Reviews by – Vanshika Garg
The show started with the image of a sky in the backdrop with a very bouncing music. The collection had a very romantic feel about it which was due to the feminine silhouettes, fluid hemlines and intricate embroidery. Her collection displayed an amalgamation of traditional symbols of femininity and strength with a modern spin.
The collection included a diverse range of silhouettes, with panelled anarkalis, floor sweeping bell bottoms, jackets & capes, crop tops, jumpsuits, tapered trousers, alongside signature Mandira Wirk styles like drape saris and dhoti pants. Dense and spaced floral clusters created in Dori embroidery which added an elegance and a lot of detailing to the whole look making it appear more glamorous. Along with this the collection appeared to reflect an innocent femininity through handkerchief hemlines , off shoulder balloon tops with a choker , fringes and tassels hanging loose from the outfits. Bright red lip shades added a dash of colour to the whole look which was subtle most of the times. Corn row braids were done as a hairdo which helped to add a modern spin to the whole collection. The colour palette was dominated by subtle hues of peach, beige and off-whites. Fabrics like delicate silks, sheer georgettes, organza, chanderi, chiffons, tulle and linens were used which further emphasised in the feminine element of the whole look.
The show was brought to a closure by beautiful Nimrat kaur who dazzled in a boat neck fitted gown with the cape made out of net. The flowy hemlines in gave a very feminine and elegant look.
