Review
With a trip to the mid 1920’s, Pallavi Mohan embodied a rich exuberance and an uber-cool feminine essence in her AW collection. Energetic and restrained, satin blouses and printed organza dresses were adorned with hand-dyed feathers and laser-cut geometric motifs. Velvety patchwork and blanket-stitched gros grain tapes were appliquéd onto zippered coats and crinkled bombers. Unstructured tops were matched with Gandhian pants as furry scarves and leather gloves were the perfect accessory match, followed by embroidered jumpsuits and bow-detailed silk blouses. Bell-sleeved duffle coats were clasped to the waist with fringed belts and worn over sheer pants containing evident flares. Long pleated gowns were high on tiering and layering as each evening piece contained daring plunges and appealing halter necks. Models were enveloped in a bold color palette that consisted of vivid tones like cobalt blue, off-white, faded pink, mustard and smoky black.
Contributed by – Duhin Ganju
Pics by – Vidushi Gupta
