September festive fashion collection launches on our radar!
- Fashion Featured
Ruhi Gilder
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Ruhi Gilder
As we move closer to the festive season, designers drop their lushly embroidered and embellished Indian wear collections. Read on to prep your wardrobe with the best of the best.
Anjul Bhandari
Known for her luxurious Chikankari couture, Anjul Bhandari unveils her latest offering, ‘Tasavvur”. Meaning “A Reflection or Contemplation” in Urdu, Tasavvur is entirely handcrafted by the women artisans of Lucknow. “Tasavvur is a showcase of our passion and the hope & positivity of our artisans for whom this collection spells new beginnings”, says Anjul Bhandari. Sustainable handwoven fabrics are hand embroidered with sequins, baby pearls, on chiffon, georgette and organza. A mood board of ivory, white, hydro, blush pink, old rose, baby blue, mint and sage green colour the collection of lehengas, shararas, sarees, and A-line kurtas.
Anita Dongre
Anita Dongre’s Bridal Couture collection takes on Prajakta Koli as a muse. She embodies the spirit of a free-spirited, brave and light-hearted bride. The palette is a lavish combination of blush, ivory, deep green, and of course, red.
Anjalee & Arjun Kapoor
Showcasing the extravagance and flamboyance of the Victorian Era, label Anjalee & Arjun Kapoor launch their Renaissance Reborn collection. Paying homage to classical architecture and art, the edit is filled with lehengas, shararas, concept sarees, and more in fabrics such as organza brocade, tulle brocade, moonga silk brocade, sheer silk, tulle, novelty crinkle. The bridal styles are vibrant with deep tones while the pre-bridal and gowns are in elegant pastels such as salmon pink, peach powder, blue erinite, green and grey.
Anushree Reddy
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The designer’s eponymous label, Anushree Reddy releases a Chikankari collection ‘Nazaakat’, just in time for the festive season. Featuring Chitrangadha Singh, the edit is a marriage between the art of Chikankari and the charms of Lucknow city’s crafts. Ivory tones, pastels, highlight intricate motifs, perfect for the contemporary elegant woman.
Mala and Kinnary
The mother-daughter duo, Mala and Kinnary launched their new collection, TRÉSUR on the first of the month. Inspired by the Chowmahalla Palace, with its large passages, crystal chandeliers, high ceilings and vintage artefacts. Hues of sunrise and sunset paint mellifluous silky fabrics. Heavy pearl embellishments on the necklines of the gowns and kurtas are an ode to India’s rich royal heritage.
Pink City
Pink City’s Sanaz collection is a celebration of traditional craftsmanship with modern silhouettes. Leheriya sets with dramatic sleeves, Gota work anarkali with a bandhini dupatta, bandhini jumpsuit, shibori pieces define the collection. Featuring an array of kurta sets, palazzos, dresses, and capes, in silk, chanderi and organza fabrics, the outfits are drenched in hot pinks, reds, deep greens, purples, vibrant yellows, and blacks.
Roseroom by Isha
Roseroom by Isha presents its luxurious bridal collection ‘Mystic Echo,’ inspired by travel, art, architecture, and history. It is a tribute to the goddess of the universe, and the inner goddess of each and every woman. Intricate hand-embroidered crystals, glass beads and sequins, are stitched over flowy drapes, floral motifs, and dainty necklines.
Ritu Kumar
Ritu Kumar’s August Winter 2021 collection takes one on a journey to Arabia. Inspired by the endless dunes in a quiet desert oasis, the collection is steeped in sandy browns, tans, and Savannah yellows. Graphic, tonal and geometric prints on luxurious yarn dyes, created in diaphanous cuts bring an eclectic note to the edit.
Ridhi Mehra
Label Ridhi Mehra’s new prêt pre-fall collection, ‘All My Heart’ is about the celebration of life. Kurtas with subtle paint-like strokes, breezy floral georgette kaftans, peplum tops, are perfect for a casual look during the festive season.
Tribe Amrapali
The festival of nine days should be celebrated with nine semi-precious stones from Tribe Amrapali’s Navratna collection. Specially crafted for Navratri, the colourful jewellery is handcrafted by artisans in silver with antique gold plating.
Tamanna Punjabi Kapoor
