Lakme Fashion Week Winter Festive 2019 Day 4
The five twenty-four hour period biannual way bacchanal at the middle of Mumbai is fast approaching its end!
Day iv at Lakmé Fashion Week Winter/Festive 2019 notches higher with a star-studded attendance and creative output at its zenith. Partnering upwardly with NEXA, this season saw dynamic designer duo of Rohit Gandhi and Rahul Khanna make a dramatic comeback at Lakmé Fashion Calendar week after fifteen years. The celebrated couturiers amplified their signature beading techniques with masterful tailoring and edgy cuts.
Lakmé introduced Ananya Panday as it'southward new face during the Blockbuster Brides bear witness, which showcased collections by Hyderabad-based designer Anushree Reddy and Bombay-based Arpita Mehta. Both designers focused on feminine offerings merely each was distinct in its own manner – more than of which you lot can read most in detail in the reviews below…
The solar day too saw Tahweave weave a story that contemporarised her traditional aesthetics by integrating international and bohemian sensibilities. The label stayed true to its design ethics, past reviving age-old crafts, with a ritualistic mix of screen press and hand weaves. Using discreet stripes and checks, with hints of Jamdaani detailing, the silhouettes spoke of a raw bold, yet chic artful.
Read on to elucidate yourself with the standout collections on Mean solar day 4 of Lakmé Mode Calendar week Winter/Festive 2019.
KUNAL RAWAL
Menswear maestro Kunal Rawal never fails to amuse and surprise you at the aforementioned fourth dimension. Becoming bigger and better with the season, Winter/Festive 2019 saw Kunal upping his game by introducing not only womenswear just kidswear likewise! Set to have over the marketplace, Kunal offered a sartorial accept on Indian sensibilities by fusing contemporary, functional silhouettes with a traditional twist.
In partnership with boAt, the boAt ten Kunal Rawal collection sharply cutting yet well tailored silhouettes with a hint of streetwear inspiration – something which has come up to be known every bit an integral part of the label'due south design language. Details such as cropped bundis, distressed finishes, layering and push button-less bandhgalas, athwart hems, skinny trousers, waistcoats with lapels and high slit kurtas formed the basis of the fast paced collection.
Kunal's debut womenswear offering featured an ethos borrowed from his chief line of menswear with similar techniques, surface plays and motifs translated into more feminine silhouettes such as long shirts and jackets.
NARENDRA KUMAR
Narendra Kumar's Wintertime/Festive 2019 collection revolves around relaxed athleisure pieces. Titled 'Stranger Noises' by FKNS, the evidence posed equally the 4th instalment of this protesting label'southward style serial.
FKNS for Narendra means 'Fake News', which has troubled the designer for several seasons which he hoped to eradicate with each collection in this series. Inspired by the social events in the world 'Stranger Noises', was a line of conflicting and contrasting artistic ideas that reflected the mood of the current atmosphere of the world.
Edgy bomber jackets, denim pieces in a colour card of soft pastels of pink, blue and dark-green, and tailored suits formed the basis of the drove. These were further embellished with interesting placement of embroidery and mesh and knitwear.
A monochrome sportswear strip item with the branding of 'FKNS Mumbai' written all over, served as a key element of detail in the collection. Graffiti letters of words like 'diversity', 'hate', 'love', 'racism', 'beauty', 'walls', 'inclusive' and more than made an advent on several garments in the course of digital prints and sequin embroidery. The same words were also painted on the faces of some of the models' faces and shoes.
ROHIT GANDHI AND RAHUL KHANNA
Couturiers Rohit Gandhi and Rahul Khanna fabricated a comeback at Lakmé Fashion Calendar week Winter/Festive 2019 subsequently fifteen years. Titled 'Interstellar', the collection in association with NEXA, highlighted the dynamic duo'southward global sensibilities and impeccable cuts, which embodied NEXA'south characteristics – new age and innovation.
The colour palette revolved effectually NEXA colours of black and white with tones of greyness, platinum and gunmetal along with the signature NEXA Bluish. Lush and opulent materials such as plush satins, frosty silks, sheer tulles and suiting organzas brought grandeur to the ensembles.
Details such as generous splashes of intricate pearlescent beaded elements, and geometric patterns crafted out of beading of luxurious embellishments, dominated the drove.
Under the womenswear category, fringes and angular asymmetrical elements accentuated sensuous dresses, gowns, wrap slim skirts, halters, high slit dresses, plunged neckline fringed mini sheaths and 1-shoulder dolman sleeved mini.
Standout pieces include the glaze-dress sheath, shorts with wrap sheer mini and the one-shouldered ombré gown with embroidered bodice.
Menswear featured jackets with discreet shimmer and innovative construction. Corded jackets with kurtas, waistcoats, jumpsuits with extended shoulders, short ane-lapel jacket, and long line jackets brought about an unconventional vibe to the collection.
Standout pieces included the imitation waistcoat and tuxedo fashion version, one-button, layered jackets and double-lapel jackets that featured large welt pockets.
JAJAABOR
The brainchild of Kanika Sachdev and Neelanjan Ghosh, the 'Jajaabor' label, which means 'nomad' in Assamese, has always offered clothes with a universal appeal.
For their Winter/Festive collection at Lakmé Way Week 2019, the pair channeled babyhood nostalgia as the inspiration. Quaintly titled 'Chai at Mughalsarai Jn', the collection delved deep into their childhood memories when travel by train was one of the happiest holidays and visiting the various tourist destinations a dream come true.
The folksy local hues, the heart-form ethos, memories of the little joys of childhood moments came live on their creations in the grade of prints, embroidery and colours.
Print and embroidery served as the ultimate highlight of the drove. Motifs of tigers, trains, flowers, horses, elephants, buildings, houses, vied for attention with destination names like Amritsar Jn, New Delhi, Agra, Sholapur, Mughalsarai Jn, Pune written in English language and Devanagari script.
Silhouettes were dramatic and reinvented classics but featured deconstruction as a key element of detail. The designers played with the beauty of traditional textiles bringing together a vast milieu of fabrics like Khadi, silk Chanderi, organza, Jamdaani, tussar, georgette, Banarasi weaves in Chanderi along with golden tissue.
Multi-layering techniques served as the crux of the collection as diaphanous skirts, asymmetric kurtas and keen waistcoats stood out with a myriad of prints.
Standout pieces include big, lapelled, cropped jackets layered over striped crossover tunics teamed with layered skirts and sleek trousers. The sari was layered under asymmetric flouncy sleeved, flooring length, kimono.
ARPITA MEHTA
Fusing the contemporary with the traditional and weaving a tale of fun, flirty silhouettes is a feature that Arpita has come to be associated with.
Details such as antique coins, ghungroos, mirror work, cowrie shells mixed with a myriad of prints channeled in major Coachella vibes and fix a boho mood.
Intricately embellished jackets, slim kurtas, flowing shararas and stylishly belted kaftans crafted out of luxe materials such every bit Tabi silk, Modal and silk organza ready the tone of her Winter/Festive 2019 drove.
Key elements such as strappy blouses, risqué necklines and sensuous cuts served equally the perfect selling point for the new historic period woman who is forever on the lookout for something out of the ordinary.
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