Spectacular Collection Of Six Yards By Archana Kochhar
- 9 years ago
The sheer elegance of six yard presented in innovative modern styles, high on grace and femininity, was the high point of the just concluded Lakme Fashion Week (LFW) Summer-Resort 2013, which also saw glitter of gold on the ramp.
Other unique concepts brought on the ramp also made the five-day event a memorable experience for all and sundry. If Indian designers presented spectacular collection of six yards, especially in net, international designer Naeem Khan, who made his India debut at the LFW, too introduced a new version of sari called "Ball gown sari".
Specifically designed for the Indian audience, Khan's sari draping style is unique, making it like a ball gown. It was received well when displayed on the ramp. "The ball gown sari has been specially designed for India. It is one piece of fabric without any stitches and just needs to be draped," Khan said explaining his unique costume.
Draping a sari is no longer tedious for women, thanks to designers for introducing new range of six yards, which were light, yet elegant. Ace designer Rehane's Indian look was also appreciated greatly at the event. Her clothes, though very desi, had an extremely modern and trendy touch making them appealing.
Other unique concepts brought on the ramp also made the five-day event a memorable experience for all and sundry. If Indian designers presented spectacular collection of six yards, especially in net, international designer Naeem Khan, who made his India debut at the LFW, too introduced a new version of sari called "Ball gown sari".
Specifically designed for the Indian audience, Khan's sari draping style is unique, making it like a ball gown. It was received well when displayed on the ramp. "The ball gown sari has been specially designed for India. It is one piece of fabric without any stitches and just needs to be draped," Khan said explaining his unique costume.
Draping a sari is no longer tedious for women, thanks to designers for introducing new range of six yards, which were light, yet elegant. Ace designer Rehane's Indian look was also appreciated greatly at the event. Her clothes, though very desi, had an extremely modern and trendy touch making them appealing.