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Apart from the runway, one thing everyone keeps an eye out for at fashion week is the street style. Everyone puts in that extra effort to keep their outfit in check because it’s not just celebrities who get that paparazzi treatment at fashion week. While many of the attendees do it just for the eyeballs, it’s the fashion stylists and editors who really put on outfits worth looking at,
If you’ve been following Lakmé Fashion Week this season, you’d notice that the last two days were bridal central! Sure there were a few designers (Antar Agni, Divyam Mehta, Wendell Rodricks) who put forward ready to wear separates like blazers, dresses and trousers. But sparkling lehengas, alternate saris and bejewelled cocktail gowns and dresses took centre stage.
We’re past the halfway mark ladies and gentlemen and things are definitely getting hot up in this Lakmé Fashion Week joint! Day 3 started off quite subtly with some more sustainable fashion from Indigene and moved on to bright colours and prints by Urvashi Joneja. Menswear designer Sahil Aneja hit all the right spots with his minimal collection and Gaurang’s ‘Chitravali’
It’s finally here. The fashionable chaos that is Lakmé Fashion Week hit yesterday and it already feels like our heads are exploding with all the outfits we saw, just on day 1. As always, the week started with team GenNext bringing some fresh ideas to the table. While the palette was dark and dangerous at Rara Avis and 431_88,
The week that was..
The past week was nothing short of surprises and some exciting celebrity fashion moments! From Priyanka Chopra’s second win at People’s Choice to Deepika’s debut on Ellen, here’s a flashback of the top five fashion moments of the week, we simply loved!
Priyanka Chopra scores her second People’s Choice
PC walked up on stage to receive her second award at the People’s Choice Awards for the Best Dramatic Actress (TV) for ‘Quantico’.
The 15th LFW started with high on energy and style. Here is what went down on day 1.
Gen Next Designers
Ajay Kumar
His collection was called “Consonance and Dissonance” and with his colourful and kitsch garments, he showed his version of the 21st century male. With black and white and loads of kaleidoscopic patterns, which were unbelievably intricate and geometric with florals,
We saw a range of trends emerging from LFW and SC’s listed a roundup of the best – read on, and let the fashion masterclass commence!
Sheer delights
Spotted on the runway – peek-a-boo paneling and strategic layering, its official, we’re having a sheer obsession!
Find a high-low floor length jacket to wear over a jersey dress or throw it on over a tank top and straight-cut jeans;
As the week came to close, we saw some show-stopping looks and some beautifully inspired interpretations by the designers. Read on to know who won us over.
Oriental Garden: Kunal Anil Tanna took us to the Japanese plum blossoming festival with his collection titled ‘Ume Matsuri’ – warm hues of the colour du jour ‘Marsala’, some interesting layering with men having their waists cinched with Kunal’s version of the obi belt – what’s not to love?!
Of trendsetters and storytellers – here’s our breakdown of the best offerings from day four.
Fancy a trip to Turkey? Sonam & Paras Modi (SVA) took us to Turkey with their collection titled ‘Istanblu’ – their culturally rich heritage came to be the inspiration for their collection. Floor length jackets, draped lounge pants in hues of mint greens,
The third day saw a mix of romance, fun and glamour. Read on to see who floored us with their magic.
Armaan Aiman: Salmon pink and gold, a stellar combination portrayed by Armaan Aiman – boxy dresses to sheer and flowy gold disco skirts, we need these in our wardrobes, now!
DRVV: Androgyny, a recurring theme this season,
Each year Lakme Fashion Week pays tribute to the Indian Textiles – with an entire day of designers showcasing some of the most celebrated fabrics and the rarest. Here’s our roundup from day two.
Linen lineage: Anavila’s ode to linen saree’s was an ethereal sight to see – the models looked divine in the soft earthy tones and unconventional drapes.
Cropped, skinny, low-waisted; finding the perfect denim threads can be a challenge. That’s where a denim genius like Killer comes in, with a curated selection of some of the latest trends across their products.
Killer jeans was created to represent the modern day millennial – ambitious or rebellious, they are a product of the fashion conscious youth.
