with central contrasting dots, swing in the garden and more…
His story was interestingly woven around fabrics he used, which were a variety of cottons, silks and wool. The garments were thoughtfully co-ordinated with big bags and umbrellas.
Rahul Reddy's collection was truly calming, soothing and peaceful.
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