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Karisma Kapoor walks for Hyderabad's designer Architha Narayanam
The Lakmé Fashion Week Winter/Festive 2016 runway platform created quite a buzz among the fashion enthusiasts of the country by launching Hyderabad’s established designer Architha Narayanam. In addition; it was the gorgeous lady of B’town who stole the limelight at the highly-coveted fashion week.
The Lakmé Fashion Week Winter/Festive 2016 runway platform created quite a buzz among the fashion enthusiasts of the country by launching Hyderabad’s established designer Architha Narayanam. In addition; it was the gorgeous lady of B’town who stole the limelight at the highly-coveted fashion week.
The petite beauty Karishma Kapoor looked resplendent in Architha’s bridal couture and Parnicaa Jewellery. The designer showcased her bridal collection on the final day at the LFW Stage One the fashion extravaganza, which was held in St Regis, Mumbai on August 28.
Actor Karisma Kapoor commented, "I really love the concept and the silhouettes of the entire collection. The outfit which I wore was extraordinary and I always love to support young talent like Architha.”
Designer Architha Narayanam commented, “Lakme and 6Degree have given me a wonderful opportunity to be part of the country’s premium fashion event. I also thank Karisma Kapoor the evergreen beauty of Bollywood who walked the ramp for me, making my outfit look even more graceful.
I also thank Parnicaa Jewellery for their designer jewellery made exclusively for the models of our show and Karisma Kapoor. My collection ‘Kaasika Bazaar’ is a collaboration of two spiritually and culturally affluent cities ‘Banaras’ from north and 'Hyderabad' from south.
The blend of traditionalism and modernism of the two cities have inspired us to feature such resplendent ensemble with the amalgamation of raw silks, gold tissue and banarasis to showcase a contemporary bridal idea.
The hues ‘red’, ‘green’, ‘gold’ and ‘elephant’ motifs in our embellishment with zardosi enhancements have been determined to refer to the ancient and indigenous lifestyles of the two cities."
