Day 3: Lakmé Fashion Week Summer Resort 2016 | Verve Magazine
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April 01, 2016

Day 3: Lakmé Fashion Week Summer Resort 2016

Compiled by Tanisha Choudhury, Wyanet Vaz and Saumya Sinha. Photographs by Prateek Patel and Lakme Fashion Week

Catch all the latest looks and hautest offerings, straight off the runway

Anita Dongre 

A resplendent collection of printed lehengas with front slit kurtas, cholis, and draped dupattas, along with menswear in ethnic suits and tailored patialas looked absolutely gorgeous. Bridesmaids and the best man may look no further.

Amit Aggarwal 

Inspired by the magma, Amit Aggarwal played with colour, surface and form with an outburst of voluminous-shaped dresses and pants. He put to use methods such as quilting, pleating, and texture work to up the glam factor. Neon found its way back into the style radar with his signature gowns.

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Nikhil Thampi

Nikhil Thampi in collaboration with Lakme Salon moved away from the anti-fit trend and created form-fitted fashion with trousers, paneled skirts and blazers with cut-outs and metal detailing. Dramatically braided hair, nail art and glitter lips by Lakme artists were an added treat. This could be a bold and stylish swirl to your boardroom look. (What was the most challenging part of this concept? Nikhil Thampi tells us more…)

Payal Singhal

If you’re kicked about florals, then Payal Singhal’s latest collection is right up your alley. Floral lehengas, skirts paired with churidars, saris, anarkalis and metallic silver jumpsuits are all perfect for a wedding in the sweltering season.

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Nishka Lulla 

With a playful take on nerdy fashion, Nishka Lulla stayed true to safe pastels and easy separates. Flowerpot prints dominated the peach and blue colour palette. Crop tops and palazzos were layered with summery trenches.

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Dhruv Kapoor

Major colour blocking and waterproof fabrics paired with sequinned flowers were spotted at Dhruv Kapoor’s resort special. Leather belts and mesh fabrics were seen at regular intervals.

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Urvashi Kaur

Soft mulmuls, clamp dyeing techniques and graphic block prints complement shibori patterns and linens at Urvashi Kaur’s showcase. Quickly becoming a staple, the grained khadi jumpsuit and other ensembles had frayed and raw edges, adding a touch of modern to ancient Indian crafts.

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[Ka] [Sha]

Even though Karishma Shahani continued with her tie-and-dye technique on her usual cuts and silhouettes, this collection saw a huge focus on ombres. Ruffles, bows and patchwork jackets makes this collection a must have for the fearless bohemian. Don’t miss the gorgeous ombre eyeliner in smooth shades of blue and white.

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Verandah

Fun florals were cleverly layered on maxis, bomber jackets and countryside dresses at Verandah by Anjali Patel Mehta. Titled ‘Interiors with eggplant’, the collection was pure avant garde with denim bralets, pleated fisherman pants and luxe pantsuits.

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SOL by Piyush Dedhia

Adding a fashionable twist to menswear, SOL showed a mix of jackets and oversized tie-and-dye shirts paired with bombers. The pastel suits and trousers were perfect for those trying to have a breezy day at the office.

Jayanti Reddy

Debutante designer Jayanti Reddy showed a royal collection with vegetable dye prints and age old traditional concepts, merged with modern, contemporary cuts. We enjoyed this experiment in bridal wear.

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Vrisa by Rahul and Shikha

Vrisa’s spring summer collection titled ‘Ahir’ is a confluence of Bandhani and Kutch embroidery. Strong layering, cute as a button pompoms and very summer-ready separates in dusty turquoise made this a fun wardrobe.

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SVA

Inspired by the rich culture of Morocco and the famed Hasan II mosque in Casablanca, Sonam and Paras Modi of SVA Couture have created easy flowing lehengas, summery crop tops and layered jackets. Historic tiles and minarets translate into prints on a sunset and pink colour palette.

Ajay Kumar

Ajay Kumar continues his print story from last season with ‘paradox of lotus sutra’. As the name suggests, the lotus pattern was the core motif. Don’t miss the totes and man purses that made regular appearances. Prints mixed with bright patterns, finely tailored blazers and well-structured silhouettes emphasised the coolness of this collection.

Aiman

‘Re-make’ by Aiman was a beautiful amalgamation of crisp structured shirts and blazers, and fluid skirts and trousers. We loved the heart embroidery and the intertwining Venus fly traps on white shirts that will hopefully bring some glamour to boring work-wear.

Read about what inspired this collection here.

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