The final day of the three days long fashion extravaganza, Delhi Times Fashion Week celebrated the varied Indian silhouettes. From distinct fabrics to unique cuts - the last day was a tribute to the diversity of Indian fashion.
The day kickstarted by a pleasantly surprising collection by students of IWP Academy, who paid a befitting tribute to traditional Indian styles. The show featured polychromatic palette with incredible patterns and unique accents and brought some blossom and glamour to the ramp.
The second show of the day was an ode to Khadi, by a designer from the city of Nawabs, Lucknow. Designer Mukesh Dubey illuminated the runway with his splendid ensembles. With his Indian-centric collection, he strives to revive and promote the Indian fabrics and Khadi through his collection. The designer also emphasized on bringing eco friendly sustainability to the centerstage.
The third show, by designer Manisha Rituparna with Label Rituparno came in as a breeze of fresh air with a rather immaculate collection, influenced by the age old traditions and ancient folklores of India.
It was followed by sizzling Sambalpuri Ikat ensembles by designer Pradeep Shahari at Sakshi Handloom. Shahari's intricate designs and myriad hues caught our fancy and tingled our ethnic nerve.
The Grand Finale for Little Tags Luxury Delhi Times Fashion Week powered by Cool Lip would be presented by Designer Suneet Verma on the 22nd of October 2021.
