For the forthcoming Lakme Fashion Week Summer Resort 2015, designers Raghavendra Rathore and Neha Aggarwal was seen checking the final turn out of the designs on models, during the fittings that took place at the Palladium Hotel, Mumbai.
Inspired by the classical beauty of ancient Greco-Romani fashion, Sonu Dharnidharka’s RRISO brings the latest Lakme Fashion Week S/R 2015 Collection, named’Eos’ the elegant goddess of dawn.
A playful mix of barege, cendal, georgette and taffeta fabrics with asymmetrical halter, sheath and drape cuts embellished and hand-embroidered a trademark of designer Sonu Dharnidharka. The colours used are fresh and timeless.
Tod’s fall ’15 at Palazzo Litta during Milan Fashion week, was in deliberate contrast with the contemporary cleanness of monochrome collection in 18th century rooms. It all started with the shades in Camel, with a sartorial alternation of graphics and threaded leather.
Accessories lighted up rebellious biker – flavor in metallic geometries. It was intense red and crisp volume statement of the practical and feminine.
We get you a low down with the Chanel Haute Couture backstage beauty and how the models skin was prepared with its make up range.
VITALUMIERE AQUA
ECLAT LUMIERE
CORRECTEUR PERFECTION
POUDRE UNIVERSELLE LIBRE
LES BEIGES (POWDER)
LE CRAYON KHÔL “Clair” (N°69)
MASCARA LE VOLUME DE CHANEL WATERPROOF “Black” (N°10)
RECOURBE CILS DE CHANEL
CRAYON SOURCILS
LE SOURCIL DE CHANEL
LUMIERE D’ETE
ROUGE COCO “Arthur” (N°440)
LE CRAYON LEVRES “Scarlet” (N°95)
“Rouge Coco” Collection available starting March 2015 depending on the countries
ROUGE COCO BAUME
LE VERNIS ” Ballerina” (N°167)
Designer Shilpa Chavan, under her label Little Shilpa is known for enormous head gears and individualistic hair styles. However, for her Spring Summer 2015 presentation titled ‘Disco Denimals’, during the on-going London Fashion Week, the designer showcased a collection inspired by music, the beat generation and the highly enthusiastic pop culture.
As expected, the head gears were magnificent and intricately pleated. In harmony with the deepening essence of the brand, the collection involved an applique of denim, where the garments were replete of chords that enabled them to transform according to the wearer’s choice. The designer’s colour scheme was also dark like the usual, including vintage shades of green, blue and black.
Speaking of accessories, the headpieces and the epaulettes were in pleated metallic fabrics, which took its inspiration from the fun and frolic in the disco era.
All in all, the stylish one of a kind fusion of the highly conventional and comfortable denims with the vintage times of the disco era, make the designer’s creations ideal for the young and vivacious next generation.
Designer Jyotee Khaitan curates an exclusive vintage couture collection for Kapil Dev involving classy band neck jackets, grandeur sherwanis, ethnic kurtas complemented with elegant dupattas.
Involving fabrics like linen and refined cotton silk the designer embellished the creations with antique gold sequin embroideries, sober stripe prints and graceful finishing. The colour palette reflected masculinity, including colours like beige, shaded orange, off white, gold and mild red.
We bring to you an exclusively Rakesh, David and Kevin from Abraham & Thakore working on the ‘Abraham & Thakore for Vana’ line of attire.
To embody the CHANEL Spring-Summer 2014 eyewear collection, Karl Lagerfeld photographed Alice Dellal in an intimate, youthful and mischievous atmosphere.
Languishing on a bed in a décor evoking a student’s bedroom, the House ambassadress poses nonchalantly wearing an inside-out cardigan that slips off her shoulders. The visuals, with their edgy yet gently romantic energy, present Alice Dellal as part rebel, part blossoming young girl, revealing another of her facets for a collection that’s both feminine and in tune with the zeitgeist.
The sunglasses focus on contemporary and stylised shapes, the cat eye, butterfly, round and XXL square, while the optical glasses prefer more classical frames including the pantos, square and oval.
Ace designer Shilpa Chavan marks her footsteps at the international front once again as she exhibits her latest oddly-gothic-collection at the London Fashion Week on the 21st of February. Creating an eerie atmosphere, Little Shilpa stepped in with a one-of-a-kind show with no cat-walks or seating arrangements. The exclusive collection was replete of unique clothes uncertainly wearable.
The entire collection was dominated by the colour ‘black’ going in obvious harmony with the settings. Shilpa showcased a bizarre piece of clothing, head, nose, neck and ear accessories, which could be worn only by a women inspired by a freaking style statement.
The uniqueness of the show was highlighted as the models stood still for the audience to have a close look at the garments. Some models were imprinted with a green tinge on the skin, an addition to the detailing in the look.
All embracing, Shilpa’s mystical collection left the audience flabbergasted and fascinated by her imagination and creativity.
We caught up with Payal Singhal behind the scenes, during the shoot of her Summer Resort Collection called Lady Sahara, which is inspired by the French Moroccan culture and architecture.
