Flourishing or well-known, designers brought their A-game today for Lakmé Fashion Week. Here’s everything you need to know.

SVA by Sonam and Paras Modi:

This season, the designers whose creations have promptly found a spot in every bride’s trousseau, revealed their collection ‘Naseem Bagh’, for which they twisted to Kashmir’s magical Chinar leaves for encouragement. Models elegantly took the ramp in highly wrought, traditional separates featuring a speckled color story ranging from autumnal to midnight hues. Finishing touches came in the form of the label’s signature, intricate embroidery and the duo’s festive take on a corset. Vaani Kapoor brought the show to a dramatic close in a burning crimson lehenga. 

Antar-Agni by Ujjwal Dubey

It’s firmly to consider that Ujjwal Dubey—the Delhi-based designer who has the mastered the sartorial mix of statement and sombre like no other—once wanted to be an engineer. For autumn, the International Woolmark Prize finalist to be had another collection with wear ability at its core. Titled disobedience, the line packed with architectural yet fuss-free separates played with contrasts (light and heavy, texture and sheen, structure and flow). While black and white were still the designer’s hero hues, Dubey also conducted experiment with soft and smooth shades like dusty pink.  

Manish Arora

when it comes to being the centre of attention, no one does it quite like Manish Arora. This season, the designer turned the ground floor of Mumbai’s bustling Palladium Mall into a runway for his show. Arora’s collection ‘Cosmic Love’, which have a good time  for his 10th anniversary on Parisian catwalks and is enthused by the universe, lit up the mall as models made their way down escalators in his signature vivacious separates replete with celestial bodies and tribal patterns.

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