Lakme Fashion Week: Here’s everything to know about what went down on day 3
| Aug 25, 2018, 08:00 IST
Much like day 1 and day 2, designers on day 3 of the Lakme Fashion Week displayed their gorgeous collection on the ramp. Here’s all that went down on day 3.
‘Twin queen' is Armaan Randhawa's dedication to late designer Alexander McQueen. The W/F'18 collection was all about minimal, boxy and heavily embroidered silhouettes with edgy artwork. Mohammad Mazhar was inspired by the saviour of cloth – the 'Rafugar'. The collection showcased lots of Rafugar-inspired embroideries in a red, black and white colour palette at Lakmé Fashion Week. Two Point Two's W/F'18 collection 'Simultaneity' payed tribute to the traditional agender Japanese garment ‘Kimono’. The collection deconstructed sophisticated formal wear into chic street wear.
Winner of The Platform presented by smartwater, Kanika Goyal presented her W/F’18 collection of edgy silhouettes accented with graphic art. Designers Sakshi and Swasti Shah presented Shanti’s W/F’18 collection ‘Megh-Malhar’ crafted from discarded fabrics. Ishanee and Aniruddh presented Poochki’s W/F’18 collection Black Cloud at Lakmé Fashion Week which features artsy brush strokes.
Gaurang gave ode to the superstar of the South-Indian film industry Savitri. The collection saw the return of the retro-glam with a revival of the South Indian silks and textiles.
Kartikeya's W/F'18 collection 'Heroine of the Opera' emulated an old world nostalgia interspersed with the powerful theatrics of the European opera culture in the late 1700s through grand silhouettes.
Caprese presented SHIFT’s Cruise 19 collection that’s designed for the girl who wants to do everything at once. The brand’s love affair with midi dresses & the signature shift continues to evolve with wardrobe staples for today’s girls. At Arpita Mehta's W/F'18 collection the vibe was breezy, and the silhouettes effortless. The designer captured the effervescent spirit of Caprese with a fusion destination wear collection that spells feminine yet flirty.
R-Elan presents Nachiket Barve's 'Millennial Maharani' W/F'18 collection which took inspiration from the globe trotting Indian Royalty of the 20’s and 30’s. Well, we’re certainly lloking forward to day 4 after such a fantastic event. Stay tuned for more updates.
‘Twin queen' is Armaan Randhawa's dedication to late designer Alexander McQueen. The W/F'18 collection was all about minimal, boxy and heavily embroidered silhouettes with edgy artwork. Mohammad Mazhar was inspired by the saviour of cloth – the 'Rafugar'. The collection showcased lots of Rafugar-inspired embroideries in a red, black and white colour palette at Lakmé Fashion Week. Two Point Two's W/F'18 collection 'Simultaneity' payed tribute to the traditional agender Japanese garment ‘Kimono’. The collection deconstructed sophisticated formal wear into chic street wear.
Winner of The Platform presented by smartwater, Kanika Goyal presented her W/F’18 collection of edgy silhouettes accented with graphic art. Designers Sakshi and Swasti Shah presented Shanti’s W/F’18 collection ‘Megh-Malhar’ crafted from discarded fabrics. Ishanee and Aniruddh presented Poochki’s W/F’18 collection Black Cloud at Lakmé Fashion Week which features artsy brush strokes.
Gaurang gave ode to the superstar of the South-Indian film industry Savitri. The collection saw the return of the retro-glam with a revival of the South Indian silks and textiles.
Kartikeya's W/F'18 collection 'Heroine of the Opera' emulated an old world nostalgia interspersed with the powerful theatrics of the European opera culture in the late 1700s through grand silhouettes.
Caprese presented SHIFT’s Cruise 19 collection that’s designed for the girl who wants to do everything at once. The brand’s love affair with midi dresses & the signature shift continues to evolve with wardrobe staples for today’s girls. At Arpita Mehta's W/F'18 collection the vibe was breezy, and the silhouettes effortless. The designer captured the effervescent spirit of Caprese with a fusion destination wear collection that spells feminine yet flirty.
R-Elan presents Nachiket Barve's 'Millennial Maharani' W/F'18 collection which took inspiration from the globe trotting Indian Royalty of the 20’s and 30’s. Well, we’re certainly lloking forward to day 4 after such a fantastic event. Stay tuned for more updates.