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Earth vibes galore!
With a designer using a pallete of colours from the earth, and another finding creative expression with khadi, the Lakme Fashion Week Summer-Resort 2017 ramp saw Indian elements in full glory.
With a designer using a pallete of colours from the earth, and another finding creative expression with khadi, the Lakme Fashion Week Summer-Resort 2017 ramp saw Indian elements in full glory.
Urvashi Kaur used leheriya and shibori techniques, apart from delicate chikankari, for her line 'Vaasa', inspired from her travel experiences to remote parts of India as a child.
The highlight was intricate detailing, shibori, distinct leheriya dyeing and hand block printing with instances of chikankari. The collection started with a palette that's from the earth, with a dusty fawn that faded into a faint blush to darker hues of indigo and olive.
Kaur's show was followed by the label 11.11 by designer Shahni Himanshu, who showcased an all-khadi collection for both men and women in hues of indigo, white and mustard.
The collection consisted of robes, knee-length shorts, dresses, check shirts and skirts. The highlight of 11.11 show was the use of headgear made out of broken watches and feathers.
