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Asmita Marwa's collection is globe trotter's delight at Lakmé
08 Mar '10
2 min read
With Boho Resort as her inspiration Asmita Marwa's uniquely titled line “Maya 0° 36'0”S/73° 6'0”E” was for the jet setting woman. Checks, tie and dye and shades of resort colours appeared on muslin, linen and chiffon.
Keeping the silhouettes fluid and flowing, there were touches of Turkish shapes and Indian aspects with Kalamkari and dazzling tones like red, mustard, yellow, olive and earth hues as they came together with neutral black, beige and ivory large checks and smoking rose prints.
Jumpsuits, skirts, loose flowing ponchos, halter sun dresses, kaftans and draped tops were detailed with interesting yokes, layering and attached side pockets while crushed asymmetric tunics and skirts should be great summer buys.
The first group of red and white and black and white linen block checks was turned into maxis, swirling tops, mini with recycled fabric fringe and halter dress with rose knot and large rose appliqués.
Some thing a little more semi formal appeared in the form of a crushed fawn long dress with elastic hem and pink roses, off shoulder jumpsuit with elastic, patchwork jacket with recycled fabrics worn with red linen samurai pants and a white muslin panelled dress with quilted yoke smoking roses and tie and dye edging.
The collection was restricted to comfort wear at a holiday destination for the ardent globe trotter and had that relaxed laid back style statement.
With colour, style and creativity Asmita Marwa's Summer/Resort 2010 line will be a winner anywhere and at anytime.
Keeping the silhouettes fluid and flowing, there were touches of Turkish shapes and Indian aspects with Kalamkari and dazzling tones like red, mustard, yellow, olive and earth hues as they came together with neutral black, beige and ivory large checks and smoking rose prints.
Jumpsuits, skirts, loose flowing ponchos, halter sun dresses, kaftans and draped tops were detailed with interesting yokes, layering and attached side pockets while crushed asymmetric tunics and skirts should be great summer buys.
The first group of red and white and black and white linen block checks was turned into maxis, swirling tops, mini with recycled fabric fringe and halter dress with rose knot and large rose appliqués.
Some thing a little more semi formal appeared in the form of a crushed fawn long dress with elastic hem and pink roses, off shoulder jumpsuit with elastic, patchwork jacket with recycled fabrics worn with red linen samurai pants and a white muslin panelled dress with quilted yoke smoking roses and tie and dye edging.
The collection was restricted to comfort wear at a holiday destination for the ardent globe trotter and had that relaxed laid back style statement.
With colour, style and creativity Asmita Marwa's Summer/Resort 2010 line will be a winner anywhere and at anytime.
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