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WIFW 2015: Masaba Brings Out Her Quirkiness
Masaba is one of the very few designers who is trending because of her quirky designs. The ace designer who set the ramp on fire on day 3 at Wills Lifestyle India Fashion Week 2015 was a delight to the eyes. Fiama Di Wills who presented the designer's clothes on day 3 made it a night to remember.
On day 3 at WIFW 2014, Masaba Gupta styles rendered a glamorous and uber chic touch. Each of her outfits retained her bold signature style motifs. Since the new collection is young, sensual and exquisitely feminine it grabbed a lot of attention on the ramp.
Models were seen in bright shades of yellow where plate chains of silver and gold were wrapped around their neck. Keeping up to the Indian tradition, their braids were beautifully decorated with orange and white jasmines.
The beautiful Masaba Gupta never fails to impress us. Her quirky designs are not often inspired with jewels and gemstones. But this collection on the ramp at WIFW 2015 had jewellery which were aesthetic.
From all her designs, this is the very first of Masaba's which has embellishments. The gowns of sheer and prints had sparkling embellishments, so did the borders of some of the outfits. Here again she designs the collection solely for youth. The vibrant metallic colours which is seen on the ramp is exclusively for a generation of the 21st century.
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