Fashion Preview Collection

It's all about going back to constructed compositions. Each garment in this collection has an intrinsic importance of decomposed value, the designer begins to explain. The collection is an assembly of eveningwear and daywear along with some pieces of bikinis which will offer a perfect line for the fresh summer season. It emphasizes more on colours and less of embellishments. With minimum embellishments we have tried to splash a plethora of colours on an array of joyful fabrics like linen, muslin, paper silk, satin georgette, gossamer cotton jersey andviscose jersey. Embellishments take their cue from the luscious classicism of Mackintosh-inspired botanical gardens in a rose-shaped cornice of hand-cut petals that move stealthily onto hems and necklines. The predominant shades include hues abstracted from accents of fennel, mustard, nutmeg, cayenne, sesame, cumin, rhododendron andanise.

My latest collection targets the Indian market as well caters to somebody who is nomadic and loves to experiment with their look, she added. Classical styles are revisited with be spoke finishes. Fitted and rounded silhouettes with reduced volumes. More structured styles with lowered hemlines, reinvented with folds, pleats and ornamental details make this collection more elegant. Simple essentials with sleeveless and drop shoulders, a constructed composition in silky viscose with transparent details are some of the high-points. A vast range of kaftans, long robes, and large dresses, swim suits along with an assortment of bags, accessories and sandal sare worked-on canvas, napa and nylon with unfinished woven meshes. Talking about the look of the model on the ramp the designer was quite clear about her thoughts. The look will be fragile but real, with flaky gold and silver make-up, accessorized with flower pot head gears specially designed for the catwalk session. The man belongs to a family whose last six generations were lawyers and had no relevance with fashion industry, but Anand Bushanchose to break the tradition and become a fashion designer. Though he confessed that being an orator is in his genes, Anand always loved his clothes more than his mouth Stylekandy. comreveals more about the dislikes and preferences of this young designer.

Clothes are my love and despite minor hiccups in between, I couldn't think of choosing any other profession but fashion. After finishing my education, I underwent an undergraduate program from NIFT, New Delhi and then finished my post graduation in 2008 from NID. That was the time when I got the platform to showcase at Lakme Gen Next and debuted with my own label the role of marketing in fashion.