[tab:Feed]For Spring Summer 2012, Jyoti Sharma brought together some elements from our surroundings, to come up with a collection that was more structured and panelled. However, one could notice a sense of intimacy and intricacy. The designer has re-invented the elements existing around us, and then mixed and matched them …

[tab:Feed]Beige is new black Manoj Dubey Lehangas, salwar-kameez, maxi-dresses and waist-coats looked enchanting in earthy tones of beige, muddy brown, copper, burgundy and maroon to capture the Indian traditional clothing arena. Beige was predominantly used, giving a clear message – beige is the new black! The collection was confined to …

[tab:Feed]Péro by Aneeth Arora The Hippie Chic Aneeth Arora’s Spring/Summer 2012 collection was a spectacle of revolting prints and checks. The collection is worth noticing for more than one reason. The designer sent out models in baby doll dresses. Madras checks of late 50s made a comeback. Turbans returned to …

[tab:Feed]  Rajesh Pratap Singh High on ikkat Rajesh Pratap Singh, known for his sense of minimalism, outshines his virtue every time. Starting with chaotic music, he slowly shifts to a peppy note. Held in an open area, the show once again suited the theme and the ideology. The shapes were a …

[tab:Feed] Rina Dhaka   Classic Meets Contemporary   When classic meets contemporary, a new amalgamation of cuts and sensibilities are being created. Rina Dhaka successfully fuses the modern cuts with traditional techniques drawing inspiration from tangible and intangible textures in nature bringing out a relaxed yet alluring look. The show …