Delhi Times Fashion Week: It comes to an end with a bang!
| Updated: Sep 25, 2018, 13:42 IST
Delhi Times Fashion Week 2018 has now come to an end but trust us when we say that it will be one that will play in the minds of many for a long time. From decadent sarees to heavily embroidered lehengas and chic handcrafted ensembles, the ramp saw an array of outfits that simply swept the audience off their feet. Today, we have brought you all that went down on the last day, day 3, of Delhi Times Fashion Week. Read on...
The first segment saw designs displayed by Seema Kashyap, Timsy Dhawan and Madame. From floor-sweeping gowns to velvet midis and high-low and uneven-hemmed lehengas, the ramp was awash with various styles!
Showstopper, Apeksha Porwal looked ravishing in a high-low gown by the designer.
Madame's collection was more casual compared to the other two in this first segment. From denim co-ords to cotton dresses and uber trendy cigar pants, the collection is fit for the modern Indian woman. Also, we loved the use of velvet in this collection!
Roshni Sheoran dazzled as showstopper in a tiny black dress...
Lastly, the first segment came to end with Seema Kashyap's collection featuring decadent and shimmery evening wear. From sleeveless gowns to one-shouldered dresses and shimmery pieces, the contemporary collection will appeal to all party girls.
Peden Ongmu Namgyal turned showstopper for Seema Kashyap in a gorgeous deep red embellished gown.
The next show was put out by Sangria by Jabong. The collection was awash with colous ranging from bright yellows to bright pinks and purples! Contemporary Indian outfits were the highlight of this show. We loved the Indian-inspired jackets teamed with shorts and the tribal print midis the most! The collection is perfect for the working Indian woman who wants to look stylish yet keep it comfortable, all at the same time.
The next segment was presented to us by Poonam Bhagat and Nida Mahmood. Poonam Bhagat’s collection featured colours such as bright pinks, blacks and even teal! Gold embroidery and embellishments were clearly favoured and we love the contemporary vibe of all the Indian looks.
Ruhi Singh closed the show looking like a million bucks in a black lehenga skirt teamed with a pink cut-out kurta.
Nida Mahmood put up a rocking show too. Her collection wasn't for the faint-hearted. From quirky silhouettes to funky use of colour, the collection was fit for anyone who likes to experiment with style. You cannot miss out on the headgears used!
Here the designer talks about her funky collection...
Malini Ramani’s collection featured several chic sarees. Beige was quite the favoured hue here and the usage of delicate and intricate embroidery was clearly favoured. Take a look at some of the uber-trendy pieces from this collection...
Aditi Hundia turned showstopper for Malini. Take a look at her stunning outfit...
The finale by Suneet Varma was one we will never forget. His contemporary lehengas were simply stunning and the usage of bright colours was very refreshing. Malavika Mohanan turned showstopper for Varma and stunned in a gorgeous gold lehenga. Take a look...
Until next time then...
The first segment saw designs displayed by Seema Kashyap, Timsy Dhawan and Madame. From floor-sweeping gowns to velvet midis and high-low and uneven-hemmed lehengas, the ramp was awash with various styles!
Showstopper, Apeksha Porwal looked ravishing in a high-low gown by the designer.
Madame's collection was more casual compared to the other two in this first segment. From denim co-ords to cotton dresses and uber trendy cigar pants, the collection is fit for the modern Indian woman. Also, we loved the use of velvet in this collection!
Roshni Sheoran dazzled as showstopper in a tiny black dress...
Lastly, the first segment came to end with Seema Kashyap's collection featuring decadent and shimmery evening wear. From sleeveless gowns to one-shouldered dresses and shimmery pieces, the contemporary collection will appeal to all party girls.
Peden Ongmu Namgyal turned showstopper for Seema Kashyap in a gorgeous deep red embellished gown.
The next show was put out by Sangria by Jabong. The collection was awash with colous ranging from bright yellows to bright pinks and purples! Contemporary Indian outfits were the highlight of this show. We loved the Indian-inspired jackets teamed with shorts and the tribal print midis the most! The collection is perfect for the working Indian woman who wants to look stylish yet keep it comfortable, all at the same time.
The next segment was presented to us by Poonam Bhagat and Nida Mahmood. Poonam Bhagat’s collection featured colours such as bright pinks, blacks and even teal! Gold embroidery and embellishments were clearly favoured and we love the contemporary vibe of all the Indian looks.
Ruhi Singh closed the show looking like a million bucks in a black lehenga skirt teamed with a pink cut-out kurta.
Nida Mahmood put up a rocking show too. Her collection wasn't for the faint-hearted. From quirky silhouettes to funky use of colour, the collection was fit for anyone who likes to experiment with style. You cannot miss out on the headgears used!
Here the designer talks about her funky collection...
Malini Ramani’s collection featured several chic sarees. Beige was quite the favoured hue here and the usage of delicate and intricate embroidery was clearly favoured. Take a look at some of the uber-trendy pieces from this collection...
Aditi Hundia turned showstopper for Malini. Take a look at her stunning outfit...
The finale by Suneet Varma was one we will never forget. His contemporary lehengas were simply stunning and the usage of bright colours was very refreshing. Malavika Mohanan turned showstopper for Varma and stunned in a gorgeous gold lehenga. Take a look...
Until next time then...