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LFW 2017 Day 1: Khadi, shibori, sapphire are colours of India during a runway
- Updated: February 3, 2017
A indication transport on a ramp on Day 1 of LFW 2017. Picture Courtesy/Yogen Shah
With a engineer regulating a pallete of colours from a earth, and another anticipating artistic countenance with khadi, a Lakme Fashion Week Summer-Resort 2017 ramp — on a opening day on Wednesday — saw Indian elements in full glory.
Urvashi Kaur used leheriya and shibori techniques, detached from ethereal chikankari, for her line ‘Vaasa’, desirous from her transport practice to remote tools of India as a child.
The prominence was perplexing detailing, shibori, graphic leheriya dyeing and palm retard copy with instances of chikankari.
A indication transport on a ramp on Day 1 of LFW 2017. Picture Courtesy/Yogen Shah
Talking about a collection, Kaur told IANS: “My collection is centered around a traveller and devout seeker and his metaphorical journey. This tour is patrician Vaasa and is an ongoing thesis within my work and has continued to enthuse me by several collections.”
The engineer denounced 25 ensembles for group and women. It enclosed tailored shirts, skirts and structured jumpsuits and panelled separates. Layering played a pivotal role.
The collection started with a palette that’s from a earth, with a dry tan that faded into a gloomy glow to darker hues of sapphire and olive. Kaur used time worn, handwoven textiles like khadi, elementary string and normal Ajrakhs and kota doriya joined with a dark radiance of string silks reflecting a transience of cultures and civilisations.
Kaur’s uncover was followed by a tag 11.11 by engineer Shahni Himanshu, who showcased an all-khadi collection for both group and women in hues of indigo, white and mustard.
The collection consisted of robes, knee-length shorts, dresses, check shirts and skirts. The prominence of 11.11 uncover was a use of headgear done out of damaged watches and feathers.
A indication transport on a ramp on Day 1 of LFW 2017. Picture Courtesy/Yogen Shah
Talking about a collection, Himanshu told IANS: “The whole collection is done out of 100 percent khadi and healthy dyeing process… We work extensively with khadi. We also instituted a thought of khadi denim.”