Indian revivalist Madhu Jain made her debut at the Amazon India Fashion Week, as the designer completes 30 years in this industry, her debut collection appeared to be a great platform to celebrate her journey through inter-weaving threads that translate into traditional fabrics that are a delightful to see and wear.
“I’m trying to showcase my 30 years of experience through this line. Since I’ve never done a show before this was the perfect opportunity to present my ikat and kalamari fabrics, especially which are prepared through a dyeing process” , said Madhu post show.
The show began with some beautiful live singing followed by models walking the ramp with Carnatic music playing in the background. Shades of red, black and white with geometric prints on sarees, suits, dresses gave an oriental feel to the collection.
Monochromatic tones gave a very fusion-like touch to the collection, accentuating the authenticity factor. Brocade, zari, gotapatti and patchwork are some of the embroidery styles spotted in the collection.
Contributed by – Jasleen Kaur
Pics by- Khushal Agarwal
