[tab:Feed] Love thy fellow being For Spring Summe The Patiala bottoms were twisted to give a different feel. The tunics were lose in sync and had an energetic flounce. This season’s favourite—fabric jewellery—made a pivotal moment. Prints were softer to eyes in peachy and yellowy palettes. The other shades were methodically placed …

[tab:Feed]Flora and Freedom The designer duo called their collection ‘Happily Unmarried’, where the women walked in joyous and cheerful tones of oranges, blues and greys signifying freedom and liberty. Hemant & Nandita’s Spring Summer 2012 collection started with plenty of abstract digital prints inspired from trees and bushes in a …

[tab:Feed]Organised Chaos Joyjit Talukdar for Spring Summer 2012 brings forth the human emotions alive. The collection reflects the human mind that deals with thousands of sentiments, which cannot be structured.  The thought waves have their own directions, their own shapes. The palette was ultra basic with off whites and dusty pastels.  There …

[tab:Feed]Flawed perfectio In this collection, time moved backwards to our crafts and traditions, which has been receding from our day-to-day vision in this techno-freak era. Divyam Mehta’s garments were beautifully handcrafted with honest errors, which lent an originality and intimacy to the collection. The designer used Japanese techniques in hand …

[tab:Feed]The Royal Wedding Samanth Chauhan has recited a dramatic wedding tale in typical Rajput style with men clad in bandhgala and red turban as the enchanting music and chanting of mantras evokes you spiritually. The designer has drawn his inspiration from the Victorian nude, beige, brown and white – a …