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Lakme Gen Next Show presents a great platform for budding designers
31 Mar '08
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The range had skin tight trousers, some stylish quilted wraps on skirts and jackets, trench coats and ended with a black quilted tuxedo suit with a green cummerbund.
The highlight of the line was the towering platform shoes in green or black with long beaded necklaces.
GEETIKA GULIA:
If you want to travel and space is a problem then Geetika Gulia has all the answers. Her line aptly titled The Fold had perma pleated silk dresses, bags and tops in bronze, moss, grey and black were unusual.
Every outfit unfolded gracefully and could be carried in a wallet. Kimono dresses, blouses, skirts, strappy sarong dresses will be ideal wear for the jet setting working woman.
VISHVAJEET DHIR:
Presenting a line of separates comprising white low waist jeans, jackets and minis the look was very trendy with short bubble minis with quilted flaps and detailing, poncho blouses, embossed satin jackets, and quilted corsets over chiffon balloon skirts projected a stylishly modern collection for day to evening wear.
MANISH GUPTA:
Using an all ivory palette Manish Gupta's collection titled Unspoken had perfectly pin tucked and 3D embellished dresses which were beautifully finished and utterly feminine.
Textured skirts, delicate quilting for dresses, silk drop waist machined minis, a trapeze tunic with cord work and a front button dress with pin tucks on shoulders and bodice made a perfect collection.
ABHISHEK BYAS:
Pleating played a major role in Abhishek Byas's collection with asymmetric silhouettes inspired by early 19th century colonial costumes of India.
Bringing together layers, drapes and detailing in shades of brown, green, grey, mauve for hooded patched jackets, short tunics, skirts and layered garments in wool, silk and cotton the line had a marked retro touch.
KOGA BY JENJUM GADI AND JASLEEN KOCCHAR:
The theme was A Road Less Travelled for Jenjum Gadi and Jasleen Kocchar with their label KOGA.
The inspirations were flowers, bark, paint and leaves translated on to the garments with ruffled sleeves for baby doll pinafores worn with chiffon blouses, tricolour dresses and lightly quilted shifts in colours like blue, orange and plum for wool, silk, velvet, chiffon, Chanderi and georgette.
The look was very young and energetic for a woman who wants to make a great style statement.
The highlight of the line was the towering platform shoes in green or black with long beaded necklaces.
GEETIKA GULIA:
If you want to travel and space is a problem then Geetika Gulia has all the answers. Her line aptly titled The Fold had perma pleated silk dresses, bags and tops in bronze, moss, grey and black were unusual.
Every outfit unfolded gracefully and could be carried in a wallet. Kimono dresses, blouses, skirts, strappy sarong dresses will be ideal wear for the jet setting working woman.
VISHVAJEET DHIR:
Presenting a line of separates comprising white low waist jeans, jackets and minis the look was very trendy with short bubble minis with quilted flaps and detailing, poncho blouses, embossed satin jackets, and quilted corsets over chiffon balloon skirts projected a stylishly modern collection for day to evening wear.
MANISH GUPTA:
Using an all ivory palette Manish Gupta's collection titled Unspoken had perfectly pin tucked and 3D embellished dresses which were beautifully finished and utterly feminine.
Textured skirts, delicate quilting for dresses, silk drop waist machined minis, a trapeze tunic with cord work and a front button dress with pin tucks on shoulders and bodice made a perfect collection.
ABHISHEK BYAS:
Pleating played a major role in Abhishek Byas's collection with asymmetric silhouettes inspired by early 19th century colonial costumes of India.
Bringing together layers, drapes and detailing in shades of brown, green, grey, mauve for hooded patched jackets, short tunics, skirts and layered garments in wool, silk and cotton the line had a marked retro touch.
KOGA BY JENJUM GADI AND JASLEEN KOCCHAR:
The theme was A Road Less Travelled for Jenjum Gadi and Jasleen Kocchar with their label KOGA.
The inspirations were flowers, bark, paint and leaves translated on to the garments with ruffled sleeves for baby doll pinafores worn with chiffon blouses, tricolour dresses and lightly quilted shifts in colours like blue, orange and plum for wool, silk, velvet, chiffon, Chanderi and georgette.
The look was very young and energetic for a woman who wants to make a great style statement.
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