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The India Couture Week 2018: From Far-Off Places

The India Couture Week 2018: From Far-Off Places


India Cottage Week, who kicked in Delhi on Wednesday evening, added better dreams to overcome the boycott of the annual bride - Cooperrider Tarun Tahiliani and Bollywood favourite Anju Modi could not be asked.

India Cottage Week, who kicked in Delhi on Wednesday evening, added better dreams to overcome the boycott of the annual bride - Cooperier Tarun Tahiliani and Bollywood favorite Anju Modi could not be asked. The inaugural show was started late, with surprisingly few empty seats in the show area, which may be held responsible for the late monsoon shower in the capital. Fashion Week Regular Tahiliani presented a large collection called 'These Allymium-A Etherial Lightness of Being', which called the mythological Greek concept of later life in heaven.

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The India Couture Week 2018: From Far-Off Places
The wire mesh was generously used on the platform to make arches and pillars that blend the Middle East beauty. The collection of Tahiliani, which was heavily inclined on layered bandhala lairds for lehages, saris and gowns, and men, had a generous use of all the staples of designer staples, gott-husbands, swarovski crystals and gold thread embroidery.

Anyone can see the embroidery bits on the fabric. The color palette began with hot beige, cream gold and low-bling, and got a very fast red and graduated for pink.

Shostopper Aditi Rao Hyadri was wearing a pink pink off-shoulder gown, which had a net train, which was surrounded by flowers on the Hemlline. There were some interesting color options like sea algae, pistachio green and blurry blue, which helped break the concentration. There was something for every bride - who was looking for bling or otherwise.

From legendary aliysium, the audience was taken to the old parlor in the Victorian era through Anju Modi's collection "A Maiden's Prayer". Modi is regular on FDCI calendar, and expectations were high



Along with 'A Maiden's Prayer', he tried new things. Modi bought in very busy prints, used Chiffon to protest his favorite khasi silk, and came up with some bold designing - with many baciles and off-shoulder ensembles.



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The India Couture Week 2018: From Far-Off Places

One looked at the heterogeneous pleated hemlines and caped sleeves but we have not seen anything on the runway before. The collection, which is both men and clothes, seemed to be in place. In an effort to throw the Victorian era - when large skirts and pulmonary sleeves were prevalent - Modi's panel skirts, printed blouses and gowns began to stretch Sarojini town with a clefted waist. An all-white gown filling with a veil, otherwise, there was a deviation in a very colorful collection.


In menusware jackets and panels with jackets were attached with pants and churder. Perhaps what was the attempt to make drama, there were hats on the sides of many pieces, and Kurta was shown wrapping with a drop from the shoulder to the hemlline - Shantanu and Nikhil are reminded of the designs.


Castana Ranawat, the showstopper, will wear a beige and a blouse - though it was a bit sick - was added to a dark maroon cape, which was decorated with silver thread embroidery and stone work. Not to mention here.

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