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LFW 2013: Prachi Desai Walks For SVA
As we all know, LFW 2013 is all set to reach an end today. The finale of Lakme Fashion Week 2013 will happen tonight when ace designer Sabyasachi Mukherjee presents his collection. But as of now, LFW 2013 Day 5 has had a very glamourous beginning. This is because we saw the cute Prachi Desai walk the ramp of Lakme Fashion Week 2013 today.
Prachi Desai walked the ramp for SVA Couture on the Day 5 of LFW 2013. She was dressed in a white and blue lehenga choli. The white lehenga had sky blue borders. There was also a leaf like design in sky blue colour on Prachi's white lehenga. The choli was black and sky blue in colour and had razor cut sleeves.

The drape for Prachi Desai costume was interesting. It did not match either the lehenga or the choli. The drape was in fact yellow in colour and had an intricate pattern on it. Only the borders of the drape were sky blue in colour keeping the theme of the collection uniform. Prachi Desai's hair was tied up into a neat bun. She also wore large dangling silver earring to complete her look.
The rest of the collection from SVA Couture were filled with brilliant colour combinations on cotton fabrics. Blue was seen as a dominant colour. Various shades of peacock blue, navy blue and royal blue were used in the collection. In fact one of the sarees in the SVA collection sported the national bird peacock on its pallu most regally. This was one of the best outfits in the collection that payed tribute to the beautiful peacock bird.



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