Day 2 of the Delhi Times Fashion Week was an extravagant affair
Sep 22, 2019, 12:57 IST
The Delhi Times Fashion Week renewed for yet another season. This time too, the event showcased collections a mix of talented up and coming designers, industry veterans and well-known brand.
This edition of the event was carried out from 20th of September. Today will be the finale day of the grand fashion event.
Yesterday, wrapped up the second day of the Delhi Times Fashion Week. We saw a blend of flamboyant Indian wear and relaxed western wear. Let’s take a look at all the collections showcased yesterday.
The day began with Niki Mahajan’s collection of free spirited bohemian wear. The collection displayed a wide variety of reds, pinks and blues with a plethora of intricate prints.
We then saw Marks and Spencers’ take on relaxed holiday wear and smart business casuals. Shibani Dandekar and Rohit Khandelwal walked as show stoppers for the brand.
Next came Rajdeep Ranawat’s collection of Indian wear that celebrated the Indian weave and print. Femina Miss Grand India 2019 Shivani Jadhav walked as the show stopper for the designer’s collection.
Siddartha Tytler's collection of party appropriate ethnics and western staples made a stellar finale show.
This edition of the event was carried out from 20th of September. Today will be the finale day of the grand fashion event.
Yesterday, wrapped up the second day of the Delhi Times Fashion Week. We saw a blend of flamboyant Indian wear and relaxed western wear. Let’s take a look at all the collections showcased yesterday.
The day began with Niki Mahajan’s collection of free spirited bohemian wear. The collection displayed a wide variety of reds, pinks and blues with a plethora of intricate prints.
We then saw Marks and Spencers’ take on relaxed holiday wear and smart business casuals. Shibani Dandekar and Rohit Khandelwal walked as show stoppers for the brand.
Next came Rajdeep Ranawat’s collection of Indian wear that celebrated the Indian weave and print. Femina Miss Grand India 2019 Shivani Jadhav walked as the show stopper for the designer’s collection.
Siddartha Tytler's collection of party appropriate ethnics and western staples made a stellar finale show.